Waratahs (33) 73 / Lions (5) 12 (final score)
The Waratahs hosted the Lions at the Sydney Football Ground, Sydney at 10:40 SA Time. This is the match thread for discussion of the game. The game was broadcast on SuperSport 1 on DSTV in SA. The Waratahs really punished a very dismal Lions effort, scoring 11 tries in the process.
It is the 2nd time already this season that the Lions allow 70 points against them and they are now 5 games down from a possible 5.
Scores:
Waratahs: 9 Conversions Berrick Barnes, 4 Tries Drew Mitchell, 1 Try Dean Mumm, 1 Try Tom Carter, 2 Tries Lachie Turner, 1 Try Wycliff Palu, 2 Tries Josh Holmes
Lions: 1 Conversion Burton Francis, 1 Try Tonderai Chavanga, 1 Try JC Janse van Rensburg
Teams:
Waratahs: 15 Sosene Anesi, 14 Lachie Turner, 13 Tom Carter, 12 Berrick Barnes, 11 Drew Mitchell, 10 Daniel Halangahu, 9 Luke Burgess, 8 Wycliff Palu, 7 Phil Waugh (captain), 6 Dave Dennis, 5 Kane Douglas, 4 Dean Mumm, 3 Al Baxter, 2 Tatafu Polota-Nau, 1 Benn Robinson.
Replacements: 16 Damien Fitzpatrick, 17 Sekope Kepu, 18 Will Caldwell, 19 Ben Mowen, 20 Josh Holmes, 21 Kurtley Beale, 22 Rob Horne.
Lions: 15 Earl Rose, 14 Tonderai Chavhanga, 13 Walter Venter, 12 Doppies la Grange, 11 Wandile Mjekevu, 10 Carlos Spencer, 9 JP Joubert, 8 Todd Clever, 7 Derick Minnie, 6 Cobus Grobbelaar (captain), 5 Willem Stoltz, 4 Franco van der Merwe, 3 Kevin Buys, 2 Hannes Franklin, 1 Heinke van der Merwe.
Replacements: 16 Charles Emslie, 17 JC Janse van Rensburg, 18 Jacques Lombaard, 19 Robert Kruger, 20 Jano Vermaak, 21 Burton Francis, 22 Wigan Pekeur.
Referee: Vinny Munro (New Zealand)
Assistant referees: Ian Smith (Australia), James Leckie (Australia)
TMO: George Ayoub (Australia)
328@ Pietman – Netblou is eintlik SuperKoei.
Ag Pietman en is superbul se vrou niks meer mampoer vir jou nie.
netblou/GBS
O okaaaay, is dit soos dit werk, thx!
Pietman – yep, still got the big moustache!! Tough little bugger, he coaches at a high level on the Gold Coast at present.
Williams – what a gentleman, and, as you say, now a judge. Another former All Black friend of mine, Greg McGee, lives at Grey Lynn, near Ponsonby (famour for Ponsonby Pies). Greg played second row/flanker, I think? Another exceptional man.
I also spoke to former Wallaby Matt Ryan a few days ago, you might recall his name? He toured SA I believe. He lives in Sydney now and acts as a drug/alcohol counsellor in his own time – he gives of his time freely to help others.
Wallabie – Í was born in Sydney, but left after a stoush with Canterbury Bankstown – they demanded lotzza money for me to transfer to another rugby league club, back in 1970. They told me they own me no matter where I play fottball in the world, so I got on a plane and flew to the UK and played rugby. Played in over 20 countries around the world, just my wife and baby daughter and a pair of boots. Best experience anyone could ever have. I migrated to RSA on a contract with De Beers and the rest is history.
OldGriqua and the rest, I will catch you folks later over the weekend during the games, have a few more rounds to make, it’s weekend here and the tills must roll at my little outpost!
Cheers all.
335 – Old Griquas, I do enjoy your posts and Piets. Really enjoy going down memory lane.
netblou
Hallo,bly te kenne, al baie met super gepraat.
336 – Piet Cheers brudda, you must get your ADSL pronto. Keep on at them at Telkom. Otherwise you will wait forever.
SuperBul mentioned we do a rugby history night on Tuesdays. That would be really something good to get into.
Catch up with us tomorrow Piet for the rugga.
Okay out of here for now. Catch up later for the crici.
Cheers all. I must now be sitting right at the bottom of bru.
Puma – I’ve just caught a quick read of the 70s ABs articles. Yep, I remember the names and the history, although not all of it is all that favourable. But I remember the good times as well. The Griquas included two close frinds of mine, at the time; Tos Smith and Piet Visagie. I played all my SA rugby with Tos and I also played in the same team as Piet’s younger brother, Gawie.
As a winger and former professional sprinter, I can tell you I ran at least 2m faster while playing in SA – I had too, there was no way I was going to let those huge Afrikaners catch me, they would have torn me to bits!
Great days; exceptional memories of RSA, of which I am mighty proud to say I played in the best and hardest rugby competitions in the world – and they remain that way, even today.
blouste @ 338
hoe weet jy wanneer ñ bul sy poep ophou?
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hehehe, reg geraai
hy’s
die
BLOUSTE!! 😆
342
Jou ou moegoe… 😆
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A gentleman is one who never swears at his wife while ladies are present.
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now one for the ladies
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I think of my wife and I think of Lot, and I think of the lucky break he got.
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May you be blessed with a wife so healthy and strong, she can pull the plow when your horse drops dead.
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355 LMGA ou trashblik.
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