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Easy victory for Boks over Wales
 Nov
24, 2007 - The Springboks had no trouble in beating
Wales on Saturday, running out 34-12 winners and scoring
5 tries to 2. The Boks were never really troubled in the
game, even though they had to play with 14 men for 20
minutes in the game after Albert van den Berg and
Bismarck du Plessis were yellow carded. The match was a
landmark in that it was likely to be the last test match
played under coach Jake White.
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Bok team to play Wales named
 Nov
21, 2007 - Jake White named the Bok side to play Wales
this Saturday on Wednesday. Due to the unavailability of
a few players as well as injuries to other players he
had to make quite a few changes to the side that last
played in (and won) the World Cup final. Ryan Kankowski
from the Sharks will make his Bok debut at number 8,
while Heinke van der Merwe from the Lions is on the
bench and is also likely to get his 1st Bok cap. Click
here for the full team.
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Heinke gets another Bok call up
 Nov
8, 2007 - Heinke van der Merwe was included in the
26-man squad to tour the UK later this month. This
follows the retirement of Os du Randt after the World
Cup final. Heinke toured with the Boks in the away leg
of the Tri-nations this year, but wasn't used in any of
the matches by coach Jake White.
Heinke has got 25 caps for the Lions, in which he scored
one try. He is 22, 112 kg and 1.83 m.
The full 26-man squad is:
Forwards: Bakkies Botha, Schalk Burger, Bismarck du
Plessis, Jannie du Plessis, Victor Matfield, Danie
Rossouw, Johann Muller, John Smit (captain), Juan Smith,
Gurthrö Steenkamp, Wikus van Heerden, CJ van der Linde,
Heinke van der Merwe, Albert van den Berg.
Backs: Fourie du Preez, Jaque Fourie, Bryan Habana,
Conrad Jantjes, Ricky Januarie, Wayne Julies, Akona
Ndungane, Wynand Olivier, Ruan Pienaar, JP Pietersen,
André Pretorius, Francois Steyn.
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Cheetahs beat Lions in final
 Oct
29, 2007 - The Cheetahs beat the Lions 20-18 in the
Currie Cup final in Bloemfontein on Saturday, this after
the Lions were leading 18-6 with about 15 minutes
remaining in the game. Unfortunately the Lions then
seemed to defend the lead from there and they were
unable to, with the Cheetahs scoring two converted tries
to win the Currie Cup.
It was still an awesome display from the Lions, losing
by a narrow margin in a game that few people gave them a
chance to win. We can only hope that the experience that
the players gained this year will help them win the cup
in 2008!
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Lions unchanged for final
 Oct
25, 2007 -
Coach Eugene
Eloff showed faith in his players that qualified for the
Currie Cup final when he named an unchanged squad of 22
players to face the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on
Saturday. He also resisted the temptation to make use of
the four Boks returning from the World Cup, namely Jaque
Fourie, Andre Pretorius, Enrico Januarie and Ashwin
Willimse, but personally I think it's because only
Fourie is really on form at the moment, and he would
have replaced Jaco Pretorius, who always gives 150% when
he plays, so it's a good decision for the Coach. It's
Loffie's birthday on Sunday, and I can't think of a
better gift than winning the Currie Cup from the team to
our great Coach!
The full team is on the forum page if you want to have a
look.
We last played in a Currie Cup final in 2002, where we
were beaten 31-7 by the Blue Bulls at Ellis Park, and
the last time we won it was 1999 when we beat the Sharks
32-9 in Durban.
In total we have played in 17 finals, won 7 and shared
1, while the Cheetahs played in 11 finals, won 2 and
shared 1.
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Lions make 500 tickets available for final
 Oct
22, 2007 -
The Golden
Lions Rugby Union have announced that they will be
releasing the last 500 tickets available to them for the
2007 Absa Currie Cup final this afternoon (Monday 22
October). Tickets will be available from the Ellis Park
Ticket Office. Keep in mind that these tickets won't
last until the end of today!
For more information call 011 402 8644.
