Almal kla altyd oor provinsies wat spelers koop en steel by ander provinsies, maar kyk ‘n bietjie wie speel deesdae waar..
Hieronder volg ‘n stukkie interessante statistiek van al die spelers wat in Saterdag se Currie Beker Finaal gaan speel. Julle sal oplet dat slegs 3 spelers in beide spanne “born and raised” in hul onderskeie provinsies is. Vir die Bulls is dit slegs Fourie Du Preez, Pierre Spies en Victor Matfield wat in BlouBul land gebore is en daar skool gegaan het en vir die Cheetahs is dit slegs Heinrich Brussow, Adriaan Strauss en Wian du Preez.
Kyk gerus ook hoeveel spelers wat in die SuidKaap (WP, Boland en SWD) gebore is of skoolgegaan het speel Saterdag in die finaal.
Blue Bulls:
Zane Kirchner: born – George (South Western Districts); school – PW Botha (South Western Districts)
François Hougaard: born – Paarl (Western Province); school – Paul Roos (Western Province)
Jaco Pretorius: born – Johannesburg (Golden Lions); school – Randburg (Golden Lions)
Wynand Olivier: born – Welkom (Griffons); school – Affies (Blue Bulls)
Bryan Habana: born – Johannesburg (Golden Lions); school – KES (Golden Lions)
Morné Steyn: born – Bellville, Cape Town (Western Province); school – Sand du Plessis, Bloemfontein (Free State)
Fourie du Preez: born – Pretoria (Blue Bulls); school – Affies (Blue Bulls)
Pierre Spies: born – Pretoria (Blue Bulls); school – Affies (Blue Bulls)
Dewald Potgieter: born – Port Elizabeth (Eastern Province); school – Daniël Pienaar, Uitenhage (Eastern Province)
Deon Stegmann: born – Cradock (Eastern Province); school – Grey College (Free State)
Victor Matfield: born – Polokwane (previously Pietersburg) (Blue Bulls); school – Pietersburg (Blue Bulls)
Bakkies Botha: born – Newcastle (KwaZulu Natal); school – HTS Vereeniging (Valke)/HTS Middelburg (Mpumalanga)
Werner Kruger: born – Kemptonpark (Valke); school – Kemptonpark (Valke)
Derick Kuün: born – Johannesburg (Golden Lions); school – Affies (Blue Bulls)
Gürthro Steenkamp: born – Paarl (Western Province); school – Paarl Boys’ High (Western Province)
Bandise Maku: born – King William’s Town (Border); school – Dale (Border)
Rossouw de Klerk: born – Vredenburg (Boland); school – Paarl Gim (Western Province)
Danie Rossouw: born – Sabie (Mpumalanga); school – Rob Ferreira (Mpumalanga)
Pedrie Wannenburg: born – Nelspruit (Mpumalanga); school – Oakdale (South Western Districts)
Heini Adams: born – Worcester (Boland); school – Esselen Park, Worcester (Boland)
Burton Francis: born – Paarl (Western Province); school – Klein Nederburg, Paarl (Western Province)
Gerhard van den Heever: born – Bloemfontein (Free State); school – Affies (Blue Bulls)
Free State Cheetahs:
Hennie Daniller: born – Cape Town (Western Province); school – Paarl Gim (Western Province)
Lionel Mapoe: born – Port Elizabeth (Eastern Province); school – Fichardtpark, Bloemfontein (Free State)
Corné Uys: born – Bredasdorp (Boland); school – Bredasdorp (Boland)
Meyer Bosman: born – Bethlehem (Griffons); school – Oakdale (South Western Districts)
Danwel Demas: born – Paarl (Western Province); school – New Orleans, Paarl (Western Province)
Jacques-Louis Potgieter: born – Pretoria (Blue Bulls); school – Affies (Blue Bulls)
JP Joubert: born – Port Elizabeth (Eastern Province); school – Framesby, Port Elizabeth (Eastern Province)
Ashley Johnson: born – Wynberg, Cape Town (Western Province); school – Paarl Gim (Western Province)
Frans Viljoen: born – Ficksburg (Griffons); school – Grey College (Free State)
Heinrich Brüssow: born – Bloemfontein (Free State); school – Grey College (Free State)
David de Villiers: born – Johannesburg (Golden Lions); school – Empangeni (KwaZulu Natal))
Nico Breedt: born – Johannesburg (Golden Lions); school – Kearsney (KwaZulu Natal))
WP Nel: born – Loeriesfontein (Boland); school – Drostdy, Worcester (Boland)
Adriaan Strauss: born – Bloemfontein (Free State); school – Grey College (Free State)
Wian du Preez.: born – Bloemfontein (Free State); school – Grey College (Free State)
Richardt Strauss: born – Pretoria (Blue Bulls); school – Grey College (Free State)
Coenie Oosthuizen: born – Potchefstroom (Leopards); school – Grey College (Free State)
Izak van der Westhuizen: born – Kimberley (Griquas); school – Diamantveld, Kimberley (Griquas)
Kabamba Floors: born – Oudtshoorn (South Western Districts); school – Morestêr, Oudtshoorn (South Western Districts)
Tewis de Bruyn: born – Hoopstad (Free State); school – Grey College (Free State)
Louis Strydom: born – Welkom (Griffons); school – HTS Welkom (Griffons)
Fabian Juries: born – Grahamstown (Eastern Province); school – Kingswood (Eastern Province)
Stats verky vanaf rugby365.com
Interesting to see where each player was born there.
Jeepers if some stayed in EP they woould have had a great team.
Bakkies born in Newcastle KZN!!! Damn we want Bakkies back…… 😆
Die ou skelmjanne !
