Handre Pollard returns from his enforced rest to start at flyhalf in the only change to the Bulls backline for Saturday’s game against the Sharks. […]
Posts tagged with: Dean Greyling
Strong Bulls announced for Kings Park
16 Apr 15 13:36 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 33 Comments
Cheetahs Bulldozed
10 Jul 14 09:38 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 22 Comments
The Bulls appear to have pulled of a major coup, luring three Cheetahs Super Rugby starters to Pretoria ahead of next year’s Super Rugby competition. […]
Kings benched by Bulls
11 Sep 13 13:23 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 9 Comments
Blue Bulls coach Pine Pienaar has benched two of his former Kings players in Waylon Murray and Vleis Engelbrecht this week. […]
Bulls lose two ahead of opener
19 Feb 13 08:01 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 9 Comments
The Bulls have confirmed that neither Bok prop Dean Greyling nor lock Wilhelm Steenkamp will be available for their clash against the Stormers this weekend. […]
Bulls, Cheetahs at full strength for friendly
6 Feb 13 13:43 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 20 Comments
Both Frans Ludeke and Naka Drotske have picked their strongest available lineups for this weekend’s friendly between the Bulls and the Cheetahs in Polokwane. […]
Bulls injury update
22 Jan 13 12:09 by Richard Ferguson (Richard Ferguson) | 5 Comments
The Bulls have released information on the status of their players, with some bad news for some players who are forced to miss the start of the Super Rugby season. […]
More of the same for the Bulls
17 Oct 12 12:33 by Richard Ferguson (Richard Ferguson) | 22 Comments
We reported earlier this morning that Bulls coach Pine Pienaar was in two minds about making changed to his team to face the Sharks, and he has decided to stick to the same team that beat the Lions so comprehensively last weekend. […]
All eight Boks for Bulls
10 Oct 12 12:23 by Richard Ferguson (Richard Ferguson) | 16 Comments
Bulls coach Pine Pienaar has named all of his returning Springboks in the match 22 to take on the Lions in Johannesburg this Saturday, with six starting the match and two taking bench spots. […]
Two (and a half) changes for Bulls
3 Oct 12 09:00 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 1 Comment
The Bulls have named their side to face Western Province in their final home Currie Cup game of the season and are bolstered (at last) by the return of Bok wing Bjorn Basson, after a number of false starts. […]
Bulls beef up for WP
2 Oct 12 09:11 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 1 Comment
A trio of experienced players will return for the Blue Bulls this weekend as they aim to lift themselves off the foot of the Currie Cup log by beating Western Province at Loftus. […]
Another Bok banned as Greyling gets his dues
17 Sep 12 07:32 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 41 Comments
Heyneke Meyer certainly hasn’t changed the Boks much for the better since taking over from Peter de Villiers after last year’s World Cup – that much can be seen pretty clearly in a string of results that’s delivered some uninspiring play at home and nothing resembling an away win yet either. […]
Consistency for Heyneke
12 Sep 12 07:47 by Richard Ferguson (Richard Ferguson) | 63 Comments
Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer has gone for consistency in his selection for this weekend’s clash against the All Blacks in New Zealand, making only two changes from the team that went down to the Aussies last week. […]
Burden the Bok bolter
18 Aug 12 22:21 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 75 Comments
Craig Burden will tour to Argentina with the Springbok Rugby Championship squad, as cover for the injured Bismarck du Plessis. […]
Van der Merwe linked with Bulls switch
16 Aug 12 09:00 by Rob Otto (robdylan) | 9 Comments
According to an article on the SuperSport website, impressive Cheetahs prop Marcel van der Merwe has already agreed terms with the Blue Bulls and is likely to confirm a move to Pretoria shortly. […]
Coenie misses out on more caps
12 Jun 12 13:04 by Richard Ferguson (Richard Ferguson) | 27 Comments
Newly capped prop Coenie Oosthuizen will take no further part in the Test series against England, after team doctor Craig Roberts ruled the big Free-Stater out of action for at least two months. […]