2011 Rugby World Cup

StarPhoenix · Post by **StarPhoenix** » 09 Sep 2011, 21:30

I'm going to have to give that one a miss.

Gym at 08H00 sharp.

wizardofid · Post by **wizardofid** » 10 Sep 2011, 09:28

Eish, japan plays rugby? Awesome game to say the least.....

KatrynKat · Post by **KatrynKat** » 10 Sep 2011, 09:50

as far as i know... Japan are good in the 7's game...

wizardofid · Post by **wizardofid** » 10 Sep 2011, 10:04

KatrynKat wrote:as far as i know... Japan are good in the 7's game...

Sigh, sarcasm.....sarcasm....!!

KatrynKat · Post by **KatrynKat** » 10 Sep 2011, 10:30

nope...

no sarcasm.....

wizardofid · Post by **wizardofid** » 10 Sep 2011, 13:09

KatrynKat wrote:nope...
no sarcasm.....

Was not referring to you, eish ?

The post just before my last, perhaps reading the rest of the thread.....is vitally important

Looking forward to karate rugby at 8 tomorrow, wonder if japan will play a fast game with ball in hand,

Oh back on topic, going to do research on pool selection, not entirely happy with it.

KatrynKat · Post by **KatrynKat** » 10 Sep 2011, 13:18

i have read this thread....
maybe if you mentioned the post to which you were referring to, would help...

StarPhoenix · Post by **StarPhoenix** » 11 Sep 2011, 18:20

I have been advised not to make any further comment on the RWC, either online or at work. Apparently sport is Serious Business
and them what I say is fighting words.

/sits on hands.

What? You expected me to try to sneak something in here?

wizardofid · Post by **wizardofid** » 11 Sep 2011, 19:19

What? You expected me to try to sneak something in here?

No, man up and stop being a wiz erm um wuss...

Hell we played badly today....choke,! choke,! choke! But a win is a win, hell even Naas wasn't entirely impressed, at least the worst of the pool is over...

Fuji, eish, not so sure the predicted brute force will work with them, the minnows look especially good this year...

Post by **Stuart** » 11 Sep 2011, 20:43

wizardofid wrote:choke,! choke,! choke!

Wrong sport, dude. New Zealand wears the yellow jersey for rugby World Cup choking.

Post by **ryanrich** » 11 Sep 2011, 20:57

Stuart wrote:
wizardofid wrote:choke,! choke,! choke!
Wrong sport, dude. New Zealand wears the yellow jersey for rugby World Cup choking.

Not this year...

Post by **Stuart** » 11 Sep 2011, 21:38

ryanrich wrote:
Stuart wrote:
wizardofid wrote:choke,! choke,! choke!
Wrong sport, dude. New Zealand wears the yellow jersey for rugby World Cup choking.
Not this year...

That remains to be seen.

Post by **ryanrich** » 11 Sep 2011, 22:20

Stuart wrote:
ryanrich wrote:
Stuart wrote:
wizardofid wrote:choke,! choke,! choke!
Wrong sport, dude. New Zealand wears the yellow jersey for rugby World Cup choking.
Not this year...
That remains to be seen.

Care to bet?

Friar Tuck · Post by **Friar Tuck** » 11 Sep 2011, 22:56

ryanrich wrote:
Stuart wrote:
ryanrich wrote:
Stuart wrote:
wizardofid wrote:choke,! choke,! choke!
Wrong sport, dude. New Zealand wears the yellow jersey for rugby World Cup choking.
Not this year...
That remains to be seen.
Care to bet?

Choke,
This sport makes no sense one has to throw the ball backwards to go forward(This is intended as a joke),

.

Who do you think will win this cup?

I think SA has a chance, but at this stage only a minor one.

StarPhoenix · Post by **StarPhoenix** » 12 Sep 2011, 07:57

Many disgruntled people at work today...

GreyWolf · Post by **GreyWolf** » 12 Sep 2011, 08:52

A win is a win. Cheer the **** up SA!

KatrynKat · Post by **KatrynKat** » 12 Sep 2011, 08:54

GreyWolf wrote:A win is a win. Cheer the **** up SA!

+1

Post by **Stuart** » 12 Sep 2011, 08:58

ryanrich wrote:
Stuart wrote:
ryanrich wrote:
Stuart wrote:
wizardofid wrote:choke,! choke,! choke!
Wrong sport, dude. New Zealand wears the yellow jersey for rugby World Cup choking.
Not this year...
That remains to be seen.
Care to bet?

Not actual money, no.

wizardofid · Post by **wizardofid** » 12 Sep 2011, 09:38

Stuart wrote:
wizardofid wrote:choke,! choke,! choke!
Wrong sport, dude. New Zealand wears the yellow jersey for rugby World Cup choking.

Wait, whaaaat?

A couple of guys playing with a ball where the object is, to score points with said ball, instead of whacking a ball with a stick a supposedly golden boot is needed, there are dead balls, high balls, ground balls, and balls that bounce if not caught, a dead ball is usually kicked or thrown back into play, is not that you can confuse this with our official national choking sport at special world cup events, but it has the potential to be another one....

Post by **Stuart** » 12 Sep 2011, 09:40

senile · Post by **senile** » 12 Sep 2011, 11:01

John Smit should captain from the sideline. If that is even allowed. 2/10 for his performance because at least he showed up at the scrums

F du Preez is overrated at best, so is Habana.

Matfield needs rest as he is clearly tired. So am I.

wizardofid · Post by **wizardofid** » 12 Sep 2011, 12:57

John is doing a good job, why can him?, who would you have as captain, Spies? When john left the field, they were fighting about what to do with the penalty, thank goodness some one stepped in with common sense, and went for the line out still a 50/50 but much better than 3 points and risk not getting another opportunity to score that late in the game, and true enough they didn't.

They need to decide who becomes the leader, if John leaves, inbred fighting is not exactly professional, usually Victor take over, but with Victor not there what happens then, have Fourie make a rash decision, and pelt him with naartjies when he returns home, or have spies take over if neither of those two are available...

@senile
So your saying his performance was poor, then why was he making so many tackles and at nearly every breakdown...?

Post by **Stuart** » 12 Sep 2011, 13:07

senile wrote:John Smit should captain from the sideline. If that is even allowed. 2/10 for his performance because at least he showed up at the scrums

F du Preez is overrated at best, so is Habana.

Matfield needs rest as he is clearly tired. So am I.

Smit is not the best hooker in the country - far from it. His leadership, however, is invaluable, and for that alone he deserves a higher rating than 2/10.

senile · Post by **senile** » 12 Sep 2011, 15:07

John is completely outclassed by Bismarck. Yes he is a great captain but there is no space for him on the field, unless he is moved to another position. And quite frankly he is not better than the other props either. So make Schalk captain and tape du Preez's mouth shut with duct tape.

wizardofid wrote: @senile
So your saying his performance was poor, then why was he making so many tackles and at nearly every breakdown...?

Bismarck is a ball carrier of note. One of the few players that can steamroll the defense like he did yesterday which they desperately need.

StarPhoenix · Post by **StarPhoenix** » 15 Sep 2011, 13:40

So....Bakkies has made a "miraculous recovery" - or has he? How long will he last on Saturday and how many more South Africans will be injured by the robust Polynesians?

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