Ek het nou die dag na WP se squad gekyk. 26 van hulle spelers is NIE in die Kaap gebore nie. So dis dieselfde ORAL. Geboorte beteken buitendien niks. n Speler is dalk in Bloem gebore en op 3 jarige ouderdom het hy Kaap toe getrek en al sy rugby daar gespeel. Maak dit hom nou eintlik n gekoopte Vrystater?!
3 gebore in Slaapstad
4 gebore in Pretoria
Ons wen al weer, hierdie keer net met 1 punt, maar ‘n wen is ‘n wen ! 😉
3 – Supa
Hello Supa, I think its more reflective of where you were brought up and went to school, rather than where you were born. Some leave after they are a year old or so from their birth place.
4 – BDB 😀
Like I have said many times. A win by one point is all it takes.
8 Grey
6 Affies
So die CB finaal is ‘n Affies vs Grey affere.
Jy weet ek stem saam met jou Supa. Kyk byvoorbeeld na ‘n ou soos Wynand Olivier. Hy sou nooit Springbok gespeel het as hy by die Griffons gebly het nie. Kyk ook vir Morne Steyn. Ek sien nou eers hy is ‘n ou Kapenaar!!
#3 Supa
I tend to agree with you, Supa. There are so many factors that influence where players end up playing their rugby.
These days pro team sport often ends up resembling something like those pick-up games we played as laaities: the one day I’m picked on your side and the next day I’m oicked for the side that plays against you and then I’m going to tackle you stukkend, my broer.
And if we can have a lekker cold Kool-Aid together after the game, then alles is mos kwaai?
8 – KingPaul,
Please don’t tell the rest of the WP supporters that M. Steyn is from the Cape. Otherwise we wont hear the end of it 😆
Then BAKKIES is a son of Natal. We want him back pronto 😆
Boys from all over the country goes to these different schools like Grey College, Affies, Bishops, Paarl Gim, etc. so you never where the guy is from really. School are scouting youngsters, and some even pay them to play there… People should get over the whole who steals whom idea. Take a guy like Joe Pietersen he’s from Cape Town, and he went to Grey College.
6 ja, mens kan met statistiek maak wat jy wil. Ekself is meer ‘n tradisionele ou en verkies lojaliteit bo geld, maar dit is nou die professionele era, so dit gaan nie meer oor waar jy vandaan kom nie, of waar jy skool gegaan het nie, maar watter trui jy oor jou kop trek.
Ek is seker JLP gaan sy hart uitspeel vir die Ctahs, al is hy ‘n Pta boytjie, en dieselfde met Stegmann vir die BB.
~never know where the guy is from…
9 – Fender
😆
11 – VanStraaten
As long as it is only South African union stealing their own that is fine. Wait until Aussies come here and steal our youngsters. Mark my words that is going to happen with the S15. They just don’t have the players to fill anonther union. I rather we have our players get taken here from another union and stay in SA. Sad as that is it is far better than them leaving to play for another country.
We are blessed with more rugby players here than anywhere else in world rugby. We should look after them and keep them here.
9@fender – Wasn’t the scenes after the game at Newlands not just nauseating. The Bulls and the WP guys looking like best buddies!
15@Puma – I find it sad that South Africa have lost talented youngsters like William Turner (chosen for England 7s I think), Juandre Kruger (Who probably won’t think twice if eligible for England to play for them), etc. We will lose a lot of youngsters who are great players because we play mediocre players at some of the positions for our Super 14 sides. It’s sad that we will lose talent in this way. Rugby is now a professional sport, I think fans must accept that.
Hellooooooooooooooooo
Look where I’m from… and look where I live now…….. hehehehe
Flok !!
#16 Van
And so they should, Van. Nothing cements friendships like a well mixed and ice cold Kool-Aid!
Hey jy wat nie weet van waar jy is nie!
Hoe kom jy aan met ons reply button?
18 :-))
Elke Leeu, WP en Haai, Maak nou ‘n moerse lawaai…. Self kon hul niks vermag, maar nou wil hulle spog met die Cheetah se krag. Hoor nou die gedonnner en gedruis, Van die agterbakse WP-gespuis! Skielik het elke Leeu vergeet, Uit watter rugby-bak hy vreet…. Elke sot van ‘n diepsee haai, Staan tou om saam met ‘n Cheetah te braai…. Wen of verloor my bloed bly Blou… Ek verruil nie my siel deur met ‘n Cheetah te trou!
hehehe dit is wat ‘n anner vriend virmy gestuur het 😆
Mirrag mense
18 – GBS At last, I was getting withdrawal symptons as you have been absent for so long…….. 🙁
Dis oor gediggies soos daai hoekom die Bulle so gewild is Tripples!..
#18 Ja nee Shame GrootBlouOgies….ook maar goed anners het jy dalk nie met handrbriekie geslaap in die aande nie maar met ons oud kollega ‘n nessie gedeel 😆
20@ Koningkie – Shhhhhhhhhhhhh man, jy maak slapende honde wakker…. ek het die Reply Button gepark daar langs my Jaccuzzi…. hehehe
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Ons chEEtah ouens is jaMMer hy lOOp
verstAAn sy redes
#25 I know Polla, maar wys jou net watter oulike bulle is op die site!!!!!! Kyk ek het al baie meer abuse gevat van flippen wp ouens as die ou gediggie hoor…..elke friggin span het sy lunatics
#15 Puma, the Aussies have already lured a talented youngster to league rugby in 2010. He made SA schools senter this year, but opted to try out League in Aus first. They gave him a nice fat contract!
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