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Boks beat England in RWC final
 Oct
20, 2007 - The Springboks beat England 15-6 in the Rugby
World Cup final in Paris on Saturday, becoming only the
2nd team in the history of the Rugby World Cup to win
the World Championship twice. The previous winners were:
1987 - New Zealand
1991 - Australia
1995 - South Africa
1999 - Australia
2003 - England
2007 - South Africa
With the victory the Springboks also moved into the
number one spot on the International World Ranking, this
will be confirmed on Monday.
The match was a typical final, with no tries scored and
all the points coming from penalty kicks. Both teams
were very tentative and mostly attacked with high balls,
which never really makes for attractive rugby.
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Bok team for RWC final named
 Oct
18, 2007 - Jake White named the Springbok side to face
England in Saturday's RWC final in Paris on Thursday.
The side is unchanged from the side that beat Argentina
37-13 in the semi-final on Sunday, with only one change
on the bench, where Wikus van Heerden replaces Bobby
Skinstad. The run on XV is very experienced, sporting
668 test caps between them, an average of 44.5 caps per
player. The full team can be seen
here.
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Ticket information for Currie Cup Final
Oct
15, 2007 - I've had a number of queries about tickets
for the Currie Cup final in Bloemfontein on 27 October
between the Lions and the Cheetahs.
This is the information as supplied to me by Krystle
Geach, the PR and media manager of the Golden Lions
Rugby Union:
Tickets can be purchased directly from the Free State
Cheetahs or from Shoprite Checkers. They can visit
www.fscheetahs.co.za
<http://www.fscheetahs.co.za/> for more information.
Alternatively, and if they don't come right, they can
contact Peet Buys on 011 402 2960 x 133 or email peet@glru.co.za
for information on tickets. The costs are:
Main Stand - R300
Open Stand - R200
Corner Seats - R100
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Springboks set up final with England
Oct
15, 2007 - The Springboks beat Argentina 37-13 in a
World Cup semi-final in Paris on Sunday to set up a
clash with England in the final next Saturday. In their
pool clash the Boks crushed England 36-0, but the final
will be a different story, where both teams will
obviously play with everything they have to earn the
honour of being called World Champions for the next four
years.
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Lions beat Sharks to reach final
 Oct
13, 2007 - The Lions caused a bit of an upset by beating
the Sharks 19-12 in Durban on Saturday, and therefore
they qualify to play in the Currie Cup final for the
first time since 2002. The Lions were basically
outplayed in the first half, but managed to keep in
touch with the Sharks, and then had a great 2nd half to
snatch the victory in this semi-final. Jaco Pretorius
scored twice, and Jannie Boshoff scored the 3rd try for
the Lions after a great intercept by replacement Earl
Rose, while the Sharks could not cross the Lion's
try-line. The Lions now play the Cheetahs in
Bloemfontein on 27 October in the Currie Cup final.
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Lions for Sharks semi-final named
 Oct
10, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff named the Lions side to
face the Sharks in a Currie Cup semi-final in Durban on
Saturday, and it's basically the players that got the
Lions to the playoffs that gets rewarded with a start in
this crucial game.
I've posted the full team on the forum page for those
that want to have a look.
The Lions haven't won the Currie Cup since 1999, and
they last played in the final in 2002, so it's
understandable that the fans are hungry for some
success.
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Lions win big over Boland
Oct
6, 2007 - The Lions beat Boland 75-0 at Ellis Park on Saturday,
moving up to 3rd place on the Currie Cup log and claiming
one of the four semi-final spots in the competition.
The Lions were ruthless, and kept to their stuctures
throughout the match, making very few mistakes in
dispatching the opponents from Wellington.
The Lions scored 11 tries, including a hat-trick from
Ryno Benjamin, while they will be satisfied that they kept the Bolanders from scoring.
Read the match report here.
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Loffie names side to
face Boland
Oct
3, 2007 - Eugene Eloff today named the side to play
Boland at Ellis Park on Saturday. The team is a mixture
of experience and youth, with Gert van der Merwe making
his debut for the Lions at tighthead prop, a position
that has given the Lions a few headaches this season
with injuries to Bertus Smit and Brian Mujati. Walter
Venter gets another start at inside centre after what
sounds like a good game against Griquas (haven't watched
the game yet since my return from France!) Loffie took a
leaf from Jake White's book and loaded the bench just to
make sure that there is a backup plan if the starting XV
struggles. The team and match report is here.
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I'm off to France!
