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Topic: Ivan van Rooyen named as Lions head coach
Posted By: Transvaal
Subject: Ivan van Rooyen named as Lions head coach
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:08am
The Lions Rugby Company is pleased to announce Ivan van Rooyen as Head Coach of the Emirates Lions.

“Ivan van Rooyen is someone who can build on the successes of past years. He has proven his worth within the
Lions Company Structures,” said Rudolf Straeuli, CEO of the Lions Rugby Company (LRC).

The Company will ensure Van Rooyen has the correct support system, management team and consultants for a
successful 2020 Super Rugby Campaign.

Altmann Allers, Chairman and Owner of LRC credited Van Rooyen who positioned himself as the most impressive
candidate during the recruitment process. “In Ivan we have an outstanding coach that covers all areas. His
extensive knowledge of the Lions culture coupled with his scientific background is paramount in crucial decision
making factors.”

The new coach said the Lions has been his home since 2009, “and it is all I know.”

He added: “We have the opportunity to create something very special. We have a young but dynamic team and a
‘blank canvas’. It is all up to us what we make of it. Standing in front of that ‘blank canvas’, we will establish clear
goals, we will decide who will be involved in this process, what will success look like and what tools we will use to
measure our success. I am truly blessed to do what I love to do,” he said.

VAN ROOYENS’ RUGBY BACKGROUND:
Ivan ‘Cash’ van Rooyen joined the Lions in 2009 after hanging up his boots as a player (Lions juniors, Lions sevens,
Valke Currie Cup).

The sport scientist worked with the junior sides and Vodacom Cup until 2011 and also assisted Wayne Taylor with
the Super Rugby and senior Currie Cup sides.

He became head of Strength and Conditioning in 2012 and still holds this position.

The Lions continued success since 2014 and subsequent Vodacom Super Rugby finals in 2016 and 2017 was also
due to the high level of fitness installed by Van Rooyen.

He headed up the coaching staff of the Lions in the 2018 and 2019 Currie Cup seasons with the team advancing to
the final this year.



Replies:
Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:14am
Dit was verwag

Alles van die beste Cash!


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:18am
Sal graag sien dat hy Sean Erasmus en Mzwakhe Nkosi betrek


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:20am
Sover ek weet het al die hulpafrigters kontrakte vir ten minste die volgende 2 jaar, so mens kan seker verwag dat dit dieselfde ouens sal wees


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:24am
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Sover ek weet het al die hulpafrigters kontrakte vir ten minste die volgende 2 jaar, so mens kan seker verwag dat dit dieselfde ouens sal wees
Is Joey se pos al gevul


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:28am
Originally posted by GoLions GoLions wrote:

Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Sover ek weet het al die hulpafrigters kontrakte vir ten minste die volgende 2 jaar, so mens kan seker verwag dat dit dieselfde ouens sal wees
Is Joey se pos al gevul

Ek dink nie Joey en Bart se poste is al gevul nie


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:28am
Ivan coached the Lions Currie Cup side in the 2018 and 2019 seasons and achieved 9 wins from 15 matches for a 60% win record. He also took the Lions to the Currie Cup final in 2019, which they lost 28-31 against the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein.


Posted By: Niela
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:31am
Good that we "promote from within", bad that we don't have someone with a really solid track record and experience.

It will be very interesting to see the assistant coaching staff. 

Coach Lemmer was my coach at varsity, he is a very astute forwards coach. Where does that leave WW, maybe he should be the defense or attack coach ?





Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:34am
In die twee CB seisoene het Cash baie ge-eksperimenteer and juniors speltyd gegee. Hopelik ken hy hulle nou goed genoeg dat ons van meet af met 'n meer gevestigde span kan instap


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:38am
Ten minste kom ek goed met Ivan oor die weg, so dis darem positief, en nog 'n positief is dat dit nie iemand soos Deon Davids, Gary Gold, Robert du Preez of Peter de Villiers is nie!


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 8:46am

Importantly, Van Rooyen also has the support of majority shareholder Altman Allers, who allegedly now wants a more active say in team operations.

“In Ivan we have an outstanding coach that covers all areas. His extensive knowledge of the Lions culture coupled with his scientific background is paramount in crucial decision making factors,” said Allers.

