2010 SA Currie Cup Competition

[PaarlBok]

Paarl I tole you to go home early. Now you have to go home with your tail between your legs

Rusty - where do you watch the games? Online?

Boet ja it wasnt if WP havent tried, we nearly got a three out of three, the U19s and U21s have knocked your lot over and WP will know they have to play for 80 minutes. They dominate the first 30 minutes , then Jean got yellowed just after the break and they had to play catch up from then on. nearly got it.

Ashley Johnson had been great for the Tin Ears.

Good to see the Brutes all happy, they still have to get past Griquas in Kimberley. Griquas more then often their sort of bogey side, so still a fair bit of rugby to be played in the last round.

Myself will love a WP vs Brute final, more then ever , on Newlands.

 

[PaarlBok]

SARugbys Round 13 Review

ABSA CURRIE CUP REVIEW – WEEK 13 Posted: 3 October 2010

The Vodacom Blue Bulls and the Vodacom Free State Cheetahs kept their chances of hosting an Absa Currie Cup semifinal alive after both sides secured thrilling victories this weekend.
The defending champions recorded a stunning 36-32 victory over Vodacom Western Province at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday while the Bloemfontein side notched up their ninth victory of the 2010 competition following their 43-37 win over the Xerox Lions at Vodacom Park.

The victories for the Vodacom Blue Bulls and the Vodacom Free State Cheetahs means that both sides ended week 13 in joint third position on the Premier Division log with 42 points. They are still two points behind Province who salvaged a bonus point for losing within seven points of the Pretoria side.

Vodacom WP can deny the Pretoria and Bloemfontein sides the chance of hosting a semifinal if they defeat the log-leading The Sharks at Newlands on Saturday. Springbok stars Gio Aplon and Juan de Jongh scored tries for Province while Willem de Waal kicked six penalties and two conversions. Their efforts though were not enough to tame the defending champions from securing their ninth victory of the season.

De Waal (183) stretched his lead at the top of the 2010 Absa Currie Cup Premier Division leading points’ scorer’s table while the Vodacom Blue Bulls flyhalf Jacques-Louis Potgieter (171) moved in to second place after kicking four penalties and three conversions.

Flanker Okkie Kruger, centre Stefan Watermeyer and Springbok fullback Zane Kirchner added tries for the Vodacom Blue Bulls while former SA fullback Jaco van der Westhuyzen kicked the game’s only drop goal.

In Bloemfontein the Vodacom Free State Cheetahs moved a step further to host an Absa Currie Cup semifinal after they achieved maximum points from their clash against the Xerox Lions (43-37).

The hosts scored six tries which were added by Absa Man of the Match Ashley Johnson (2), Hennie Daniller, Adriaan Strauss, WP Nel and Phillip Snyman. Louis Strydom kicked two penalties and two conversions while Meyer Bosman added one penalty.

The Xerox Lions achieved two bonus points – for scoring four tries, and for losing within seven points of the Vodacom Free State Cheetahs. The Johannesburg side’s five-pointers were added by Burton Francis, Joshua Strauss, Edgar Marutlulle and Michael Killian. Former SA Under-20 flyhalf Elton Jantjies kicked four conversions and three penalties for the Xerox Lions.

The Xerox Lions will now have to hope that the Platinum Leopards upset the Vodacom Free State Cheetahs or the GWK Griquas defeat the Vodacom Blue Bulls in Kimberley if the Johannesburg side are to mathematically still qualify for the semifinals.

The Sharks will host the other Absa Currie Cup Premier Division semifinal after they outclassed the Platinum Leopards (63-6) at The Absa Stadium Durban on Friday evening. Flanker Keegan Daniel, prop Jannie du Plessis and winger Odwa Ndungane each scored a brace of tries while fullback Louis Ludik, winger Lwazi Mvovo and prop Eugene van Staden were the other try-scorers for the hosts.

Former Springbok flyhalf André Pretorius kicked six conversions while former SA Under-20 fullback Patrick Lambie converted three tries.

Clayton Durand kicked two penalties for the Platinum Leopards who are the only side in the Absa Currie Cup who has not recorded a victory in the 2010 competition.

GWK Griquas winger Bjorn Basson equalled the Absa Currie Cup try-scoring record (19) held by former Western Province wing Carel du Plessis and former Leopards wing Colin Lloyd.