 Sep
21, 2007 - I'm taking a bit of a break, heading for
France tonight where I will be attending two Rugby World
Cup matches, the Springboks vs Tonga in Lens tomorrow
and the Springboks vs USA on 30 September. Unfortunately
I won't be able to make updates to my site during this
time. I would also really appreciate it if someone can
SMS me the scores of the Lions vs Valke and also Lions
vs Griquas, just so that I know that the Lions are
safely through to the semi-finals!
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Loffie rests key players against Valke
Sep
20, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff decided to rest most of
his key players when he named the side to play the Valke
at Ellis Park on Saturday. He made 11 changes, including
2 positional changes. The Lions need 15 points from the
last three Currie Cup games to make sure that they do
qualify for the semi-finals, but the Valke have been
quite poor this season, losing all eleven of their
matches up to now, so it makes sense to rest the key
players for the big match against Griquas in Kimberley
next weekend.
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Lions edged out by Cheetahs
 Sep
15, 2007 - The Lions were edged out 24-19 by the
Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Saturday. Louis Strydom kept
the Lions in the match with four penalties and a
conversion, while the only Lions try came from
replacement Earl Rose, with the Cheetahs scoring three
tries. It must be said that the Cheetahs conceded many
penalties in the last 20 minutes, and perhaps referee JC
Fortuin should have responded with a yellow card, as
that might have changed the outcome of this game. The
Lions will probably now meet the Cheetahs in the
semi-final at Bloemfontein if they do manage to qualify
for the semis, and will know that the Cheetahs are not
unbeatable there.
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Emphatic win for Boks over England
Sep
14, 2007 - The Springboks played one of their best games ever
in the World Cup on Friday, beating England 36-0 in Paris
and thereby staying in the lead in Pool A and also
making sure that we have the easier road to the Final.
The Boks were awesome, scoring three tries and keeping the
current World Champions from scoring any points.
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Loffie names unchanged side for Cheetahs match
Sep
13, 2007 - For the first time in this Currie Cup
campaign coach Eugene Eloff was able to name an
unchanged side, so this Saturday the same team that beat
the Blue Bulls at Ellis Park will take on the Cheetahs
in Bloemfontein. The bench sees two changes with Jaco
Pretorius back from injury, as well as Wilhelm Koch in
for Willem Alberts, who injured his neck in the gym on
Monday and will be out for the rest of the season.
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Boks start RWC 2007 with victory over Samoa
 Sep
10, 2007 - The Springboks kicked off their 2007 Rugby
World Cup campaign off on Sunday with a good win over
Samoa in Paris, scoring 59-7 including 8 tries to the 1
from Samoa. The bad news for the Boks is that Jean de
Villiers tore a bicep muscle in the match and is out of
the World Cup. Bryan Habana had a great match, scoring
four tries and promising bigger and better things for
later in the competition. The win puts the Boks at the
top of group A for now with England 1 point back in 2nd
place.
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Lions impressive in victory over Blue Bulls
 Sep
10, 2007 - The Lions beat the Blue Bulls 27-22 at Ellis
Park on Saturday, making sure that they stay in the hunt for one of
the four semi-final spots in the Currie Cup. Again the TMO awarded a controversial try to the opponents, on the
replay it looked like Ruan Vermeulen lost the ball in
the process of grounding it, and I really hope that SARU
can sort this out very quickly, it's pointless to let
incompetent people make decisions that can influence
matches and seasons. Click here to see the
match report.
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Jake names strong Bok side for RWC opener
Sep
6, 2007 - Jake White named a strong Springbok side that
will play against Samoa in Paris on Sunday. The good
news is that Jean de Villiers is fit and will be at
Inside Centre, while John Smit is also back at Hooker
after missing the last few test matches through injury.
The only surprise is that JP Pietersen is still there,
he hasn't really been convincing in his last two outings
in the Green and Gold, but he gets another chance to
prove that he is better than what we've seen from him so
far. Click here to see the
full team.
