HappyMartin Posted September 10, 2016 Posted September 10, 2016 And once again he blames the players. http://www.sport24.co.za/Rugby/RugbyChampionship/coetzee-bemoans-lack-of-discipline-20160910Yes I saw that. Plonker. Blames the players. If they weren't stumbling around wondering what in hell they were meant to be doing they wouldn't be giving away so many penalties.
City Cycling Athletic Club Posted September 11, 2016 Posted September 11, 2016 in the long run - if SARB (are they still called that) withdrew from Super Rugby and The Championship and pumped money into the Currie Cup for the next five years and make it a vibrant competitive competition we might stand a chance of competing with the AB's instead of trying to emulate their 'style'. the panel of experts on Super Rugby make me sick with suggestions we must try and play like the AB's to compete with them.
scotty Posted September 11, 2016 Posted September 11, 2016 in the long run - if SARB (are they still called that) withdrew from Super Rugby and The Championship and pumped money into the Currie Cup for the next five years and make it a vibrant competitive competition we might stand a chance of competing with the AB's instead of trying to emulate their 'style'. the panel of experts on Super Rugby make me sick with suggestions we must try and play like the AB's to compete with them.We not, AC has already stated that he is sticking to "SA Style" of kick, bump and grind. Not that it's doing us any good.
Stretch Posted September 11, 2016 Posted September 11, 2016 We not, AC has already stated that he is sticking to "SA Style" of kick, bump and grind. Not that it's doing us any good.Is that a fact? Then why was there not one rolling maul on Saturday...I just get so despondent when I see players like Habana and Steyn. Why they there? Is there no concept of building towards a world cup. I just don't get it..there are so many rugby minds in this country...but yet we still follow this approach...this is also just gameplay..quotas and politics dont even come into this equation
scotty Posted September 11, 2016 Posted September 11, 2016 Is that a fact? Then why was there not one rolling maul on Saturday...I just get so despondent when I see players like Habana and Steyn. Why they there? Is there no concept of building towards a world cup. I just don't get it..there are so many rugby minds in this country...but yet we still follow this approach...this is also just gameplay..quotas and politics dont even come into this equationFor sure, here's 2 quotes Cape Town - New Springbok coach Allister Coetzee will not completely move away from the traditional style of play South Africans have grown accustomed to, but he does admit that the team must evolve in certain ways. South Africa coach Allister Coetzee begins his first Rugby Championship campaign on Saturday knowing the Springboks must master their old strengths against Argentina before they can start to spread their wings.South Africa have traditionally played a conservative style of rugby, relying on superior physical strength in the tackle and an accurate kicking game.
'Dale Posted September 11, 2016 Author Posted September 11, 2016 (edited) When will SA learn from the rulers of 15s rugby?????And get all unions to play a unified style of rugby It is the coach's challenge but definitely a systemic barrier The Leeutjies bring an attacking and Hurricanes style of play.The traditional strength of the Bokkies is forward-based play. GO BOKKIES ???????????????? Edited September 11, 2016 by 'Dale
Wannabe Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 And the "Transformation" of SA Rugby is almost complete.From a World Class team, to a team of mediocre plonkers. Razzmatazz must be beyond himself, the Rugby is now on the same level as the Soccer.They will every so often win a game....... WhuYu 1
MTBeer Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 For sure, here's 2 quotes Cape Town - New Springbok coach Allister Coetzee will not completely move away from the traditional style of play South Africans have grown accustomed to, but he does admit that the team must evolve in certain ways. South Africa coach Allister Coetzee begins his first Rugby Championship campaign on Saturday knowing the Springboks must master their old strengths against Argentina before they can start to spread their wings.South Africa have traditionally played a conservative style of rugby, relying on superior physical strength in the tackle and an accurate kicking game.what a load of bollocks. The last time SA had an accurate kicking game was when Naas played 10. And the myth of SA's superior physical strength? Does anybody (with a brain) actually believe that shite? Maybe 30 years ago before players started doing serious gym time. Captain Fastbastard Mayhem, scotty and WhuYu 3
MTBeer Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 Hey Toetie, I've got a brilliant game plan for you to try. Why don't you try and get as little possession as possible and then when you do get the ball you kick an up-an-under. Oh wait, the boks have been doing that for 10 fekking years and it doesn't fekking work. Springbok coach my fekking arse. scotty, WhuYu, dev null and 1 other 4
WhuYu Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 Is that a fact? Then why was there not one rolling maul on Saturday...I just get so despondent when I see players like Habana and Steyn. Why they there? Is there no concept of building towards a world cup. I just don't get it..there are so many rugby minds in this country...but yet we still follow this approach...this is also just gameplay..quotas and politics dont even come into this equationTalking of quotas..............the coach is a "quota coach". What good did he do at WP? If you do not pick the best coach and the best players....................we stand no chance of winning............ Help.Me. 1
Stretch Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 Talking of quotas..............the coach is a "quota coach". What good did he do at WP? If you do not pick the best coach and the best players....................we stand no chance of winning............ its actually high time we started boycotting rugby...and its really simple...you just dont buy tickets to the next international Lexx, scotty and Help.Me. 3
MTBeer Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 its actually high time we started boycotting rugby...and its really simple...you just dont buy tickets to the next internationalI boycotted the 2nd half on Saturday - cleaned my bike instead. Frosty, Lexx, Help.Me. and 3 others 6
HappyMartin Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 I boycotted the 2nd half on Saturday - cleaned my bike instead.Yep. Couldn't stand it. Painful to watch.
scotty Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 I sat through the whole game, kinda like the movie you cant stop watching in hope it gets better. HappyMartin, Help.Me., sawystertrance and 2 others 5
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