WP (13) 23 / 25 (3) Sharks (Final Score)
DHL Western Province and The Sharks did battle in the Currie Cup, Premier Division at Newlands, Cape Town at 17:05 SA Time.
This was the live match discussion Article.
The match was broadcast LIVE on SuperSport 1, SHD & M-Net on TV in SA.
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Scorers:
WP:
- Penalties – Joe Pietersen (3)
- Drop Goals – 0
- Tries – Tiaan Liebenberg (1), Deon Fourie (1)
- Conversions – Joe Pietersen (2)
Sharks:
- Penalties – Meyer Bosman (1)
- Drop Goals – Riaan Viljoen (1)
- Tries – Paul Jordaan (1), Craig Burden (2)
- Conversions – Meyer Bosman (2)
Teams:
Western Province: 15 Joe Pietersen, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 JP du Plessis, 12 Marcel Brache, 11 Gio Aplon, 10 Burton Francis, 9 Dewaldt Duvenage, 8 Jebb Sinclair, 7 Tyrone Holmes, 6 Deon Fourie (captain), 5 De Kock Steenkamp, 4 Don Armand, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Tiaan Liebenberg, 1 Deon Carstens.
Replacements: 16 Siyabonga Ntubeni, 17 Brok Harris, 18 Wilhelm van der Sluys, 19 Yaya Hartzenberg, 20 Louis Schreuder, 21 Gary van Aswegen, 22 Damian de Allende.
Sharks: 15 Gouws Prinsloo, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 Meyer Bosman, 11 S’bura Sithole, 10 Riaan Viljoen, 9 Cobus Reinach, 8 Tera Mtembu, 7 Jean Deysel (captain), 6 Jacques Botes, 5 Jandré Marais, 4 Steven Sykes, 3 Wiehahn Herbst, 2 Craig Burden, 1 Dale Chadwick.
Replacements: 16 Monde Hadebe, 17 Julian Redelinghuys, 18 Peet Marais, 19 Francois Kleinhans, 20 Conrad Hoffmann, 21 Marius Joubert, 22 Rosko Specman.
Referee: Lourens van der Merwe
Assistant referees: Jason Jaftha, Marc van Zyl
TMO: JC Fortuin
234 @ superBul:
Hou op wasgoed was hier, maggies…
Comment hier soos ‘n ordentlike siel, maar om hemelsnaam, hou op kak stook… jy soek behoorlik skoor en kak.
Ek los jou uit, jy los my uit.
Deal?
JFK i will try and stay off the site iff I am the reason this place goes for a …
But i was nowhere when you were upset a few days ago, i did not even say boo
The fact is i am here in far away Hoedspruit and do have a lot of time at night to read all the news and what is said here, so yes i did contribute in a way i felt is to the good of this site.
Al i needed is a acceptance of my apology to GBS, well he claims that i never apologized.
@ Loosehead:
Die toppies is hardegat jong….maar hulle sal regkom, net twee ou bulle wat bietjie gaffel en stofmaak…..
@ Loosehead:put so succinctly!!!
Sementknaap gaan nou hardloop… SuperSport 4
242 @ superBul:I’d like you’re input, simple as that
237 @ GBS,
Right of association? Hmmmmm if you are the Webmonster, you should set the example when it comes to reconciling. I aint interested in the mudslinging and who did what. I am here to talk rugby, stir a bit, and have fun. Come on guys stop thrashing it out ala Keoling style. Get together, and have a chat.
And they’re off…
Caster’s on
Semenya right at the back….
And she gets silver
Neewat…..
Semenya gets a Silver… left the charge far too late
244 @ Just For Kicks: I should have been a shrink.
253 @ Loosehead:
What… and let people mis out on your food?
Hahaha
Kevin Pietersons been up to his games again, this just for interest – how the ECB must rue the day he decided to bat for them.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk
England v South Africa: Kevin Pietersen’s mystery text messages to rivals set to stay undisclosed
The England and Wales Cricket Board has not made a formal request to the South African board to find out the contents of the text messages that Kevin Pietersen sent during the Headingley Test to two opponents, AB de Villiers and Dale Steyn, causing consternation in the England team.
The South African team spokesperson, Lerato Malekutu, confirmed the absence of a formal request by the ECB on the final day of the tourists’ two-day game against Derbyshire, which ended with the South Africans in almost peak condition for the third Test at Lord’s on Thursday.
It is understood, however, that England made an informal request to the South African board earlier this week, as Andy Flower and his management team view Pietersen’s messages as potentially damaging to England’s morale and unity on the eve of a crucial match, which will see South Africa go to number one in the Test rankings if England do not win.
Luckily for Pietersen perhaps, the South Africans consider his text messages to be a private matter, and there is no legal way of forcing de Villiers and Steyn to disclose them. Also, under Gary Kirsten’s management, the tourists would not want to be seen as stirrers and bad sportsmen, as their attempt to become the world’s best Test side nears fulfilment.
