I love it how they try and use Afrikaans/Saffa words – inferiority complex much?

Ja its time for us to use more Zulu, then we can choon them Suga wena nuga!

you guys are amazing (ly idiotic)

On that note Well done Ireland on the day you deserved to win!

doooos!!!

and you lie, you would be excited about giving the frogs a smack, its just that you cant… 2 wins in 9 attempts says it all…. delusional much ???????????????

typical SA, when they cant win it its not important, suddenly they become a flash in the pan,have one good year, but hey, thats cool, cause we all know how miserable you guys will be next year, ala Bulls after 07…

Gotta love it when the little weezels come crawling out of the woodwork to throw some mud in glee.

The AB’s ended the season well and good on them. We played the good rugger when it counted and the trophies were on offer, like the S14 and T 3. Klapped the AB’s 3 times makes a reasonable season. Does the silly cup on offer at the French game count?? Not really hey?

Come to think of it we play the good rugger more often than not when it counts, like at the WC. Can’t say that about the AB’s …….

To be fair, I would not get all excited about giving the frogs a smack cause we all know they can’t string two good games together. They played their seasons big one against the Boks and were flat for the next. Typical. They have done it consistently for years.

So, maybe ya plonkers need to get a life??

I dont think the language was an issue- it was teh fact that they knew the calls. The English speaking countries all callin English – no problem.
If teh Boks have not varied their lineout calls sinc eGerts time, then they are seriously dumb.

Perhaps they should use lineout calls like
“Bakkiessemasehulleisalmaldooseendiebalgaannouvirdielangslapdrolmetdiehoetnougaandertiensesensovoorts”

I want to see what the Irish make of that…they would probably just hear “Bakkies”

Of course it would not work against Vickerman…

as Victor has proven with his realisation that Ireland had a SA who could understand Afrikaans in their mix (seriously, would you think beforehand that they may now understand your calls)… I think it shows that the SA management and players have “breine die grootte van by dicks …”

thing is, Ireland and France have done their homework, theyve studies tapes of the Tri-Nations and noticed the Boks inability to play a different gameplan… hence they prepared for the usual soccer the SA rugby team plays, and came up victors (no pun intended)… to think NZ and Aust have not also learnt how to combat the Boks one dimensional game plan would be foolish in the extreme…

I feel for SA supporters, once this current world cup crop go, you guys are in serious kak…

you gotta love these guys.

“nothing games”.

No wonder there arent articles on NH tours about the Boks ‘aura’.

Imagine if this had happen in the World Cup quarter finals?

Finally, someone cracked the Victor computer code !

Yeah and confuse the **** out of the Springboks!

The way I have it the Boks calls consist of three number- mainly single digits. For example Twee! Ses! Een!
That in English is Two! Six! One!
Catch my drift?
The rest of the numbers 1 to 10 are also pretty close in sound and pronounciation
You can teach counting from 1 to 10 in Afrikaans to a English speaking ******!

If all fails- At half- swop the order of the ‘trigger numbers’ and see the opposition go up at the opposite end of the line out

I can only deduce that the reason for you not putting up your weekly ratings was the fact that the players who performed pathetically on Saturday were mostly Bulls players apart from Zane and Danie.

It’s amazing that they win any of their own ball when playing against each other isn’t it?

It will also please the politicians!