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Lions change one for Blue Bulls match
 Sep
5, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff made just one change to the
team that plays the Blue Bulls at Ellis Park on
Saturday. Inside Centre Doppies la Grange is still out
injured and his place is taken by Thabang Molefe, who
played well of the bench in the match against the Sharks
last weekend. Kenny Mackenzie will undergo a fitness
test later in the week, and if fit, will also start in
the place of Lawrence Sephaka at Tighthead. In July the
Lions lost 25-11 at Loftus, where the Blue Bulls
forwards managed to dominate and secure the match for
the home team. The Lions might slip from fourth on the
log if they lose this match and WP manage to beat the
Sharks. Click here for the
full team and match report page.
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Lions stumble in Durban
Sep
1, 2007 - The Lions went down 21-3 to the Sharks in
Durban on Saturday, in one of those matches that the
team and supporters would like to forget as soon as
possible. The Lions never really threatened the Sharks
try-line, and it wasn't really that they were playing
bad, it was just as if the Sharks did everything a
little better.
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Lions change four for Sharks match
 Aug
29, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff named four changes to the
team to face the Sharks in Durban on Saturday. Jacques Cronje
is back from Bok duty and slots into the number eight
spot with Willem Alberts dropping to the bench, while
Bertus Smit is back at tighthead in the place of
Lawrence Sephaka. Doppies la Grange and Jannie Boshoff
also come in at Centre for Molefe and Pretorius, with
Molefe on the bench and Pretorius still injured after
the WP match. The full team is on the forum.
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New GLRU CEO appointed
Aug
29, 2007 -
The Golden Lions Rugby Union is pleased to announce that Mr. Manie Reyneke has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer. Reyneke will take up his appointment from Monday, 3 September 2007.
Mr. Reyneke has been a part of the Golden Lions Rugby Union since 1974, when he represented the Transvaal U/20 squad during 1976.
Since then Reyneke has been very involved with various clubs, and has been a member of the Golden Lions Rugby Union’s Chairman’s Council since 1994, where he has played a vital role in the Union’s club structures.
He was appointed as Chairman of the GLRU’s Chairman’s Council in 2001, a title which he still holds.
Reyneke is currently Deputy President of the GLRU (appointed in 2002), a Director on the Board of Ellis Park Stadium (appointed in 2003) and a member of the Golden Lions Sports Trust (appointed in 2000).
Mr. Peet Buys, who was appointed as the Union’s Acting Chief Executive Officer in February this year, will take up the position of Corporate, Financial and Business Director.
President of the Golden Lions Rugby Union, Professor Jannie Ferreira, said that “these two appointments are a part of our restructuring process and will help our plans come into action”.
The GLRU is honored to be associated with both Reyneke and Buys, and is looking forward to continuous growth and prosperity under their leadership and guidance.
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Jacques Cronje signs for Biarritz
Aug
28, 2007 - Jacques Cronje has signed a two-year contract
for French club Biarritz and will leave the Lions at the
end of the 2007 Currie Cup campaign. Cronje didn't make
the 30 man World Cup squad but did play in the last two
warm-up games due to injuries to some of the other loose
forwards, and he has hit awesome form in the last couple
of months, looking leaner, fitter and stronger than ever
before. He has only played in three Currie Cup games for
the Lions, scoring 2 tries and 10 points in the process,
but he has got 33 Springbok test caps and five test
tries to his name.
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Boks blitz Scots at Murrayfield
Aug
27, 2007 - The Boks withstood an early onslaught from
the Scots at Murrayfield and then scored three quick
tries to take the match 27-3 at Murrayfield on Saturday.
In the second half the match fizzled out and only three
points, a penalty by Montgomery, was added. This was the
last warm-up match of the Boks before they start their
World Cup campaign against Samoa on 9 September, and the
Boks will be happy with the decent win and the fact that
no injuries to any of the players were picked up.
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Lions beat WP in
nailbiter
 Aug
18, 2007 - The Lions beat WP 19-16 at Ellis Park on Saturday in a nailbiting match where the result wasn't sure until right to the final whistle. The lead changed several times during the match, and the Lions finally went into the lead with 13 minutes to go, and managed to hang on for a great win.
Both teams scored one try, so the Lions get four points
for the win and Province one log point only for
finishing within 7 of the Lions. Louis Ludik was named
man of the match, and about 14500 people was at the
match, one of the bigger crowds at Ellis Park for a
Currie Cup match this year.