The Springbok flyer was named the Absa Currie Cup Player of the Month for September on Thursday and continued his try-scoring run in the 2010 competition after he added two tries during his side’s 61-31 victory over the Barloworld Toyota Pumas.

The GWK Griquas achieved maximum points from this game but were eliminated from the Absa Currie Cup semifinals race after the Vodacom Blue Bulls and the Vodacom Free State secured victories this weekend.

The Kimberley side is currently in sixth position on the log with 36 points and is six points behind the fourth-placed Vodacom Blue Bulls.

While Basson added a brace, Barry Geel, Naas Olivier, Riaan Viljoen, Rocco Jansen, Ryno Barnes, Sarel Pretorius and Wesley Wilkins were the other try-scorers for the GWK Griquas. Olivier kicked seven conversions while Rudi Vogt converted one try.

The Barloworld Toyota Pumas who conceded 61 points still managed to secure a bonus point for scoring five tries. Corné Steenkamp (2), Elgar Watts, Hendrik van der Nest and Shaun Venter were the try-scorers for the hosts. Watts kicked two conversions while Ricardo Croy added one conversion.

Meanwhile Vodacom Western Province and The Sharks are currently on 46 points and are in joint second position on the Group A log after both sides secured victories in the Absa Currie Cup Under-21 Championship this weekend.

The Cape side captained by former SA Under-20 scrumhalf Louis Schreuder secured a thrilling 42-38 victory over the Vodacom Blue Bulls at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday. The Sharks outclassed the Platinum Leopards 57-27 in Durban on Friday evening.

Free State maintained their position in fourth place on the Group A log following their 53-25 victory over the Xerox Lions in Bloemfontein on Saturday.

In the Absa Currie Cup Under-19 Championship Vodacom Western Province moved in to pole position on the Group A log following their 29-8 victory over the Vodacom Blue Bulls in Pretoria on Saturday.

The Sharks maintained their third position on the log following their 34-17 win over the Platinum Leopards while Free State secured their third victory of the competition in Bloemfontein on Saturday after defeating the Xerox Lions 28-27 at Vodacom Park.

Absa Currie Cup Premier Division Results and Scorers – Week 13:

Vodacom Blue Bulls 36 Vodacom WP 32

Vodacom Blue Bulls – Tries: Okkie Kruger, Stefan Watermeyer, Zane Kirchner; Conversions: Jacques-Louis Potgieter (3); Penalties: Potgieter (4); Drop-goal: Jaco van der Westhuyzen.
Vodacom Western Province – Tries: Juan de Jongh, Gio Aplon; Conversions: Willem de Waal (2); Penalties: De Waal (6).

Vodacom FS Cheetahs 43 Xerox Lions 37

Vodacom Free State Cheetahs – Tries: Ashley Johnson (2), Hennie Daniller, Adriaan Strauss, WP Nel, Phillip Snyman; Conversions: Louis Strydom (2); Penalties: Strydom (2), Meyer Bosman.
Xerox Lions - Tries: Burton Francis, Joshua Strauss, Edgar Marutlulle, Michael Killian; Conversions: Elton Jantjies (4); Penalties: Jantjies (3).

The Sharks 63 Platinum Leopards 6

The Sharks – Tries: Keegan Daniel (2), Jannie du Plessis (2), Louis Ludik, Odwa Ndungane (2), Lwazi Mvovo, Eugene van Staden; Conversions: André Pretorius (6), Patrick Lambie (3).
Platinum Leopards – Penalties: Clayton Durand (2).

Barloworld Toyota Pumas 31 GWK Griquas 61

Barloworld Toyota Pumas – Tries: Corné Steenkamp (2), Elgar Watts, Hendrik van der Nest, Shaun Venter; Conversions: Watts (2), Ricardo Croy.
GWK Griquas – Tries: Bjorn Basson (2), Barry Geel, Naas Olivier, Riaan Viljoen, Rocco Jansen, Ryno Barnes, Sarel Pretorius, Wesley Wilkins; Conversions: Olivier (7), Rudi Vogt.

