Cash se wen rekord

Ons het net teen die Sharks 2 of 3 keer skeef ingegooi wat nie so vars was nie

TunaLion wrote: Ek is nogals beindruk met Cash. Dit was  n massiewe risiko om hom aan te stel met basies geen ervaring nie en net tyd sal kan sê of dit die regte besluit was of nie. En terwyl die span uiters swak was in SR vanjaar, lyk dit of hulle tydens die lockdown as afrigting groep bymekaar gekom het en regtig gewerk het aan hul swakpunte.

Hy is nou op 13 van 19 vir 68.4%. Gelykop teen die bulle sal nie gunstig vir sy rekord wees nie

Cash van Rooyen se wenrekord in Curriebeker na Saterdag se oorwinning oor WP is 11 van 17 vir 64.7%, dis beter as al die Leeus afrigters die afgelope 20 jaar en net Laurie Mains van 1999-2000 seisoen met 19 wenne van 26 vir 73.1% is beter.

Julle gaan dit seker nie glo nie, maar met hierdie wen is Cash se wen rekord nou beter as Johan Ackermann in Curriebeker:

Currie Cup coaches at the Lions:

Coach	Period	Matches	Won	Win Ratio
Ivan van Rooyen	2018-2020	17	11	64.7%
Swys de Bruin	2017	10	5	50.0%
Herkie Kruger	2017	3	1	33.3%
Johan Ackermann	2012-2016	55	35	63.6%
John Mitchell	2010-2011	30	19	63.3%
Hans Coetzee	2009	14	7	50.0%
Eugene Eloff	2006-2008	45	27	60.0%
Frans Ludeke	2001-2005	61	39	63.9%
Laurie Mains	1999-2000	26	19	73.1%

meetings , my biggest frustration in a corporate environment. 

Niela wrote: Interesting read from the bok coaching staff https://www.sport24.co.za/Rugby/Springboks/nienaber-how-a-simple-change-turned-springboks-into-world-champions-20200428 I think this is probably our single biggest issue, except ours is by organisational design. We have to many chefs in the kitchen.  If we have 8 coaches do each of them get 12.5% of player time ? I don't know how our setup works, but if defense is 50% of our game and we have all these coaches, I can guarantee you that we are not spending 50% of our time on defense...

Interesting point. This is where the defence coach must really stamp his authority. He should have input in all areas of the game. All the coaches need to buy into the defensive pattern, and incorporate that. Attack can quickly turn into defence if we lose possession. Defence can turn into attack if we regain possession. Defensive scrums and lineouts are key. Our team loves scoring tries, but they need to be absolutely ruthless in defending the tryline, which must happen irrespective of where the opposition has possession. As elated as the team feels when scoring a try, they must feel the corresponding anger when they concede a try. Not with each other, but as a collective, and direct that that anger in either scoring again or ensuring that the defence holds better.

Super Rugby coaches at the Lions:

eina eina pyn!

Ongelukkig nou op 33% na 3 wedstryde

That just shows how poor the others were... Swys was brilliant as an attacking coach, but he is not Head coach material. I believe a head coach should have outstanding "man management" skills. He should be able to convince the players to be willing to die for him. That is something Swys lacked and what made Ackermann such a huge success. 

Everyone was moaning how bad Swys is, but if you see it in context, he was the 2nd best we've ever had.