However, the Lions’ coaching group remains relatively inexperienced, which suggests that the Lions’ commitment towards a “correct support system” means there could be some interesting faces showing up as consultants during the season.

https://citizen.co.za/sport/south-african-sport/sa-rugby-sport/super-rugby/2197881/lions-cash-in-on-ivan-as-new-super-rugby-mentor/" rel="nofollow - https://citizen.co.za/sport/south-african-sport/sa-rugby-sport/super-rugby/2197881/lions-cash-in-on-ivan-as-new-super-rugby-mentor/


Posted By: valie
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 9:03am
Ek dink Warren gaan nog n seisoen of wat speel, as sy knie reg is. miskien kan hulle hom as n tipe player/coach begin inspan, dalk as defence coach, of so iets.


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 9:10am
Ja ek is seker hy gaan nog vir 'n jaar of so speel


Posted By: Niela
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 10:34am
I hope Waza has another year or two in him. But the poor oke has been struggling


Posted By: Lion4ever
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 12:36pm
I like the way the Lions have drawn our last 2 coaches through the ranks, even more so in Cash's case. I am just a bit worried about his inexperience.


Posted By: valie
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 12:56pm
Originally posted by Lion4ever Lion4ever wrote:

I like the way the Lions have drawn our last 2 coaches through the ranks, even more so in Cash's case. I am just a bit worried about his inexperience.
He has been involved with the SR team since 2012, so I don't think he is that inexperienced


Posted By: Lion4ever
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 1:10pm
Originally posted by valie valie wrote:

Originally posted by Lion4ever Lion4ever wrote:

I like the way the Lions have drawn our last 2 coaches through the ranks, even more so in Cash's case. I am just a bit worried about his inexperience.
He has been involved with the SR team since 2012, so I don't think he is that inexperienced
He has been with the Lions in their coaching structures since 2009, but primarily as the fitness guru. Actual coaching experience not so much. I have no doubt that he knows his rugby, but it is his inexperience as a head coach that is a bit worrying.


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 1:43pm
Basically 2 years experience, 2018 and 2019 Currie Cups


Posted By: Attie Karate
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 2:14pm
Originally posted by GoLions GoLions wrote:

Importantly, Van Rooyen also has the support of majority shareholder Altman Allers, who allegedly now wants a more active say in team operations.

“In Ivan we have an outstanding coach that covers all areas. His extensive knowledge of the Lions culture coupled with his scientific background is paramount in crucial decision making factors,” said Allers.

However, the Lions’ coaching group remains relatively inexperienced, which suggests that the Lions’ commitment towards a “correct support system” means there could be some interesting faces showing up as consultants during the season.

https://citizen.co.za/sport/south-african-sport/sa-rugby-sport/super-rugby/2197881/lions-cash-in-on-ivan-as-new-super-rugby-mentor/" rel="nofollow - https://citizen.co.za/sport/south-african-sport/sa-rugby-sport/super-rugby/2197881/lions-cash-in-on-ivan-as-new-super-rugby-mentor/


I don't think AA "having a more active say in team operations" is a good thing. Having too many chiefs confuses everyone. If they agreed on clear lines and roles (which they hopefully probably have)then it could work.

But on the other hand Darren, I completely understand why. If I "invested" money and it doesn't seems I will ever get any of it back, I would also want to be more involved.


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Up the Vaal!


Posted By: PaBz0r
Date Posted: 30-Oct-2019 at 6:12pm
perhaps the AA and Swys rumours have some merrit?


Posted By: Leeubok
Date Posted: 31-Oct-2019 at 7:21am
Ek sou 'n hoe profiel aanstelling verkies het, met ouens soos Cash, WW, Lemmer etc as sy assistente. Maar nouja, dit is ook nice dat die unie lojale ouens beloon. So sterkte aan Cash, ek hoop hy doen goed!

Ek dink ons gaan maar realisties moet wees met ons ekspektasies vir die volgende jaar of 2. Met baie nuwe spelers, nuwe afrigters ens gaan ons dalk sukkel om die uitspeel fase te haal. 


Posted By: Billy4
Date Posted: 31-Oct-2019 at 7:52am
Johan Ackerman was ook maar unknown figure toe hy begin het. Gee cash n kans! 


