Injury news from the Sharks camp is that scrumhalf Charl McLeod has, as expected, been ruled out of Saturday’s game against the Pumas. [...]
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McLeod ruled out
Sharks player rating v Blue Bulls
The Sharks recorded their third win of the season over the Bulls (and the second in succession at Loftus) when they prevailed by 39 points to 27 on Saturday afternoon. Let’s have a look at how the individuals did. [...]
Milestones? What milestones
I guess this was bound to happen to us sooner or later. I’m afraid to say there really aren’t any significant (or otherwise) Currie Cup milestones to talk about for the Sharks this week. [...]
Sharks bulk up for Bulls
The Sharks team to face the Bulls at Loftus this weekend has been announced, and sees a few changes to the forward pack, as our psychic Rob Otto predicted. [...]
Sharks player ratings vs Lions
The Sharks succumbed to their second Currie Cup loss of the season, going down to the Lions in Johannesburg on Saturday evening. It was a disappointing performance from our team as a whole, but let’s take a look at the individual performances. [...]
Sharks v WP: by the numbers
The Sharks bounced back in fine style to win against both Western Province and woeful rookie ref Louwrens van der Merwe, in the pouring rain at Newlands on Friday night. Let’s have a look at the match statistics, kindly provided by www.ruggastats.com. [...]
Some milestones – and a birthday!
With the Sharks taking on Griqaus down in Kimberley this weekend, let’s have a look at a few of the milestones coming up for the individuals involved. [...]
Sharks get 7 Boks back
Springbok management has decided to release a group of 15 players that were involved in the away leg of the Tri Nations for selection at Currie Cup level this weekend, along with a further 8 players that were selected as part of the Preliminary squad, who did not tour . [...]
A timely injection? (Or unwanted disruption)
It’s three rounds into the 2011 Currie Cup and the Sharks are sitting pretty, having won all three of their games to date. More impressively, though, two of those games have been against fellow “top five” opposition, with a squad containing close to a dozen players who are playing their first full season of Currie Cup rugby. [...]
Boks for Tri Nations opener announced
The Bok team for the Castle Tri Nations opener against Australia has been announced, with three run on debuts for Ashley Johnson, Werner Kruger and Dean Greyling, while Charl McLeod might earn his off the bench.
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Sharks well represented in Bok tour squad
The Springbok tour squad to contest the away leg of the 2011 Castle Tri-Nations series has just been named. Sharks captain John Smit will lead a 27-man squad to the Antipodes that includes no fewer than eight other Sharks players. [...]
Scrumhalf question might also need answering
With Conrad Hoffmann’s injury ruling him out of the first few rounds of the Currie cup season and a possible Tri Nations call up for Charl McLeod, the Sharks management may have another positional conundrum on their hands. If Charl McLeod is not available for the start of the Currie cup, a decision on who will play will scrumhalf need to be made. [...]
McLeod added to Bok squad
Sharks scrumhalf Charl McLeod has been added to the Springbok preliminary training squad to replace Ricky Januarie, who announced his retirement from the international game last week. [...]
Notes on Loftus
I was one of the lucky ones who attended the Loftus game along with some of the other Sharksworld faithful and thought I’d put down some thoughts on the experience as a whole. [...]
Battle Royale
The Sharks travel to Coca Cola Park this weekend in what is yet another must win match for the coastal team. (What I do not understand about that saying is which team will go into a game and allow themselves to lose it? But anyway) The Lions team, back from a better than expected tour of the Antipodes, are filled to the brim with ex Sharks players, much as the Sharks have their fair share of Lions in there. Should make for some interesting individual battles. [...]







