The Gauteng Lions Rugby Union is seriously reaching out to a new breed of possible supporters to change their fortunes around and entice a new brand of supporter to counter dwindling supporter numbers.
Well, here’s one of them, and he already looks non-plussed!
This is toungue in cheek, alright fellas?
gbs @ 1
who’s tongue in who’s cheek? 😀
kinder mishandeling shame wat n handicap moet die mannetjie mee begin. :Lol:
Seriaaaaaaaaaaas ek spel net
Tong on die wang of nie.
Die leeus sal seriously moet begin dink om in die eerste instansie weg te kom van Ellispark af.
Indien hulle bv. sal skuif na Soccer city toe, kan hulle n’ groot volgeleing onder Soweto bou, meer geld in die community in sit, en die clubs wat daar is help.
Nog n’ paar nuwe gronde bou.
Daar moet talent wees in die suburbs daar, en sal ook n’ groot “PR” exercise wees vir rugby in ons land.
Ek meen wees realisties, die leeus kan nie swakker word as wat hulle al reeds is nie.
biltongbek wrote:
Ek stem volkome saam
Ag flokkie toggie…… maar die Lions is darem boring!! 🙂
JME @ 6
nee wat hy dink is:
“ek wil ñ stormers rugby jersey hê!!”
7@ Ashley:
Neeeeeeeee, dan’t ek ‘n baba gewys wat in sy broek gepoef het….. hehehehe
gbs @ 8
😀
dant ek vi hom ñ bloubul nappy aangetrek!!
That my friends is the future when the Lions actually look for a decent game from the Likes of WP, Bulls, Sharks etc. That baby is thinking: When are the Lions going have decent opposition.
Lion4ever @ 10
Would rather say: When are the Lions going to BE decent opposition..
:-))
Sooner than you think JME
@ Lion4ever:10 – 😆
GBS
I demand you remove this article immediately.
It’s a slight on all involved with the Lions that wont be be taken lightly.
Remove it NOW I tell you!
Sseriously,
To all of you out there saying that the GLRU must do more in Soweto, do you honestly believe that the GLRU have not been constantly ploughing money and resources into the area?
Of all the development areas in and around Greater Johannesburg, Soweto benifits FAR MORE than the other areas. The area does not only benifit from the GLRU, but also hugely from local Government as well.
Which all brings me to the crux of the matter. Soweto Rugby Club continually fail to meet their league match commitments, often withdrawing ALL teams at the 11th hour.
You can take a horse to water, but you can’t force it to drink.
14@ Scrumdown:
Hehehehe
14 @ Scrumdown:
here we go again….. seriously! Can’t you read??? see GBS @ 1
hehehe
17@ J.M.E.:
Luckily I know Scrumdown…. that’s his idea of a joke…. flokken Vaalie!
18 @ GBS
Demanding bunch of fella’s here…. eish!!!
:-))
GBS
I wonder who’ll be smiling in Gauteng come Saturday evening.
Is the Blue Herd of Bulls ripe for an upset?
Can the Lions fill thier quota requirement and actually field a team with more than three (3) REAL RUGBY PLAYERS?
Will the massive crowd expected at the Coke Blik be wearing predominantly red?
And lastly, will the Lions play above themselves for 70 minutes only to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in the final 10?
No matter what, I’m sure that Captain Henry James Morgan will be in plentiful supply, and should our mighty Pride of Lions fail in their endeavour to win the first home CC fixture of the year, we’ll put it down to the re-building experience, blame the ref’, explain that we have the best jersey of ALL the CC teams, and pour another drink.
Luckily Lions supporters don’t accept mediocricy easily!
Scrumdown wrote:
Do you know for a fact that Soweto benefits as much as you say? If this is the case I am not aware of it.
what would you suggest GLRU do to get back to where they were a long time ago.
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