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 31-Oct-2019 at 7:57am
The Lions will finalise their coaching structures in the next week, reveals newly-appointed head coach Ivan van Rooyen.

The sudden departure of Swys de Bruin earlier this month has certainly stunned one of South Africa’s most successful franchises.

The split ended a seven-year relationship between De Bruin and the Lions.

The former Strength and Conditioning coach has been with the union since 2009 and his first assignment in the hot seat is far from easy.

The 37-year-old has just three months to finalize his coaching structures and prepare for their opening Super Rugby match against the Jaguares in Buenos Aires on February 1.

“The first Super Rugby match against Jaguares in Argentina is a big focus point for us. It is important to get everyone ready – physically and mentally,” Van Rooyen told rugby365com

“I think getting our system and management in place very early, the more specific our preparation can be ahead of the opening match against the Jaguares.”

He added: “It’s mainly about getting clarity in our direction and our expectations.”

To add further uncertainty around the coaching structures, it has been reported that Joey Mongalo and Bart Schoeman’s contracts have not been renewed.

While there have been suggestions Lions captain Warren Whiteley could be added to the coaching roster.

Whiteley, who has been sidelined due to long-term knee injury,  has assisted the Golden Lions’ coaching staff during this year’s Currie Cup season.

When asked if Whiteley may be in talks about joining the Super Rugby staff, Van Rooyen did not deny nor confirm the claim.

“Whiteley is still focused on seeing if he can return to the field.

“During the Currie Cup we definitely used him in terms of coaching analysis – he was a big link between the coaches and players.

“But currently he is doing rehab and still learning and spending time with the coaches.”

https://rugby365.com/tournaments/currie-cup/clarity-the-main-focus-for-new-lions-boss" rel="nofollow - https://rugby365.com/tournaments/currie-cup/clarity-the-main-focus-for-new-lions-boss



Posted By: Niela
Date Posted: 31-Oct-2019 at 9:24am
One thing is certain.

We should be the fittest side in super rugby. 


Posted By: PaBz0r
Date Posted: 31-Oct-2019 at 10:08am
Originally posted by Niela Niela wrote:

One thing is certain.

We should be the fittest side in super rugby. 

Hopefully the players are also fit to play.. Ouch Can't have guys like WW/Cyle/Dylan etc being injured for long periods. Although we know WW is in doubt, we really need the others to put in a whole season. 


Posted By: Niela
Date Posted: 31-Oct-2019 at 10:19am
Originally posted by PaBz0r PaBz0r wrote:

Originally posted by Niela Niela wrote:

One thing is certain.

We should be the fittest side in super rugby. 

Hopefully the players are also fit to play.. Ouch Can't have guys like WW/Cyle/Dylan etc being injured for long periods. Although we know WW is in doubt, we really need the others to put in a whole season. 

Let’s hope , I don’t see it as a conditioning issue though. 

There will always be injuries , that’s why the better sides always have depth. 

We have VERY little depth. Losing probably close to 20 starting XV type players in the last 2 seasons. 




Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 01-Nov-2019 at 8:47am
New Lions Super Rugby coach Ivan van Rooyen has promised he won’t drastically change the team’s style of play, but he admitted he would add a few new things to their make-up ahead of the 2020 campaign.

Van Rooyen was yesterday named the Lions’ new head coach following the parting of ways between the union and Swys de Bruin a few weeks ago.

The 37-year-old Van Rooyen, who was previously the Lions’ strength and conditioning coach, took charge of the Currie Cup side in 2018 and this year. He led a young Lions team to the final this season, where they lost to the Cheetahs.

“The Lions have a certain DNA, a style of rugby that they play, and it would be foolish to change that,” said the new Lions boss.

“But, if you look at what’s been going on in world rugby and what’s gone down at the World Cup, aspects like the levels of defence and the effectiveness of a good kicking game are things we will have to adopt and be better at. The reality is there are so many different areas where a team can apply pressure on the opposition and we need to explore all those options.”

Van Rooyen said he was starting his reign with a “blank canvas”.

“We’ll use the Currie Cup campaign as a stepping stone and a platform for what we want to do going into next year, but we’ll focus to grow a number of aspects of our game; that is the conditioning, the attack, the defence and the kicking,” said Van Rooyen.