In any event, whether the exact contents of the texts are revealed or not, Pietersen will have a lot of explaining to do when the England team meet tomorrow at Lord’s to prepare for the third Test.
The contents are understood to be directed against the England captain Andrew Strauss, rather than the England management, and to have been written in a tone that could not be dismissed entirely as banter.
And if the text messages could be called undiplomatic at the best of times, to have sent them on the eve of Strauss’s 100th Test — he will become only the ninth England player to reach that landmark — could be deemed highly inappropriate.
If Pietersen is to represent England again after this Test, it looks as though he will have to do some honest and persuasive talking. He has to mend not only the bridge he burnt by his texts about Strauss, but also the one he burnt in his press conference last Monday with his pejorative reference to the England dressing-room and how difficult it was for him to be himself there.
Whether all this discord can be turned into a creative tension will be one of the biggest tests of Flower’s management and Strauss’s leadership. The other England players will want Strauss to celebrate his landmark with a victory that maintains England’s Test supremacy; but petty politics could disrupt the whole occasion.
It is possible, given Pietersen’s impulsiveness, that he will walk away from England and devote himself to Twenty20 tournaments around the world – though only temporarily. One of the few cricketers that Pietersen regards as an equal, the West Indian Chris Gayle, who had come to be seen as the archetypal T20 global mercenary, leapt at his chance to return to Test cricket last month. Sooner or later, Pietersen will realise that he needs Test cricket, if not 20- and 50-over internationals.
The South Africans meanwhile had a thorough workout on the second morning against Derbyshire and dismissed eight of the county’s batsmen. Each of their Test bowlers had a spell, and the catching was sharp, not least by their reserve wicketkeeper Thami Tsolekile.
But when the tourists reversed their batting order, Tsolekile did not have the weight of stroke to make the most of his opportunity to play a significant innings, and no change is expected in their eleven for Lord’s.
@ grootblousmile:
grootblousmile wrote:
GBS ek sal enige abuse van jou vat oor stellings wat jy maak en weer komentaar lewer maar glo my jy gaan die “heat ” nie kan hanteer nie.
1 Ek is nie n Heynecke Meyer dissipel nie so ja ek sal elke besluit van hom bevraagteken, net soos die ander bloggers hier. Moet dit dus nie persoonlik vat as ek jou aanvat oor HM nie. As jy dit kan aanvaar is ek weer in.
DEAL?
Die ander punt ons Blou Bulle en hul patroon>
Wel daar sien ek Jy het ook al die “futility” ingesien, so ja ek gaan die Bulle prys as hulle dinge reg doen maar ek gaan hulle rook as hulle met hul simpel skop game aangaan.
Well, at least another madal for SA.
But why did she leave her charge up the field so late, she had plenty left in the tank!
253 @ Loosehead:If I’m having marital problems, could I give you a buzz?
256 @ superBul:
Jy kan die mannetjie in die maan aanprys as jy wil, jy kan Heyneke Meyer bevraagteken as jy wil. Dis jou reg as mens.
Maar dammit, stop net jou persoonlike geslingerde beledigings en praat lekker met die ander diere hier…. terwyl jy my uitlos.
Hou net op suur braak vir ‘n slag…. genade tog.
As jy kak aanjaag, sal ek jou hanteer soos enige ander geregistreerde blogger, want dis wat jy is.
Next weekend Boks rugby
When will the Springbok team be anounced?
And if anyone wants to see what a real plonker KP is, watch this. He’s now decided to do an about turn. I ask you!
Eish! Farting against thunder, is a excercise in futility. Pissing into the wind gets your feet wet!
Have a good weekend. Dissapointing to see the Cheetahs propping up the log, but maybe they can get all their shit into one bucket.
Cheetah groete. Uit
@ superBul:probably Wednesday
Outta here too, see y’all next weekend, if not before
@ bean1:
Late, very late.
Normally it would be announced at least on Monday, hope we can get the team earlier.
264 @ Just For Kicks:
Cheers Kickers….. now don’t go and give Beanie trouble tonight, you hear!
Gooooi Mieliesssss!
@ grootblousmile:No worries there, not if I want dinner tomorrow night!!!!
267 @ Just For Kicks:
By the way, I just sent you a mail regarding SA Rugby Test Accreditations…
They lost some of the freegin applications, and mine seems to be amongst them.
Scrumdown has received his accreditation.
Cheers Groot en JFK, ek sal nie weer oor die ou koeie praat nie belowe, ek sal daarby berus
Nou vir heerlike Springbok rugby, alhoewel die All Blacks “most likely” die beste rugby gaan opdis.
Lekker aand
269 @ superBul:
Nouja, lekker aand
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