it is still not comparable, he worked with amateurs who turned pro, its a entirely different mindset... wake up?
I agree.
it is still not comparable, he worked with amateurs who turned pro, its a entirely different mindset... wake up?
:erm: I differ there from you. a) No to Morne steyn b) No to brussouw
Those two played a HUGE part in us beating the lions and in the first and second test against the ABs.... But like you said say it enough times and it might come true![]()
I agree.
Oh, so now it's gone from he didn't coach in the professional era to he only coached in the "professional era from when Morgoth says its okay to be called the professional era"?
Don't throw out facts if the can be reputed, and don't get upset when they are. There goes your credibility.
I feel like I'm having a discussion with a brick wall.
Btw, Cantera, people on this forum are entitled to their opinion, as are you. No need for the name calling.
Oh, and Jake White has BOTH (yes, I bolded it!) a World Cup and Trinations under his belt. So he has won the hardest of the hard and then some.
So you agree Kitch had it much harder, yet did so much better? In fact you agree that the only reason de Villiers (and indeed, White) did well at all is the structures that supported them and has nothing to do with their ability?
timgaul, you are blinded and inlove with Jake White. Do you forget the games where everybody was calling for Jake's head?
Did you forget how the team he coached lost 49 - 0 to the Wallabies?
JW was no coaching god.
I feel like I'm having a discussion with a brick wall.
Btw, Cantera, people on this forum are entitled to their opinion, as are you. No need for the name calling.
Oh, and Jake White has BOTH (yes, I bolded it!) a World Cup and Trinations under his belt. So he has won the hardest of the hard and then some.
And de Villiers decision not to play Frans Steyn when it was obvious how well he had been doing. All coaches make mistakes, and they're not always as fatal as you would believe. There isn't always only one player for a position that is the best in that position. Sometimes you luck out and sometimes you strike out.
no the two eras should be looked at respectable, we achieved good things in both times, it is nothing more then that. now grow up please.
NOT TRUE.
He got one.Eddie Jones won the World Cup.
Can you spot the real coach?
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Morgoth, you do realise this is a forum where people debate on a mature level and are entitled to their own opinion? Just because some disagrees with our point of view is not reason to tell them, in that lovely colloquialism you use to "grow up". Now if you can't handle the challenges of healthy debate and do not have the emotional maturity to post in a reasonable fashion then maybe you should go somewhere else.
His tri nations was won with a 50% winning %PDV = 5/6
PDV left Frans steyn out so he could find a replacement for him come the next bok test..... Frans is going to France![]()
it is one thing to debate, and one thing to just argue for the sake of argue, your guilty of the later.
you should know kid.Again, if you tell yourself something enough times, I suppose it becomes true in your mind.
So now its gone from winning the hardest competition in rugby to "winning the hardest competition in rugby only in a manner that is acceptable to Devill"? You can't dilute you argument in such a fashion and in the same point argue the exact same thing. Either we are discussion winning the Trinations or we are discussing win% ratios.
Again, if you tell yourself something enough times, I suppose it becomes true in your mind.
No I was merely pointing out that PDV did it betterPlease try and disprove this. JW did win it but PDV won it with a better % to boot
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Yeah I mean trying to find a replacement fullback before your goes away for a year is not logical at all .... Can see Why you love Jake "My beer fetcher" White
you should know kid.
So you agree Kitch had it much harder, yet did so much better? In fact you agree that the only reason de Villiers (and indeed, White) did well at all is the structures that supported them and has nothing to do with their ability?
You yourself have just pointed out that de Villiers is only as good as the support structures, including coaching staff, and as such only plays a small role in the actual development of the team.