“We must get creative. This is a new generation coming through and I’d like us to be as efficient as we can be.”

Van Rooyen said he and the Lions Company were still in the process of finalising his management team. “I’ll know more in the next week or so. But the exciting thing with the coaching system changing is that there will be an opportunity for us to specialise in more areas and get consultants in to make us better.”

Van Rooyen has built up a good relationship with the players, having joined the Lions in 2009 and worked closely with most of the players for several years now. “I just want to continue building on the relationship we’ve formed. We’ve got a couple of new players coming in, who’ve already slotted in nicely, but we’ll look to keep growing the youngsters like Tyrone Green, Wandisile Simelane, Vincent Tshituka and others next year.”

One player who’s sadly yet to start the proper pre-season programme is seasoned captain and No 8 Warren Whiteley, who’s still trying to get over the knee injury that ended his hopes of playing at this year’s World Cup. “He can’t train just yet,” said Van Rooyen.

“so he’s working on getting fit and is also still learning the coaching ropes and doing analysis work for us.”
https://www.iol.co.za/sport/rugby/van-rooyen-wont-change-lions-dna-36375581" rel="nofollow - https://www.iol.co.za/sport/rugby/van-rooyen-wont-change-lions-dna-36375581


Posted By: Lion4ever
Date Posted: 01-Nov-2019 at 9:13am
So Cash is talking the talk. Hope he can walk that talk. But I am liking what I am reading. Worried about Wazza, but glad that he is starting to walk the coaching route as well.



Posted By: valie
Date Posted: 01-Nov-2019 at 3:14pm
Originally posted by Lion4ever Lion4ever wrote:

So Cash is talking the talk. Hope he can walk that talk. But I am liking what I am reading. Worried about Wazza, but glad that he is starting to walk the coaching route as well.

Yes, I couldn't agree more. I like Cash's calm demeanor. to me he looks more like a doer than a talker.


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 26-Nov-2019 at 8:00pm

The new Lions Super Rugby coach has his work cut out in 2020, but he’s sourced insights from two Springboks … one a very famous one.

Lions head coach Ivan ‘Cash’ van Rooyen has a mountain to climb in the 2020 Super Rugby season, but being married into the family of famous Springbok brothers Darius and Naas Botha has given him a glimpse of what it’s going to take. Van Rooyen’s wife, Rienie, is the daughter of Darius – a former Bok and Northern Transvaal wing who died from stomach cancer in February 2018 – and a niece to Naas.
https://citizen.co.za/sport/south-african-sport/sa-rugby-sport/super-rugby/2210589/ivan-wants-to-cash-in-on-his-famous-botha-family-ties/" rel="nofollow - https://citizen.co.za/sport/south-african-sport/sa-rugby-sport/super-rugby/2210589/ivan-wants-to-cash-in-on-his-famous-botha-family-ties/


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 26-Nov-2019 at 8:05pm
Nie geweet nie!


Posted By: Leeubok
Date Posted: 27-Nov-2019 at 7:14am
Dis nie te se oom Naas gaan hom kom help afrig nie.. En het Naas nie elkgeval 'n pos iewers in Indie of Rusland of een of ander snaakse nasie gekry nie?


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 27-Nov-2019 at 7:40am
Naas help met die Indiese span


Posted By: monster
Date Posted: 27-Nov-2019 at 8:18am
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Naas help met die Indiese span
en bly in Bloem .... hy en Francois Steyn kan sommer saam ry 😂


Posted By: Niela
Date Posted: 27-Nov-2019 at 8:44am
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Naas help met die Indiese span


hoe minder Naas Botha betrokke is by die leeus hoe beter, sy rugby kennis is useless in vandag se spel


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 28-Nov-2019 at 9:27am
2019 Currie Cup & O21 afrigters

Head Coach: Ivan van Rooyen 37
Forwards: Philip Lemmer 36
Breakdown and Defence: Sean Erasmus +-41
Attack: Neil de Bruin 33
Scrum Consultant: Julian Redelinghuys 30
Strength and Conditioning: Rupert Oberholster

U21 Forwards: Wessel Roux 43
U21 Attack/SA Schools: Mzwakhe Nkosi
U21 Strength and Conditioning: Stefan van Deventer
Warren Whiteley 32

Ek het Joey uitgelos en Warren bygesit :)



Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 28-Nov-2019 at 9:53am
I wonder how long Julian will stay involved in coaching as his interests seem to lie elsewhere

You’ve been working as a scrum coach at the Lions. Do you want to build a career as a coach?

