New Sharks utility back Hansie Graaff is in danger of missing out on next week’s Currie Cup opener against Griquas, according to Beeld’s Johann de Jager.
Graaff, who further reveals that he’s been brought in for the duration of the Currie Cup, primarily as a fullback option, recently underwent a scope due to water on the knee and will most likely need to spend the next fortnight on the sidelines, before hopefully making a Sharks debut against the Lions the following weekend.
The player, who has been released from a two-year contract with the Griffons to pursue his Sharks dream, will have the Currie Cup campaign to prove to the likes of John Smit and Brendan Venter that he deserves a spot in next year’s Super Rugby squad.
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morning Rob. Do you know anything about Graaff? Do you rate him?
Aag nooit man! Let’s not start the CC with injuries again…
Is it not one of the other teams turn with injuries now?
We had enough throughout the SR tournament!
@West Indies Cricket Board (Comment 1) : howzit.
No, I must admit I’ve never personally seen him play. Excited to see what he has to offer, though.
Where is the team sheets for u19 and u21 Vs FreeState?????
@luyanda (Comment 4) : we’re getting there boss… Sharks only released them about 10 minutes ago
If I am correct he played for the cheetahs in that 7’s tournament in George and if his 7’s skills is anything to go by he could surprise some.
@R Hayward (Comment 2) : From your lips to . . .
Rob, do you want to fill us in on Sithole`s broken hand?
Without JP we might need Sithole out there.
What happened to that glove Andre Joubert used to wear?!