Heynecke Meyer

He was. :blink: :S

Craig Eudey wrote: He was. :blink: :S

Only one of the Craig twins would say this :woohoo:

The only reason i beat Chicken to the above post is because he is offline :S

no...Chicken would say....both of them would say that...

Scotland's team selection tells me that they don't want to finish top of the pool. Team that finishes top will play the ABs in the semis. Boks to win by at least 15 points

Meyer has no idea. Du Pleasis has had 20 minutes rest with his yellow and half time. He comes on and plays for a few minutes and he takes him off.

Great win ....cannot wait to see a kaalgat hoenderpoepol on the pitch .....go bokke go ya good things

Zietsman Oosthuizen wrote: Great win ....cannot wait to see a kaalgat hoenderpoepol on the pitch .....go bokke go ya good things

:lol:

Hats off to you Heynecke, taking the defeat like a real man. Pity that you did not go down to the Chelsea training centre with the rest of the team that did on Thursday for you could have taught the Chelsea manager how to show respect when losing. You lost with grace and i respect you for that.

chicken n chips wrote: Hats off to you Heynecke, taking the defeat like a real man. Pity that you did not go down to the Chelsea training centre with the rest of the team that did on Thursday for you could have taught the Chelsea manager how to show respect when losing. You lost with grace and i respect you for that.

...even though he is, and will always be, a Blou Bull !!

Passionate from anthems to final whistle and graceful and humble in defeat...the players did us proud in not wanting for effort...

TNaicker wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: Hats off to you Heynecke, taking the defeat like a real man. Pity that you did not go down to the Chelsea training centre with the rest of the team that did on Thursday for you could have taught the Chelsea manager how to show respect when losing. You lost with grace and i respect you for that.

...even though he is, and will always be, a Blou Bull !!

Passionate from anthems to final whistle and graceful and humble in defeat...the players did us proud in not wanting for effort...

I think he owes a lot to Hansen, who in my mind is a true gentleman. For one to coach the best team in the world and never hear him gloat, yet as we heard Heinecke say, he goes over to the losing captain raising his spirits and boosting their moral just proves what a gent he is! And he doesn't do it to improve his identity, you only hear of it from the other coach, just solidifies my testiment... Really like that guy! Great for the game!

Yes a Big Thank You to Meyer!!!I Hope he stays till next RWC.