I never had any desire to coach while I was playing but that’s changed a lot in the last two and a bit years since the injury. I love the technical side of the game, and I’ve also developed a passion for the commercial aspects of it, which Lions CEO Rudolf Straeuli has taught me a lot about. But more than anything, I love helping people build the best versions of themselves. That means I don’t only want to help them become better rugby players, but better husbands for their wives or better dads to their kids or better businessmen. That fulfils me.

https://www.sarugbymag.co.za/julian-redelinghuys-has-renewed-perspective/" rel="nofollow - https://www.sarugbymag.co.za/julian-redelinghuys-has-renewed-perspective/



Posted By: Lion4ever
Date Posted: 28-Nov-2019 at 10:47am
Originally posted by GoLions GoLions wrote:

I wonder how long Julian will stay involved in coaching as his interests seem to lie elsewhere

You’ve been working as a scrum coach at the Lions. Do you want to build a career as a coach?

I never had any desire to coach while I was playing but that’s changed a lot in the last two and a bit years since the injury. I love the technical side of the game, and I’ve also developed a passion for the commercial aspects of it, which Lions CEO Rudolf Straeuli has taught me a lot about. But more than anything, I love helping people build the best versions of themselves. That means I don’t only want to help them become better rugby players, but better husbands for their wives or better dads to their kids or better businessmen. That fulfils me.

https://www.sarugbymag.co.za/julian-redelinghuys-has-renewed-perspective/" rel="nofollow - https://www.sarugbymag.co.za/julian-redelinghuys-has-renewed-perspective/

I think he will remain a coach for while. As a coach, he has enormous influence over a bunch of young guys. They look up to him, and with a positive influence in their lives, he can help them be better versions of themselves. If I remember correctly, he is involved in a programme being run by the GLRU for young rugby players looking to better themsleves, and for life after rugby.



Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 28-Nov-2019 at 11:15am
That's why I am asking. Julian is a qualified accountant and is involved at the Learning Hub where they mentor the youngsters, especially those who don't have university exemption, with business skills and  courses for a life after rugby. He also said in the interview, which was published in September, that he is learning a lot from Dolf regarding the business side of rugby.

I won't be surprised if he moves over to the administration side within the next year or two


Posted By: LeeuBrul
Date Posted: 28-Nov-2019 at 11:32am
Originally posted by Lion4ever Lion4ever wrote:

Originally posted by GoLions GoLions wrote:

I wonder how long Julian will stay involved in coaching as his interests seem to lie elsewhere

You’ve been working as a scrum coach at the Lions. Do you want to build a career as a coach?

I never had any desire to coach while I was playing but that’s changed a lot in the last two and a bit years since the injury. I love the technical side of the game, and I’ve also developed a passion for the commercial aspects of it, which Lions CEO Rudolf Straeuli has taught me a lot about. But more than anything, I love helping people build the best versions of themselves. That means I don’t only want to help them become better rugby players, but better husbands for their wives or better dads to their kids or better businessmen. That fulfils me.

https://www.sarugbymag.co.za/julian-redelinghuys-has-renewed-perspective/" rel="nofollow - https://www.sarugbymag.co.za/julian-redelinghuys-has-renewed-perspective/

I think he will remain a coach for while. As a coach, he has enormous influence over a bunch of young guys. They look up to him, and with a positive influence in their lives, he can help them be better versions of themselves. If I remember correctly, he is involved in a programme being run by the GLRU for young rugby players looking to better themsleves, and for life after rugby.


Stem ,ek dink hy is n groot rede hoekom Carlu geteken het,want sy kop het ook maar na buitelandse kontrak gestaan...


