Can one player be blame for loosing a match that 15 players take part no if u loose blame 15 manso stop play blaming game why cannot blame coatch we never put one man on the field.......to much individual players¬ as a team........
ngl i was super mad with libbok this match, he attempted that kick les 10 times prior to getting it, basically giving away possession. However when he got it like that, that made up for all the frustration.
Siya, you are a wonderful human being, and we, as South Africans, we are truly blessed to have you on our side.Dankie Siya. Slogan for the next Worldcup in Australia must say: "WE BELIEVE " because GOD is all around us and inside us, and we never have to fear anything!
Was seriously a miracle. I had walked out of the room after the lions took the line out and when I came back hendrikse was kicking for the win. Truly unbelievable
At some point, just out of nowhere, I would love if Rassie played the hendrikse brothers at 9 and 10. Jordan is very good and I think the only reason he’s overlooked is because we have so many incredible 10’s available. We could literally fill the entire back row with 10 options
Well that was not a miracle it was just bad decision making by the Lions i mean why kick for touch when the is seconds left tap and keep the ball close 😢
True story, was so pissed at the my Sharks for letting the Lions back into the game in the end. As the Lions kicked the ball out for their lineout penalty in the dying seconds of the game, as soon as they secured the ball, I knew they would kick it out and win the game and switched off the TV, just to see 10 min later on social that the Sharks won. I could not believe what I was seeing, must be a joke, no way they won the game from there, freaken no way, this is not real!!! Rewatched the last bit and just wow, best clutch piece of last minute play ever.
Jordan you really make some strange comments on selections .You leave out Cameron Hanekom who outplayed the 3 Irish looseforwards when the bulls played leinster in the urc semi final.