Logs after round 13

Premier:
Pos Team PD Pts
1 Sharks 204 52
2 WP 228 44
3 Tin Ear 94 42
4 Brutes 51 42
5 Lions 1 37

U21
Team P W L D Pts
Blue Bulls 12 9 3 0 48
Sharks 11 9 2 0 46
Western Province 11 10 1 0 46
Free State 11 6 5 0 35
Leopards 11 3 8 0 20
Xerox Lions U21 12 3 9 0 18
Boland 12 0 12 0 1

U19s
Team P W L D Pts
Western Province 11 10 1 0 48
Blue Bulls 12 9 3 0 46
Sharks 11 7 4 0 37
Leopards 11 6 5 0 31
Xerox Lions U19 11 4 7 0 21
Free State 11 3 8 0 17
Griffons 11 0 11 0 4

Fixtures for last round:
ABSA Currie Cup Premier Division
8 Lions vs Pumas 19:10 Coca-Cola Park Stadium, Johannesburg
8 Leopards vs Cheetahs 19:00 Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace, Phokeng

ABSA Under 19 Competition
8 Xerox Lions U19 vs Griffons 17:00 Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg
8 Leopards vs Free State 15:00 Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace, Phokeng


ABSA Under 21 Competition
8 Leopards vs Free State 17:05 Royal Bafokeng Stadium, Rustenburg

ABSA Currie Cup First Div
9 Eastern Province Kings vs Boland 19:10 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth

ABSA Currie Cup Premier Division
9 Western Province vs Sharks 17:05 Newlands Stadium, Cape Town
9 Griquas vs Blue Bulls 15:00 GWK Park, Kimberley

ABSA Under 19 Competition
9 Western Province vs Sharks 13:00 Newlands Stadium, Cape Town
9 Eastern Province vs Valke 15:00 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

ABSA Under 21 Competition
9 Western Province vs Sharks 15:00 Newlands Stadium, Cape Town
9 Eastern Province vs Pumas 16:30 Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium


Sharks will top the Premier Division, WP the U19s and the winner of the Sharks vs WP will decide the U21s top log position. For the youth teams its all about the two top spots, the final will be at the same venue as deided by the Premier Division.

 

[PaarlBok]

Newlands a sold out for saturday, no ticket left.

 

[PaarlBok]

Currie Cup: Weekend teams (Bokke back in business)

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8:

Leopards v Free State Cheetahs, Phokeng - 19:00

Leopards:
15. Theuns Kotze, 14. Deon Scholtz, 13. Kempie Rautenbach, 12. Cecil Dumond, 11. Dumisani Matyeshana, 10. Clayton Durand, 9. Michael Bondesio, 8. Riaan Swanepoel (captain), 7. RW Kember, 6. Wilhelm Koch, 5. Edrich Linde, 4. Christo van Niekerk, 3. Os Van der Walt, 2. Gavin Williamson, 1. Bennie Geldenhuys Uys / Divan Kotze

Replacements: 16. Chrisstoffel Johannes Duvenage, 17. Eric Meyer Coetzee, 18. Anthonie Johannes Gronum, 20. Charles King, 21. Neill Jacobs, 22. Ghafoer Luckan

Free State Cheetahs:
15. Hennie Daniller, 14. Philip Snyman, 13. Robert Ebersohn, 12. Meyer Bosman, 11. Corné Uys, 10. Louis Strydom, 9. Tewis de Bruyn, 8. Ashley Johnson, 7. Juan Smith, 6. Hendro Scholtz, 5. Waltie Vermeulen, 4. Francois (FS) Uys, 3. Willem Petrus (WP) Nel, 2. Adriaan Strauss (captain), 1. Coenie Oosthuizen

Replacements: 16. Skipper Badenhorst, 17. CJ van der Linde, 18. Izak van der Westhuizen, 19. Kabamba Floors, 20. Tertius Carse, 21. Sias Ebersohn, 22. Riaan Smit

Lions v Pumas, Johannesburg - 19:10

Lions:
15. Michael Killian, 14. Jannie Boshoff, 13. Waylon Murray, 12. Doppies la Grange, 11. Deon van Rensburg, 10. Elton Thomas Jantjies, 9. Jano Vermaak, 8. Joshua Zac Strauss, 7. Wikus van Heerden, 6. Derick Minnie, 5. Franco van der Merwe (captain), 4. George Earle, 3. Ross Geldenhuys, 2. Martin Bezuidenhout, 1. JC Janse van Rensburg