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Posted By: valie
Date Posted: 28-Nov-2019 at 11:34am
Originally posted by GoLions GoLions wrote:

That's why I am asking. Julian is a qualified accountant and is involved at the Learning Hub where they mentor the youngsters, especially those who don't have university exemption, with business skills and  courses for a life after rugby. He also said in the interview, which was published in September, that he is learning a lot from Dolf regarding the business side of rugby.

I won't be surprised if he moves over to the administration side within the next year or two
He might even fulfill a dual role at the Lions


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 05-Dec-2019 at 2:05pm
Die Leeus het volgende Woensdag 'n funksie waar die afrigtingspan bekend gemaak gaan word


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 05-Dec-2019 at 5:54pm
Thumbs Up


Posted By: LeeuBrul
Date Posted: 06-Dec-2019 at 1:40pm
Ek lees die bulle het nee gese vie Folia,hoop die leeus se ja of gee n offer

https://m.sport24.co.za/Rugby/SuperRugby/bulls-said-no-to-folau-ceo-meyer-reveals-20191206" rel="nofollow - https://m.sport24.co.za/Rugby/SuperRugby/bulls-said-no-to-folau-ceo-meyer-reveals-20191206


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Posted By: WitBoer
Date Posted: 06-Dec-2019 at 6:37pm
Originally posted by LeeuBrul LeeuBrul wrote:

Ek lees die bulle het nee gese vie Folia,hoop die leeus se ja of gee n offer

https://m.sport24.co.za/Rugby/SuperRugby/bulls-said-no-to-folau-ceo-meyer-reveals-20191206" rel="nofollow - https://m.sport24.co.za/Rugby/SuperRugby/bulls-said-no-to-folau-ceo-meyer-reveals-20191206
Ek is redelik opgewonde oor die seisoen, maar as dir Leeus Folau teken is ek klaar met die Leeus.


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"Believe nothing, No matter where you read it, Or who has said it, Not even if I have said it, Unless it agrees with your own reason And your own common sense" - Buddha


Posted By: Rooibonte8
Date Posted: 07-Dec-2019 at 1:12pm
As die Leeus Folau teken koop ek seisoen kaartjies


Posted By: monster
Date Posted: 08-Dec-2019 at 3:03pm
Originally posted by Rooibonte8 Rooibonte8 wrote:

As die Leeus Folau teken koop ek seisoen kaartjies
Ek ook


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 08-Dec-2019 at 4:19pm
Folau is 'n wereldklas speler, maar ek dink nie hy praat met die Leeus of die Leeus praat met hom nie


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 11-Dec-2019 at 8:26am
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Die Leeus het volgende Woensdag 'n funksie waar die afrigtingspan bekend gemaak gaan word

okay, so die funksie is vanaand, begin 18:30. Daar sal seker geen verrassings wees nie, ons weet Cash is die hoofafrigter, en dan lyk die res seker so:

Voorspeler afrigter - Dink dis Whiteley
Agterspeler afrigter - Dink dis De Bruin jnr
Verdediging - Dink dis Erasmus
Afbreekpunte - Vermoed dis Lemmer


Posted By: TunaLion
Date Posted: 11-Dec-2019 at 8:58am
Iewers in een van die vorige berigte wat op hierdie site gepos was, was daar gesê Whitely gaan help met analise.


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Go LIONS!!!!!


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 11-Dec-2019 at 9:11am
Originally posted by TunaLion TunaLion wrote:

Iewers in een van die vorige berigte wat op hierdie site gepos was, was daar gesê Whitely gaan help met analise.

Kan wees, maar vanaand teen so 7 uur sal ons weet. Daar is ouens wat die analise doen, dink dis Wynand Ellis.
 



Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 11-Dec-2019 at 4:36pm
Ai...funksie is gekanselleer


Posted By: PaBz0r
Date Posted: 11-Dec-2019 at 6:03pm
so kort kennisgewing?


Posted By: TunaLion
Date Posted: 11-Dec-2019 at 7:38pm
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Ai...funksie is gekanselleer


Ai, dit suck, ekt regtig uitgesien na jou terugvoering en "inside scoops" CryCry


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Go LIONS!!!!!


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 17-Dec-2019 at 7:48am
Die Leeus se Desember vakansie begin vandag, en hulle spring weer aan die werk op 6 Januarie 2020. Hopelik kan hulle vir ons nog 'n naam of twee aankondig vandag!


