@28, jy is doodreg dat mense nie onder die dekmantel van vryheid van spraak kan laster nie, maar daar is niks fout met kritiek lewer nie. Die blog het reëls wat duidelik die riglyne neerlê van wat aabvaarbaar is en wat nie.Ek stem saam dat die doel van die blogs is waar ondersteuners hulle mening kan gee oor rugbysake, spesifiek die Bulle. Spelers, afrigters en bestuur gaan kritiek ervaar. Wanneer iemand sê die bulle gaan verloor en sy redes daarvoor gee, beteken nie hy laster nie. Dit wat jy egter doen, deur net op maandae te kom "copy/ Paste" en soos in post 22 iemand 'n moroon (btw, per definiesie is dit laster) te noem is juis waaroor jy nou kla. Huh??? "the pot calling the kettle black"??Jy praat van "ordentlike opgevoede mense". Jy is egter juis een van die wat vinnig ander bloggers aanvat en beledig as hulle dit durf waag om van jou te verskil. (Post 22) is 'n baie goeie voorbeeld. Ek stem ook nie saam met wat Roela gepost het nie, maar ek noem hom nie 'n moroon daaroor nie.
Posted by Old Blue Eyes on 21 August 2013 13:06
Stem saam met jou Sakkie. Ek sal beslis hartseer wees, indien die Blog gesluit word. Dit is my hoogtepunt om die opmerkings te lees.Behalwe vir die rugby. Is die site meer up to date met die nuutste en beste musiek. So ek check net wat jol Jimmi om uit te vind wat is nog hip en in die mode.Indien die site wel tot stilstand moet kom, gaan ek en my Bloubul Yorkie Skraffelkies die sondebok gaan soek en laat suffer.Ek is 'n Shark. Maar my meisie en die honde is Bloubulle. So die Bloubulle is my tweede beste span. So let the good times roll. Ek het gister 'n mooi artikel op BBC "British Broadcasting Company" se website gelees oor Joost.Wat opvallend was, is dat elk van die 100+ comments mense is van Groot Brittanje. Daar was nie een wat 'n comment gemaak het wat 'n Suid-Afrikaner is. En almal is dit eens:"What a LEGEND"Nou moet ek rerig gaan, Blou People.
Posted by mighty_sharkie on 21 August 2013 12:03
31. Sakkie, ek dink dit is maar 'n arm wrestle. Almal is ewe sterk.Dit is duidelik dat die Curriebeker nou die kompetisie is waar nuwe spelers getoets word vir die S15. Daar was maar min ondersteuners by laasweek se Sharks/Lions game.Terrible.Die Bulle het egter meer 'n jonger span as byvoorbeeld die Sharks. Die Haaie sit steeds met Jean Deysel en Botes en Keegan op Curriebeker vlak.Die Bulls het nie die luxury nie. So, mense moet nie te veel verwag. En geduldig wees is die wagwoord. Al die spanne het goeie jong spelers in hulle geledere. Ek kan nie se watter span lyk 'n sure bet om die Curriebeker te vat. Dis te vroeg nog.Sterkte, en mooi week verder, mede bloggers. Ek sien een van die Bloubulle se grootste spelers se birthday is op hande. Miskien is dit net die boost wat die Bulle kort vir die naweek.Groete,
Posted by mighty_sharkie on 21 August 2013 11:50
nou dat ek daaraan dink, my hart sal eintlik baie seer wees sou hulle hierdie blog stop... ek kom gereeld hierheen om bietjie oor die Bulle te gesels en bietjie meer te lees van ander bloggers wat meer inligting het as ek... so ja... sal hierdie blog baie mis sou dit nie meer daar wees nie
Posted by sakkie6yster on 21 August 2013 11:47
mighty_sharkie, wat dink jy van die spanne wat jy sover gesien het in die Currie Beker hierdie jaar?
Posted by sakkie6yster on 21 August 2013 11:15
@28 dit sal jammer wees, ek dink daar moet dalk net streng maatreëls ingestel word en onvanpaste kommentaar te verwyder en persoon te blok.
Posted by sakkie6yster on 21 August 2013 11:09
lol@27 Posted by sakkie6yster on 21 August 2013 11:08
Laat ons net n bietjie rasioneel wees, net vir n paar minute, ASB! Vryheid van Spraak beteken nie dat jy ieder en n elk kan belaster nie; dit beteken ook nie dat jy teen die reels van die blog kan gaan en onder die dekmantel van Vryheid van Spraak, kan se wat jy jy wil nie. Daar is ook "ordentlike, opgevoede mens " opvattings wat op n blog soos hierdie van toepassing is. Bloggers begin alweer stadigaan hier te vloek, swets en kritiseer spelers direk in plaas van die "posisies" te critiqique. Sies, GA!. Dit is ongelukkig so dat miskien moet die meerderheid gestraf word vir die fietageit van die minderheid en die blog maar wel gesluit word?