Replacements: 16. Edgar Marutlulle, 17. Wayne Swart, 18. Trevor Hall, 19. Warren Roger Whiteley, 20. JP Joubert, 21. Burton Francis, 22. Marius Delport

Pumas:
15. Johan Jackson, 14. Vainon Willis, 13. Shaun Venter, 12. Tian Carel Meyer, 11. Allister Kettledas, 10. Elgar Watts, 9. Hendrik van der Nest, 8. Christo le Roux, 7. Eduan Van Der Walt, 6. Corne Steenkamp, 5. Marius Coetzer, 4. Luan Velthuizen, 3. Ashley Buys, 2. Hannes Franklin (captain), 1. Ronnie Uys

Replacements: 16. Hansie van Dyk, 17. Dawie Steyn, 18. De-Jay Terblanche, 19. Willem Jacob Serfontein, 20. Ricardo Croy, 21. Carl Bezuidenhout, 22. Jaco Bouwer

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9:

Griquas v Blue Bulls, Kimberley - 15:00

Griquas:
15. Riaan Viljoen, 14. Rocco Jansen, 13. Jean Stemmet, 12. Barry Geel, 11. Bjorn Basson, 10. Naas Olivier (captain), 9. Sarel Pretorius, 8. Leon Karemaker, 7. Wesley Wilkins, 6. Justin Downey, 5. Cecil Kemp, 4. Frikkie Spies, 3. Jean Botha, 2. Rayno Barnes, 1. Steph Roberts

Replacements: 16. Simon Westraadt, 17. Jacobie Adriaanse, 18. Edwin Hewitt, 19. Gerhard Human, 20. Marnus Hugo, 21. Wilmaure Louw, 22. Rudi Vogt

Blue Bulls:
15. Zane Kirchner, 14. Gerhard van den Heever, 13. Jaco Pretorius, 12. Wynand Olivier, 11. Jaco van der Westhuyzen, 10. Morné Steyn,9. Francois Hougaard, 8. Danie Rossouw, 7. Dewald Potgieter, 6. Derick Kuün, 5. Victor Matfield (captain), 4. Bakkies Botha, 3. Werner Kruger, 2. Chiliboy Ralepelle, 1. Dean Greyling

Replacements: 16. Bandise Maku, 17. Rossouw de Klerk, 18. Jaco Engels, 19. Flip van der Merwe, 20. CJ Stander, 21. Ruan Snyman, 22. Jacques-Louis Potgieter

Western Province v Sharks, Cape Town - 17:05

Western Province:
15. Gio Aplon, 14. Jean de Villiers, 13. Jaque Fourie, 12. Juan de Jongh, 11. Bryan Habana, 10. Willem de Waal, 9. Ricky Januarie, 8. Duane Vermeulen, 7. Francois Louw, 6. Schalk Burger, 5. Anton van Zyl (captain), 4. Adriaan Fondse, 3. Brok Harris, 2. Deon Fourie, 1. JD Moller

Replacements: 16. Hanyani Shimange, 17. JC Kritzinger, 18. De Kock Steenkamp, 19. Pieter Louw, 20. Dewaldt Duvenage, 21. Lionel Cronje, 22. Conrad Jantjes

Sharks:
15. Patrick Lambie, 14. Odwa Ndungane, 13. Stefan Terblanche (captain), 12. Andries Strauss, 11. Lwazi Mvovo, 10. Andre Pretorius, 9. Rory Kockott, 8. Ryan Kankowski, 7. Michael Rhodes, 6. Jacques Botes, 5. Alistair Hargreaves, 4. Gerhard Mostert, 3. Jannie du Plessis, 2. Bismarck du Plessis, 1. Tendai Mtawarira

Replacements: 16. Craig Burden, 17. Eugene van Staden, 18. Steven Sykes, 19. Keegan Daniel, 20. Charl McLeod, 21. Adrian Jacobs, 22. Louis Ludik

 

[PaarlBok]

Enjoyed my Newlands visit on saturday and WP sure havent disappoint one bit. Their tight 5 got that Sharks Bok one under the belt and give the WP Bok backline front foot ball all day to almost break the line at will and Schalk show his worth for my beloved Streeptruie. Pitty we diont had a Bekker Burger show but Schalkie sure as hell fling his body all over the place. The U21s also beat the high rated Shark lot 36-9 and look like a totally different team with Koster, van Aswegen and Engelbrecht on the wing. The U19s lost but that did not effect the CC log and both WP teams (U19 & U21) top their respective logs , add the seniors second spot and everything look bright within the structures of WP. This setting up a nice home semi for all three teams and a possible home final against the Brutes all possible. Two interesting weeks to go, first the Tin Ears this weekend.