Posted By: Leeubok
Date Posted: 17-Dec-2019 at 12:01pm
Tot wanneer kan unies met spelers onderhandel en ouens teken?


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 17-Dec-2019 at 12:25pm
Originally posted by Leeubok Leeubok wrote:

Tot wanneer kan unies met spelers onderhandel en ouens teken?

Soos ek dit verstaan, loop spelers se kontrakte tot 31 Oktober van elke jaar. As 'n speler se kontrak tot 'n einde kom, mag enige unie met hom onderhandel 120 dae voor sy kontrak eindig (maw van 1 Julie af)

Anders mag enige unie met enige speler onderhandel, solank die speler sy unie daarvan in kennis gestel het, en sy unie het die reg om enige aanbod te match.


Posted By: Leeubok
Date Posted: 17-Dec-2019 at 12:39pm
Ok dankie Tvl. Ek wonder maar net of dit realisties is om nog nuwe signings te verwag? 


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 17-Dec-2019 at 12:48pm
Realisties is seker net om te hoor of Willem Alberts sy medies geslaag het. Die feit dat hulle nog niks gese het nie, is seker nie 'n goeie teken nie


Posted By: Zibbie
Date Posted: 17-Dec-2019 at 2:13pm
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Realisties is seker net om te hoor of Willem Alberts sy medies geslaag het. Die feit dat hulle nog niks gese het nie, is seker nie 'n goeie teken nie

Ek wonder by myself of hulle hom dan nog tot January gaan gee om oor sy besering te kom . dis half die gevoel wat ek kry . 


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 17-Dec-2019 at 2:20pm
Ek het verstaan sy medies sou hierdie week wees (voor vandag)


Posted By: TunaLion
Date Posted: 17-Dec-2019 at 2:45pm
Weet julle dalk wanneer gaan die Membership Day wees?

Noudat ek uiteindelik in JHB woon kon ek my "droom" behaal om seisoenkaartjies vir die Leeus te koop. Ek sien hulle skryf op hul blad dat hulle die details al in vroeg Desember sou gee van wanneer die dag gaan wees, maar ek vind nog niks nie :'(


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Go LIONS!!!!!


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 13-Jan-2020 at 9:50am
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Ai...funksie is gekanselleer

Okay, die nuwe datum vir die geleentheid is hierdie Donderdag, 16 Januarie, om 2 uur. Bietjie moeilik vir my met 'n werk om 2 uur iets by te woon, sal moet dink wat ek gaan maak


Posted By: PaBz0r
Date Posted: 13-Jan-2020 at 9:56am
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Ai...funksie is gekanselleer

Okay, die nuwe datum vir die geleentheid is hierdie Donderdag, 16 Januarie, om 2 uur. Bietjie moeilik vir my met 'n werk om 2 uur iets by te woon, sal moet dink wat ek gaan maak

Maag pyn? Embarrassed


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 13-Jan-2020 at 10:01am
Nee ek sal eerder net tyd af vra...altyd beter om eerlik te wees. LOL!


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 2:27pm
The Lions management for the 2020 Vodacom Super Rugby season:
Ivan v Rooyen: Head Coach
Sean Erasmus: Defence
Neil de Bruin: Attack, Backs & skills
Julian Redelinghuys: Forwards - Scrum
Warren Whiteley: Forwards - Line-Out
Philip Lemmer: Collisions & Rucking
Wynand Ellis: Technical Analyst
Rob Collins: Team Physician
Preven Appalsamy: Physiotherapist
Rupert Oberholster: Strength & Conditioning
Jannie Klingbiel: Biokineticist
Mustapha Boomgaard: Team Manager
Johane Singwane: Assistant Team Manager
Ram Khumalo & Carol Dickson: Massage



Posted By: PaBz0r
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 2:30pm
Many cooks in the kitchen....

Dit het nie vir die Stormers gewerk nie, kom ons hoop maar dit werk by ons. 



Posted By: Lion4ever
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 2:35pm
Originally posted by PaBz0r PaBz0r wrote:

Many cooks in the kitchen....

Dit het nie vir die Stormers gewerk nie, kom ons hoop maar dit werk by ons. 

At least these titles make sense. 


