ANNOUNCEMENT: de BOKKES are back SA-30 NZ-28?

Question

not really a question more of a statement, new zealand were alright but south africa were emmense, who knows who will win this try nations.

just gonna say my heart stopped when carter took that kick, but watson deflected it and steyn just didnt let go.

I LOVE SA :):):)

please feel free to comment.

Answer 1

ya its true but........... all blacks had a lot of injuries, ok so did SA (jaque fourie, fourie du preuz, john smit) but i think the all blacks were worse off (macaw, thorn, williams) and the loss of jerry collins, for god knows what reasons!

so it was a great test match, but.......... SA beware the all blacks are gonna strike with avengence!

Answer 2

really ???!

im fijian and wanted ot avenge our loss to jr all blacks !

Answer 3

Congrats to the boks.

As an Australian I'm pretty impartial and I think the Boks definitely played better - No excuses from the ab's .

I also love that the South Africans wont be like the English and think that one close win means they are invincible (the English fans that is).

I think the fact is they won a tight won and hopefully this means the whole tri nations will be a close faught battle.

Answer 4

It was one h**l of a match the tension was mounting.

      When Januarie scored that try and the final whistle followed a few minutes it felt like I had an o****m;-)

                        "DIE BOKKE"

Time to show them Aussies we mean business

Answer 5

Make sure you thank Brad Thorn - his moment of madness last week cost the ABs the test this week.

Answer 6

that was an amazing 80 minute game. tension the whole way, no knowing who had won it.

that last try, i thought had sealed it, but then daniel carter tried the drop kick and that forced me to remember who were up against.

amabokoboko ngenkani!!!!!

no brad thorn= no jon smit.

actually smit is a bigger impact player AND captain, so we had a bigger loss from that incident.

Answer 7

The Bokkes were great and the result did them proud.  The commitment was so much more this week, the scrum stronger. I wonder how much the loss of Thorne meant?

I only hope that it knocked so much stuffing out of them that Wallabies have a chance now :-)

Answer 8

Good game...it sets us up for an interesting tri nations...both teams were immense....

Answer 9

S**t 'Frankie D' must have been hard to keep your mouth shut this week after the spanking de Bokke got last week lol.

Yep it was a very good game by de Bokke they secured a much needed win - their first ever in Dunedin (for 100 years at least) and breaking their 10 year drought in NZ, now thats enough of that lol.

It wasnt a disgraceful loss by any means so congrats de Bokke.

Answer 10

Freakin amazing stuff, was a fantastic test!

Answer 11

Well done the boks, they did play with more passion than NZ, particularily in the first half.

Both teams were in in all the way thorugh, and it could have gone either way.

So well done again to the boks, a great match regardless of who you were supporting.

Answer 12

Please define the word immense as you only won by 2 points that does not seem the greatest margin to me, now 2Pt's in my book is a hard fought game and with that definition i say well done

Answer 13

Once again the Bokke show that they can win win it matters. Huge game, and to score three tries to one, and have so many penalties called against them and be with out their captain and then have Mattfeild sent off!

Man they did it the hard way, but we expect nothing less from RSA down here in NZ, I only hope we can return the favour and score 3 tries to one in Capetown next month, but I won't be holding my breath.

Think this championship is going to come down to that Capetown game, we really needed the win last night, I doubt bonus points can save us, and I'm not sure our young locks will stack up against the Aussie big men, but hey, it's all good and all three teams will be sharp and ready for the November tests in the NH