 

[Blue]

Patick Lambie will be the next Ruan Pienaar. A great player but nobody knows where to play him and eventually his game suffers. You read it here first.

 

[whatty]

Patick Lambie will be the next Ruan Pienaar. A great player but nobody knows where to play him and eventually his game suffers. You read it here first.

Good call, agree totally, we do that a lot with allrounders.

So home final for Province once we dispatch flower Fountains this weekend??

 

[rustycruiser]

Bulls beat Natal
Province beat OFS
Bulls beat Wee Pees

There. I said it. No need to watch the next three games.

 

[PaarlBok]

Bulls beat Natal
Province beat OFS
Bulls beat Wee Pees

There. I said it. No need to watch the next three games.

You got that one wrong. Its WPs year but lets not get ahead here, first have to deal with the Tin Ears who have a habit of winning away semi finals and you lot just make sure to clupper the Sharks. I promise you lot we'll soften them up.

Pretty glad to see our Energade Bunny, Fourie can play this weekend.

Final Log Standings:
Premier P W L D Pts
Sharks 14 10 4 0 52
Vodacom Western Province 14 10 4 0 48
Vodacom Free State Cheetahs 14 10 4 0 47
Vodacom Blue Bulls 14 9 5 0 47
Xerox Lions 14 7 7 0 39
GWK Griquas 14 6 8 0 37
Barloworld Toyota Pumas 14 4 10 0 23
Platinum Leopards 14 0 14 0 5

First Division P W L D Pts
SWD 10 8 2 0 39
Eastern Province Kings 10 8 2 0 37
Boland 10 5 5 0 29
Griffons 10 5 5 0 28
Border 10 3 7 0 16
Valke 10 1 9 0 11

U21s
Group A
P W L D Pts
Western Province 12 11 1 0 51
Blue Bulls 12 9 3 0 48
Sharks 12 9 3 0 46
Free State 12 6 6 0 35
Leopards 12 4 8 0 25
Xerox Lions U21 12 3 9 0 18
Boland 12 0 12 0 1

Group B
Eastern Province 6 5 0 1 26
Griffons 6 4 0 2 25
Valke 6 3 2 1 19
Pumas 6 3 3 0 17
Griquas 6 2 4 0 12
Border 6 1 5 0 6

U19s
Group A P W L D Pts
Western Province 12 10 2 0 49
Blue Bulls 12 9 3 0 46
Sharks 12 8 4 0 42
Leopards 12 7 5 0 36
Xerox Lions U19 12 4 7 1 24
Free State 12 3 9 0 17
Griffons 12 0 11 1 7

Group B
Eastern Province 6 6 0 0 29
Pumas 6 3 3 0 17
SWD 6 4 2 0 17
Valke 6 2 3 1 15
Griquas 6 2 3 1 13
Boland 6 2 4 0 13
Border 6 1 5 0 4










Semi Kickoff dates and times:

15 October 2010:
SWD Eagles v EP Kings (19h10)Outeniqua Park, George

Blue Bulls U19 v The Sharks U19 (15h00)Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

Blue Bulls U21 v The Sharks U21 (17h00)Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

Saturday, 16 October 2010

Sharks v Vodacom Blue Bulls (14h30)The Absa Stadium Durban

WP U19 v Platinum Leopards U19 (12h20) Newlands, Cape Town

WP U21 v Free State Cheetahs U21 (14h25)Newlands, Cape Town

WP v Vodacom Free State Cheetahs (17h00) Newlands, Cape Town

 

[Blue]

Bulls beat Natal
Province beat OFS
Bulls beat Wee Pees

There. I said it. No need to watch the next three games.

Poesklap.

 

[PaarlBok]

Poesklap.

Ons sal maar sien? Moet eers daar uitkom. Newlands deserve the final, best supported Stadium throughout the season in S14 and CC rugby, third oldest rugby Stadium, rugby holy ground.