Posted by Ligblou Baron on 21 August 2013 11:04
24 You miss the point The rights of the players are not taken into consideration and this in itself are unfair labour practice Who are you to criticize players? Anyone can read the nonsense that anyone writes of any player - is that fair NO IT IS NOT The BBC need to seriously reconsider this blog!
Posted by Newspaper on 21 August 2013 10:20
@25: so mater, wat dink jou Superbru van die Bulle se kanse? Ek is nogal optimisties, alhoewel ek saamstem dat die Leeus alles gaan uithaal en sekerlik vir Willie Wepener leeg gesuig het van inligiting om te kan uitwerk hoe om te wen. Posted by GeenBloutjieNetBlou on 21 August 2013 10:15
Minstens is jy darem nog hier, Ligblou en Jimmi ook.Roela man, sies man. Koerantman, jy is ook te aggressief. Jy moet meer kalmeer en miskien gesonder eet. Goed soos vrugte en nuts en rosyntjies beveel ek aan.Rugby ouens, rugby!!Die naweek gaan Leeus kom met groot spoed na Loftus. Ek het reeds op my Superbru gesê Sharks gaan wen teen die Jagluipers in Bloemfontein. Maar dis bloot oor ek nie teen my eie team kan gaan nie.Baie bly vir Juan Smith. Hy het baie gegee vir Cheetahs en Suid-Afrika. So hy kan maar geldjie gaan maak oorsee.
Posted by mighty_sharkie on 21 August 2013 10:10
@23, Newspaper al gehoor van vryheid van spraak? Ek dink die BBM is volwasse genoeg om die kritiek wat hier ge-opper word te kan hanteer en intellegent genoeg om te kan onderskei tussen geldige kritiek en snert.
Posted by Old Blue Eyes on 21 August 2013 10:08
Yes I am very surprise that the BBC is still allowing this blog. How is it possible that a company that giving themselves out as a professional outfit allowing "no name" bloggers that can be family members, players, coaches or anyone to make comments on or criticize players (their staff) of the BBC. What is the impact if players are reading this blog and how can they defend themselves against this unqualified attracts. The BBC management will not last one day in a real company - they will be fired asp and trade unions will be on them due to unfair labour practice. WHAT A JOKE !
Posted by Newspaper on 21 August 2013 09:51
Dit is as gevolg van morone soos hierdie dat ek en etlike ander stoere bloggers nie meer hier deelneem nie; en glo my daar is baie sulkes. Die ou is seker n priester of iets.... "confessional" , jy weet?. MAAR, ek kan julle verseker dat GEEN BLOU BUL speler sulke twak en onetiese gedrag sal pleeg nie. Die reels belet dit en Beyers is heeltemal onskuldig hieraan. EN dis nie IMO (sic) nie, dis n feit.
Posted by Ligblou Baron on 21 August 2013 09:46
@14, Sakkie ek vermoed ook dis Garsfontein. Sy seun is ook daar op skool.
Posted by Old Blue Eyes on 21 August 2013 09:44
Ek wil saamstem dat dit oneties is wat Roela gedoen het, maar dis seker nie nodig om die ou persoonlik aan te val nie.
Posted by Old Blue Eyes on 21 August 2013 09:24
Ek dink Roela en blou antie kyk saam rugby in die presidentslosie. Hulle weet alles van almal af.
Posted by Wolf Pack on 21 August 2013 09:03
@17 ek stem! dit was my eerste reaksie, of roela leef in n droom wereld!
Posted by Kaap'se bul on 21 August 2013 08:59
@15. Roela wie jy ookal mag wees besef jy in watter verleentheid jy Beyers plaas? Ek wonder of jy regtig met al die mense "gesels"? Spelers mag tog nie "uitpraat" oor sulke dinge soos spankeuses ens nie, en veral nie voordat die span amptelik aangekondig is nie. Ag nee man, ek dink nie jy beindruk enige iemand met jou "kontakte" nie, en indien jy wel met van die spelers gesels, neem net eers hulle posisie in ag voordat jy inligting uitbasuin.
Posted by Buller on 21 August 2013 08:46
@15 al wat ek weet met so los trio gaan Kriel,Minnie, Whitely/Britz n "field" day he
Posted by Nitronic on 21 August 2013 08:23
Het nou met beyers gesels en gevra weet hulle al hoe die span min of meer gaan lyk? Sy antwoord was "snyman gaan 9 speel en vleis gaan vir cook op die bank vervang,ook se hy dat geen ander groot verandering gaan plaasvind nie en sampie mastriet se bullring het nie span gehaal nie en bongi op hakker.-so die span behoort so te lyk. Mellet 2bongi, kruger, 4willemse, 5grant, 6wiaan, 7dup, 8ross, 9snyman, 10tony, 11ismail, 12venter, 13beyers, 14sampie, 15visser,16maku Marcell vdw, 18wihelm 19vleis 20paige 21clayton 22waylan.
Posted by roela on 20 August 2013 21:32
@13 is die antwoord nie Garsfontein nie?
