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Sign up with GoogleJean de Villiers heading back to SA
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He has to outplay young De Jongh first...
Creag
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Somehow, i dont think that is the real reason he is coming back to SA, i think this link makes more sense:
http://www.independent.ie/sport/rugby/de-villiers-finally-in-perfect-harmony-2024541.html
It is no surprise that before Christmas many felt that Munster's hefty investment in Jean de Villiers was backfiring -- even the player himself confides now that he struggled to immerse himself into the close-knit team.
Off the pitch, despite an early initiation amongst the exalted royalty of Munster rugby -- Keith Wood, Peter Clohessy and Anthony Foley introduced him to the joys of Arthur in Limerick -- the Springbok was struggling to convert the international currency of 50-plus caps and a World Cup medal on the local exchanges
His debut on the Munster squad's regular cabaret circuit rendered him a cross between Milli Vanilli and a delusional 'X Factor' prospect -- his timing on the microphone was even more out of tune than his efforts on the field.
He was promptly booed off by the harshest crowd he would ever face -- his own team-mates.
http://www.independent.ie/sport/rugby/de-villiers-finally-in-perfect-harmony-2024541.html
It is no surprise that before Christmas many felt that Munster's hefty investment in Jean de Villiers was backfiring -- even the player himself confides now that he struggled to immerse himself into the close-knit team.
Off the pitch, despite an early initiation amongst the exalted royalty of Munster rugby -- Keith Wood, Peter Clohessy and Anthony Foley introduced him to the joys of Arthur in Limerick -- the Springbok was struggling to convert the international currency of 50-plus caps and a World Cup medal on the local exchanges
His debut on the Munster squad's regular cabaret circuit rendered him a cross between Milli Vanilli and a delusional 'X Factor' prospect -- his timing on the microphone was even more out of tune than his efforts on the field.
He was promptly booed off by the harshest crowd he would ever face -- his own team-mates.
his coming to the Sharks
His intercept/bounce of the ball style of rugby suits WP rugby, so they can keep him.
From a Sharks point of view, we need a flyhalf, i would rather take Peter Grant, his rugby talent is being waisted there.
remember WP supporters this my opinion, dont take it as fact and slam me.
His intercept/bounce of the ball style of rugby suits WP rugby, so they can keep him.
From a Sharks point of view, we need a flyhalf, i would rather take Peter Grant, his rugby talent is being waisted there.
remember WP supporters this my opinion, dont take it as fact and slam me.
Im not saying that I want him, I just over heard Ian Mac telling my boss the other day... they play golf together. Nothing concrete yet but discussions are going on.