 

[chief]

So I just read Joubert will get the final over Kaplan who missed out on the Semi's. Very interesting.

 

[Hawko]

So I just read Joubert will get the final over Kaplan who missed out on the Semi's. Very interesting.

They're saving Kaplan up for the Tah and Wallaby games next year.

 

[PaarlBok]

They're saving Kaplan up for the Tah and Wallaby games next year.

Nah he take a back seat now and give the next SA ref generation a change in our own CC competition. Time you get your own refs going, sick and tired to get NH refs due to a lack of Kiwi & Aussie quality refs.

 

[Blue]

Ons sal maar sien? Moet eers daar uitkom. Newlands deserve the final, best supported Stadium throughout the season in S14 and CC rugby, third oldest rugby Stadium, rugby holy ground.

Ok then. BulSePoesklap at Newlands.

 

[Blue]

They're saving Kaplan up for the Tah and Wallaby games next year.

All refs need a rest. Even the good ones.

 

[rustycruiser]

If there is one thing Province does, and does exceedingly well, it is to choke under the mantle of expectation. I look forward to their continuation of a fine tradition of losing the big game when it counts most.

Die Blou Bul weet nie van verloor af nie

 

[Crow]

From memory Kaplan's got a couple of tests during the NH tour.
I don't think any involve the WBs, so it's all good

 

[PaarlBok]

If there is one thing Province does, and does exceedingly well, it is to choke under the mantle of expectation. I look forward to their continuation of a fine tradition of losing the big game when it counts most.

Die Blou Bul weet nie van verloor af nie

Boet ja , you and Blou are pretty confident, mooi so, myself have enough to worry about in what the Tin Ears brings to the CC table, we first have to come pass this lot and some interesting stats of the last couple of years regarding this lot:

looked at “finals rugby” (semi-finals and finals) over the past five seasons (2005 – 2009). It makes for interesting reading. In this time:

1. The Cheetahs have made the semi-finals 5 times, advancing to the final on 4 occasions and winning the Cup 3 times (once shared).

2. The Bulls have also made the semi-finals 5 times and advanced to the finals on 4 occasions, winning the Cup twice (once shared).

3. The Sharks have appeared in 4 semi-finals during this period, only advancing on 1 occasion. They did however win the Cup on that occasion.

4. WP has played in 3 semi-finals in this period, but has not been able to advance to the final. The last time WP appeared in the Currie Cup finals were in 2001.

The head-to-head count for “finals rugby” in this period is even more interesting:

1. Cheetahs vs Bulls: They’ve met each other on 5 occasions from 2005 to 2009 in either a semi-final or final. Both teams have won twice and one game was drawn. The dramatic 28 all draw of the 2006 final. One might argue that the Bulls are leading this little battle as these two teams also contested the 2004 final, which the Bulls won. But, in terms of the 2010 log, a game between these two sides will be played in Bloem. Of the six games played since 2004, two have taken place in Bloem and neither was won by the Bulls.

2. Cheetahs vs Sharks: These two sides have met each other twice in this period. The score is 2 – 0 for the Cheetahs.

3. Cheetahs vs WP: These two sides have met once in this period. The Cheetahs winning that game.

4. Bulls vs Sharks: The Sharks won the 2008 final, the only “final’s game” between these two sides in this period.

5. Bulls vs WP: These two historical powerhouses of SA rugby have met twice since 2005, both games have been won by the Bulls.

6. Sharks and WP have not met each other in a final or semi-final between 2005 and 2009.

If you take all this into account and you look at the possible semi-final games, history would suggest that the Cheetahs should win the 2010 ABSA Currie Cup.

However myself have enough believe in my WeePee team that showed enough growth this year in S14 rugby to go all the way specially if it come to Newlands. Last year was a final minute heart break not going to happen again.

Mossie is out for the season, Jean will probably go to 13, Muskiet to wing and Jantjes to 15.

Still a pitty we cant provide a Burger Bekker show in the finals, suppose a Burger show just have to do the trick!

 

[PaarlBok]

ooOO ooOOO OOOOoOO ooooOO OOooo OooOOo OoO00ooO ooooO o!

Guppies, Hierdie is haai taal borreltjie vir borreltjie en hier staan die volgende.

Ons is so bang vir die Bulle dat ek my kan beborrel.