Posted By: Goue Leeu
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 2:48pm
Ja die rolverdeling maak nogal sin en Lemmer en Whiteley sal nouliks saamwerk.


Posted By: valie
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 3:27pm
Jannie Klingbiel was in dieselfde skool as ek. Hy was baie slim.


Posted By: Attie Karate
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 3:50pm
Ek gaan nou maar die negatiewe drol wees... Neil moet homself bewys die jaar anders moet ons iemand anders kry. Laaste kans IMO.


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Up the Vaal!


Posted By: valie
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 4:16pm
Originally posted by Attie Karate Attie Karate wrote:

Ek gaan nou maar die negatiewe drol wees... Neil moet homself bewys die jaar anders moet ons iemand anders kry. Laaste kans IMO.
Stem, hoewel ek dink dis n coach killer as jou span op die aanval is, en dinge lyk belowend, net om omkeer besit op kritieke tye af te staan. Ek dink dit was wat ons die seerste gemaak het op aanval, sowel as verdediging.
Met ons tipe brand, is balretensie uiters belangrik, anders kom die wiele lelik af.


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 4:21pm
Sean Erasmus is die nuwe verdedigingsafrigter en hy se hulle gaan 'n nuwe sisteem gebruik, anders as die een van laas jaar. Hopelik werk dit


Posted By: emiel1
Date Posted: 16-Jan-2020 at 6:37pm
Originally posted by PaBz0r PaBz0r wrote:

Many cooks in the kitchen....

Dit het nie vir die Stormers gewerk nie, kom ons hoop maar dit werk by ons. 


Stem. En behalwe vir Ivan en Warren, en tot 'n sekere mate, Julian en Lemmer, is hulle nog baie onbeproef en nat agter die ore wat super rugby betref



Posted By: Leeubok
Date Posted: 17-Jan-2020 at 7:42am
Originally posted by Transvaal Transvaal wrote:

Sean Erasmus is die nuwe verdedigingsafrigter en hy se hulle gaan 'n nuwe sisteem gebruik, anders as die een van laas jaar. Hopelik werk dit

Jy jok! Ons het 'n verdedeging sisteem gehad laas jaar??? 


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 17-Jan-2020 at 7:51am
Ek hoop maar hulle nuwe sisteem werk, soos ons almal weet is verdediging in rugby een van die belangrikste aspekte en as jy dit verkeerd kry, het jy groot probleme


Posted By: emiel1
Date Posted: 17-Jan-2020 at 10:19am
Stem nogal saam met Valie, groot probleem die afgelope twee seisoene was omkeerbesit a.g.v. swak vaardigheidsvlakke en balbeheer. As jy dit verkeerd kry, maak dit nie saak hoe goed jou verdedigingstruktuur is nie, jy gaan k@k. Pla ook dat drie van ons mees vaardige losvoorspelrs (Kriel, Warren en Kwagga) in die loop van 2 jaar weg is. Die wat hulle skoene moet volstaan, lyk maar na "grafters".


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 17-Jan-2020 at 11:50am
Transvaal se onderhoude met Sean Erasmus en Phillip Lemmer was baie interesant en dit lyk of die skuiwe met 'n plan was. Sean bring 'n nuwe verdedigingsisteem terwyl Phillip sy stoeitegnieke inbring om die Leeus spelers meer dominant te maak by die "collisions"

Sal bai inetersant wees om te sien how dit oor die naweek uitspeel

BTW, Marvelous Marvin is 'n onderskatte verdediger. Hy het laas seisoen meer tackles gemaak as enige ander Leeus speler (143) met 'n "tackle effectiveness" van 82%. As Lemmer hom meer dominant kan maak as baldraer sal dit 'n groot verbetering wees


Posted By: Transvaal
Date Posted: 17-Jan-2020 at 11:55am
Marvin se verdedigingstats is altyd goed, maar op die aanval is hy vir my ondergemiddeld. Slaan baie maal aan en word maklik in besit betrap as hy die bal dra.


Posted By: GoLions
Date Posted: 17-Jan-2020 at 12:01pm
Dit is so. Nie 'n sterk baldraer nie. Soos ek se, miskien kan Phillip se tegnieke daai kant van sy spel verbeter



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