The Durban Craig twins

louisg wrote: To be fair, all chirping aside, thats just not the Stormers. Something is amiss, over and above injuries. For SA Rugby sake, lets hope that they sort it out.

as the saying goes Louis, if Maties rugby is below par then its not good for WP rugby which is not good for Bok rugby.

If u watch the Sharks later , u will regain your faith in sa rugby

Craig Pienaar wrote: If u watch the Sharks later , u will regain your faith in sa rugby

only if they lose by less than 10 points. You are playing against the Chiefs academy players so if you fail to beat them then its nag for you.

that "saying" about maties and stormers is only known in slaapstad - and how do you figure that maties are below par?

louisg wrote: To be fair, all chirping aside, thats just not the Stormers. Something is amiss, over and above injuries. For SA Rugby sake, lets hope that they sort it out.

Starts at the top Louis with Thelo Wakefield. A good mate of mine is privy to the'" inner workings'"
of the day to day running of WP rugby. My mate reckons Wakefield is the Zuma of rugby, but is untouchable as he has the support of the majority of clubs(read his mates).WP rugby as an entity is basically bankrupt but Wakefield flew first class to Australia to "motivate"" the team. The trip apparently cost in the region of 250 000. WP rugby need to get rid of this pariah and start afresh.

Stormers are having their worse season since super rugby came into being, yet those plastic Sharks, unreliable Bulls and over hyped Lions are not that much better and they are all having goodish seasons by their low standards. The Stormers will be back and i cant wait for next week when we take on the Lions and then in early July when we take on the groot bekke from Durban town.

Not pretty at all.... Dismal display tbh... But, great teams get the win when they not at their best... Hope the West coast were watching and taking notes how to win ugly.

Sharks win a canter :woohoo: :woohoo:

Chicken must be spitting feathers :woohoo: :woohoo:

28-24 against a team with not a single AB. In fact they had 3rd choice players, 2 blokes who were on a surfing holiday to Durban and another who went to SA to cover the match for the Waikato Times, :ohmy:

Not a single chirp from a Bulls fan since the drubbing that they took in Argentina. :whistle:

I'm a Bulls fan - what is there to chirp about?- except the fact that I backed the Jaguares on handicap -11.5 at 2/1 - oh yes. and also the Sunwolves to beat the hapless stormers at 3.4/1. ---and the Tahs to be the first Aus team to beat nz opposition in 40 SuperRugby games