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Big win for Boks over Namibia
Aug
15, 2007 - The Springboks recorded a 105-13 win over
Namibia at Newlands on Wednesday in the first ever test
between the two countries in preparation for the World
Cup that kicks off on the 7th of September. The Boks
scored 15 tries to 1, and Percy Montgomery added 35
points with a try, 2 penalties and 12 conversions to
score the most points ever by a Bok in a test match.
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Two changes for WP match
Aug
15, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff named a side with two
changes to play Western Province at Ellis Park on
Saturday. Both changes are in the backline, with Thabang
Molefe replacing Doppies la Grange on inside centre, and
Wylie Human in for Jannie Boshoff on the right wing. It
will be interesting to see how Molefe handles the
responsibility at no 12, as it's a position where a
distributor of the ball is needed in my opinion, and he
seems to be more a runner of the ball, suited to play at
no 13. I'm also glad to see that Ethienne Reynecke, one
of my favourite players, is back in the squad of 22, and
I'm looking forward to see him getting some game time in
the match.
Click here for the full team.
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Bok side to play Namibia named
Aug
13, 2007 - Coach Jake White today named the Springbok
side to play Namibia in a World Cup warm-up match at
Newlands on Wednesday. The starting XV is probably very
close to the XV that will start in the 1st two round
robin matches for the Boks in the World Cup. Namibia is
currently ranked 25th in the World, 21 places below the
Springboks, and the funny statistic is that the two
countries have never met in a test match before, even
though they are neigbours. Click
here for the full team.
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Victory for Lions in Wellington mudbath
 Aug
12, 2007 - The Lions were lucky to escape with a victory
over Boland in Wellington on Saturday in conditions that
resembled a mudbath after a week of heavy rain in the
Western Cape. The Lions ended up winning 15-10 after
leading 7-3 at the break. They were down 10-7 with just
about ten minutes to go in the match, and it started to
look like Boland might pull of a upset victory, but then
Louis Strydom kicked a perfect cross-kick that Ryno
Benjamin just had to fall on for the try, and just
before the end Strydom added a penalty that gave the
victory for the Lions. Benjamin was also instrumental in
the 1st try of the Lions when he kicked a loose ball
ahead, gathered it and passed to Jaco Pretorius who
scored, sort of ironic that Benjamin is an ex-Bolander.
The win moves the Lions up into thirs place on the
Currie Cup log after the 1st round of seven matches, and
if they can just improve slightly in the 2nd round,
might be able to host a home semi-final.
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Four changes for Boland match
 Aug
7, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff announced four changes to
the side that will play Boland in Wellington on
Saturday. One change was forced by injury, with Brian
Mujati out for the rest of the season with a wrist
injury. He is replaced by Lawrence Sephaka, who will
have his first start for the Lions in the Currie Cup
this year. Jacques Cronje is back with the Boks on a
temp basis, and his place at number eight is taken by
Willem Alberts moving from number 7, while Ernst Joubert
has recovered from his injury and is back at 7 and also
takes over the captaincy again. In the last change
Jannie Boshoff replaces Wylie Human on the right wing.
The Lions need a win with a bonus point from this match
to cement their place in the top 4 on the log.
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Lions get five points against Griquas
Aug
4, 2007 - Griquas hasn't won a Currie Cup match at Ellis
Park since 1988, and on Saturday it was no different,
with the Lions running out 45-24 winners at Ellis Park,
scoring six tries to four and the Lions earning the
vital five log points from the match. Coach Eugene Eloff
must be a happy man, with the Lions looking like they
finally "clicked", as they played really good rugby
against a Griquas team that really isn't bad at all. Click here
to view the full match report.
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Lions change three for Griquas
 Aug
2, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff made three changes to the
team that will play Griquas at Ellis Park on Saturday.
Brian Mujati had a storming game from the bench,
scrumming well and also getting involved in carrying the
ball up and breaking tackles, and he is given a start
ahead of Bertus Smit at tighthead prop. Willem Alberts
replaces Wilhelm Koch, who also had a decent game, at
blindside flanker, giving a bit more bulk to the pack,
while Jaco Pretorius has recovered from his injury and
is back at outside centre in the place of Jannie Boshoff.
The Lions can not afford to slip in this match, they
need a win and a bonus point to break into the top four
on the Currie Cup log. Click here
to view the full team.
