Mephisto_Helix
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Yeah, I meant more in the 'talented youngster' way more than he's like Steyn way 
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Yeah, I didn't mean like right now for Tri-Nations etc. I just think that given the chance to join the training camps & a few minutes game time they will shine.
Lambie - yes, he reminds me of another Frans Steyn .... Pietersen - has never really impressed me, so pass.
Look even though Percy was a great servant for South Africa, and did play a faily good game to the end of his career and helped us win the World Cup. He still wasnt a Andre' Joubert or a Frans Steyn.
@ Devill - exactly! It's like Pietersen needs to mature and go away and come back and then be good type of thingI truly think that Lambie could put one over Kirchner if put in the Bok team. And it's not a Bulls/Sharks thing, that's just my feeling on it ......
@Devil
Why do you think it’s premature? He has done so so much already and he is only 22 years old. Juba only really started play well in his last 6 years of his rugby and remember that he retired when he was 34 in 1999. Juba only played for SA 34 times and Steyn has already played 38 times. Yes I know Apartheid played a major role, but then again before Juba there was Theo van Rensburg, Gavin Johnson, Johan Heunis who was excellent. Also remember that Juba had lots of injuries when he played in his early years. So I doubt he would have played many more times for SA. So comparing apples these two guys are very similar, and both have different strengths that makes them both strong and great in their own.
@Devil
Why do you think it’s premature? He has done so so much already and he is only 22 years old. Juba only really started play well in his last 6 years of his rugby and remember that he retired when he was 34 in 1999. Juba only played for SA 34 times and Steyn has already played 38 times. Yes I know Apartheid played a major role, but then again before Juba there was Theo van Rensburg, Gavin Johnson, Johan Heunis who was excellent. Also remember that Juba had lots of injuries when he played in his early years. So I doubt he would have played many more times for SA. So comparing apples these two guys are very similar, and both have different strengths that makes them both strong and great in their own.
Curious as to what the team-talk was at half time that resulted in The Sharks not turning up to the game for the second. Was a kark second half performance from the Sharks and to be honest, the bulls weren't even having that great a game either. They will need to pick up their game against the stormers...
Curious as to what the team-talk was at half time that resulted in The Sharks not turning up to the game for the second. Was a kark second half performance from the Sharks and to be honest, the bulls weren't even having that great a game either. They will need to pick up their game against the stormers...
Team:
15. Patrick Lambie
14. Odwa Ndungane
13. Stefan Terblanche
12. Riaan Swanepoel
11. Lwazi Mvovo
10. Ruan Pienaar
9. Rory Kockott
8. Ryan Kankowski
7. Willem Alberts
6. Jean Deysel
5. Alistair Hargreaves
4. Steven Sykes
3. Jannie du Plessis
2. John Smit (captain)
1. Tendai Mtawarira
16. Craig Burden
17. Patric Cilliers
18. Wilhelm Steenkamp
19. Keegan Daniel
20. Jacques Botes
21. Andy Goode
22. Andries Strauss.
A decent enough team to give the Breezers a run for their money I reckon ....