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Geez, they just beat the two teams on top of the table in consecutive weeks. You are a hard man to please. The Brumbies sent traffic down Jantjies' channel all afternoon and came away with one try in 80 mins. This was the same team that put 4 tries on the Sharks in the first half of the previous...

AKA Bali Belly?

.....as with George Smith.

George Smith was born in Manly, NSW?? ;)

He does look slow and slightly overweight - particularly compared to what he used to look like when he first came onto the scene at the Bulls. I would guess that he would still be one of the quicker players on the field though. He used to be a competitive hurdler in his younger days if I...

The Cheetahs had a fantastic tour and any team that wins 3 out of 4 away games is doing well. But let's not get carried away. With all due respect, the 3 teams that they beat were hardly competition heavy weights! The Cheetahs were thumped by the Chiefs in Hamilton and also lost to the Sharks...

Hahaha did this happen? That's fantastic, wish I had seen/heard it.

The Stormers traditionally play a more attacking brand of rugby away than they do at Newlands. They don't tour until round 11, so they've got a chance to build some momentum (although next week will be another tough one against the Crusaders!). With games against the Hurricanes, Blues, Waratahs...

The Stormers coaching staff should be thanking Jake for providing that extra bit of motivation to their players in the lead up to this game. http://keo.co.za/2013/03/22/jake-targets-elton/ Is 4 tries to 1 enough 'attacking' rugby for you Jake?

The Sharks will be stinging after their loss last week. That may just be the wake-up call they needed. They scraped through their first three games grinding out a few close wins without playing well. They will know after last week, that simply turning up at home is not enough to win games and...

Agreed. Unfortunately it may have to happen sooner rather than later with both Bekker and Kruger signing overseas as of the end of this year.

Yes he definitely shows some promise. One of a group of young locks that have graduated from the Springbok U21 team and are slowly finding their way into Super Rugby. I'm sure we will see many intriguing battles between him and the likes of Pyle & Jones both at Super Rugby and International...

Sharks: 15 Louis Ludik, 14 JP Pietersen, 13 Paul Jordaan, 12 Meyer Bosman, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Patrick Lambie, 9 Cobus Reinach, 8 Keegan Daniel (captain), 7 Marcell Coetzee, 6 Jacques Botes, 5 Franco van der Merwe, 4 Pieter-Steph du Toit, 3 Wiehahn Herbst, 2 Kyle Cooper, 1 Tendai Mtawarira...

Kolisi plays a lot more like a blindside and is certainly not a 'fetcher' type flanker who plays to the ball. That role is split between Fourie the hooker and Vermuelen at 8. I can hardly remember Kolisi contesting the ball on the ground.

A Sias in form? Definitely. A Sias who was called upon last season when Goosen spent a lengthy period on the sidelines? Not so much. I think Sias' move to the Force has been a good move for him. His first two games have been promising and as he gains more confidence, he certainly has the...