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Lions demolish Valke
July
27, 2007 - The Lions beat the Valke 62-5 in Brakpan on
Friday night, scoring 9 tries to 1, after leading 31-0
at half time. Jacques Cronje played his best game for
the Lions since joining the union, and was also named
man of the match. The Valke just had no answer to the
attacking play of the Lions, and were also hit by early
injuries to Lemmer and Pretorius. With the win the Lions
moved up to fourth place on the log, but with 3 games
still to be played on Saturday.
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Lions change four for Brakpan clash
July
26, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff made four changes to the
team that will play the Valke in Brakpan on Friday
night. Bertus Smit replaces Brian Mujati at tighthead
prop, Wilhelm Koch takes the place of injured Ernst
Joubert at number 7, Jacques Cronje is back from Bok
duty at number 8, and Jannie Boshoff comes in at outside
centre in the place of injured Jaco Pretorius. The team
started with a stutter in the 2007 Currie Cup, losing 3
of the first 4 matches, and would like to win the next 3
matches against the 3 "smaller" unions to get the season
back on track.
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Lions outclassed by Cheetahs
July
21, 2007 - The Lions lost 11-27 to the Cheetahs at Ellis
Park on Saturday, this after leading 11-10 at the break.
The Cheetahs added an unanswered 17 points in the second
half to clinch the match, and the Lions will quickly
have to learn how to score tries again to get their
season back on track. They have now lost 3 of their
first 4 matches of the Currie Cup season, and need to
start winning some matches again. Click
here to view the match
report.
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Jaco Pretorius and Heinke to face Cheetahs
July
18, 2007 - Jaco Pretorius and Heinke van der Merwe is
back from Springbok duty in Australasia and coach Eugene
Eloff wasted no time in including the two game-breakers
in the Lions side to play the Cheetahs at Ellis Park
this Saturday. The Cheetahs are currently at the top of
the Currie Cup log, a full ten points ahead of the
Lions, and it will definitely be the toughest match up
to this stage in the competition for the Lions. Click
here to view the full team.
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Free Rugby Quiz
 July
12, 2007 - The Rugby15 website based in the UK, that
also did a featured article on my website in April this
year, is running a fun quiz at their website that could
also give you a chance to win World Cup tickets if you
manage to complete the quiz. I got seven of the nine
names that you have to guess, give it a go at
http://www.rugby15.co.uk/rugby.html
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Lions lose the plot at Loftus
July
7, 2007 - Scary stuff, that's about the only thought
that came to mind when I had to describe what happened
at Loftus on Saturday. The Lions were poor, and I'm
quite glad that I ended up not being able to go watch
the game at Loftus. The Blue Bulls ran out 25-11 winners
in the end, scoring 3 tries to our 1. We desperately
need to get our act together, if not this is going to be
a long and difficult season for the Lions and their
supporters.
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Aussies beat Boks in Sydney
July
7, 2007 - The Wallabies beat the Springboks 25-17 in
Sydney on Saturday, but had to work hard for the victory
after the Boks were leading 17-0 early in the game.
Turning points in the match were two yellow cards dished
out to the Boks, one to Gary Botha for playing the ball
on the ground, and one to Johan Muller for punching.
This means the Boks played 20 minutes with just 14 men
on the field, which obviously did not help their cause.
Wikus van Heerden had a great game, stealing lots of
Wallabie ball at the breakdown, and he was my Bok of the
match.
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Bok emblem under threat
July
6, 2007 - The Springbok emblem is under threat - again.
I just wish the politicians would keep out of sport, and
instead stick to their day-jobs, and try and fix the
serious problems in our country, instead of messing with
stuff that does not need messing with. To show your
support for the Bok emblem, please visit these two sites
and vote to keep the Bok!
http://www.irsa.co.za/public_html/
http://www.thespringbok.co.za/
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Lions change two for Blue Bulls
July
4, 2007 - Coach Eugene Eloff made two changes to the
side that will play the Blue Bulls at Loftus this
Saturday. Loosehead prop Heinke van der Merwe was called
up to the Boks and flew out to Australia on Wednesday,
so his place is taken by Kenny MacKenzie, while Geo
Cronje has recovered from his illness and is back at
Lock with Franco van der Merwe moving to the bench.
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