Posted by sakkie6yster on 20 August 2013 20:41
Johan Ackerman het in 2009 Hamiltons afgerig en is daarna Leeus toe. (net vir interressantheid). Posted by Kaap'se bul on 20 August 2013 20:33
Best i can get for nowHEAD COACH 2013: Named Head Coach of the MTN Lions side.2012: Took over as acting Head Coach of Super Rugby and Currie Cup sides.2010: Appointed MTN Lions forwards coach.2008-2010: Played overseas for Northampton Saints (England) and Calvisano (Italy).1996-2007: Represented the Springboks.1996-2008: Played senior rugby for the Bulls, Griquas, Lions and Sharks. Posted by blouest on 20 August 2013 15:27
Posted by Nog altyd Blou Bul on 20 August 2013 15:19
Niks van hom nie. Kom ons bel die skole dan LOL
Posted by blouest on 20 August 2013 15:07
@8: En kry ook nie die antwoord via vriend google nie....
Posted by GeenBloutjieNetBlou on 20 August 2013 15:05
Only one i don't know is the one about Johan Ackerman
Posted by blouest on 20 August 2013 14:49
Thanks Kaap'se BulDit wys maar net die powers in beheer doen nie hulle eenvoudige job nie - kan nie of wil nie.In wie se hande is hierdie oplossing - die mense in beheer - minister van opvoeding, minister van sport.En dit is die ironie - hulle is die mense wat die heeltyd kla en blaf maar niks doen nie! Sort die sport in skole uit en alles gebeur op heel natuurlike wyse daarna, kwota is dan 'n woord wat hulle uit die woordeboek kan haal.Sou dit nie die probleem wees hoekom SA se sokker nie verder kom nie - ook 'n kos tekort?
Posted by Paarlbul on 20 August 2013 14:48
Laat ek ook try
Posted by blouest on 20 August 2013 14:46
Sjoe... ek het gedink ek is 'ngoeie ondersteuner... maar ek sukkel met hierdie quiz vrae!! :(Gee hulle die antwoorde darem na die kompitisie verby is?
Posted by sakkie6yster on 20 August 2013 14:42
Die volgende is n copy en as een van julle kontakte in SARU het gee dit vir hulle om te lees en sal besef kwotas is nie die antwoord!Why is rugby transformation failing?September 8, 2011Posted by BoertjieLiz McGregor offers food for thought on one of the reasons standing in the way of transformation – food.Article by BoertjieFOREWORD: I’ve been reading Liz McGregor’s very recent book “Touch, Pause, Engage!” She took three years of research and travelled far and wide to report on the game from a woman’s perspective.The book received enthusiastic reviews and I can recommend it. What follows here is my selected abbreviation of a few pages in which she sets out the problems faced in the Eastern Cape – the home of black rugby.In the winter of 2010 I made a trip to the Eastern Cape. Dale College u.13 had beaten Bishops 54-0.Given the huge discrepancies in resources between wealthy, independent Bishops and state-run Dale, this was a remarkable result. The question was: What happens to these boys?Ex-Bishops boys can be found at every level of professional rugby, but there are only one or two Daleans. The vast majority just don’t make it beyond school. Given their obvious talent, why not?I thought it was particularly intriguing in the light of the fact that Dale is in the Eastern Cape, the heartland of black rugby, the one province where rugby is more popular than football. (RW Note: The EC does not even have a team in the NSL A-league after Bay United was relegated.)It is also the province from which the Bulls and the Sharks recruit many of their black players.King William’s Town, home to Dale Junior and its big brother, had 30,000 white residents in 1980, now there are 4,500. Many of the villas are now owned by black people.The acting principal of Dale Junior is a young white woman, Pat Thatcher. The colour of the boys has changed since 1994: it is now 90% black. There are 500 of them, and almost all of them play rugby. Two thirds of them come from single parent homes. A lot are brought up by their moms, and their coach is like a father to them.Pat finds this an amazing tool for instilling discipline. “If we have any disciplinary problems, the most effective threat is to say: ‘We’ll tell your rugby coach.’ Parents do it as well: ‘We will take away your rugby.’ ”Dale Senior is still run on the English public school lines. Their matric pass rate is 98%. Some 90% of the pupils are black. They struggle with their school fees of R3,500 a term. Only 40% goes back on holiday to two parents.FINANCIAL IMPACTRacial transformation also had its financial impact. The old boys are mostly white. They don’t send their sons to Dale, don’t identify with its rugby teams nor do many contribute to its coffers – unlike in St. Johns, Bishops or the Afrikaans state schools like Affies, Paul Roos or Paarl Gim.All Dale has is great natural rugby talent and passion.I put my question to three coaches: “If Dale u.13 beat Bishops 54-0, why don’t they go on and dominate rugby like Bishops, Affies or Paarl Boys’ High?”Simple, they said. They don’t get enough to eat.Their daily diet is bread, three times a day. Their families are poor and they basically just eat starch: bread and some samp and beans, They get hardly any of the protein needed to build muscle, particularly at this crucial adolescent growth phase.When they play the Afrikaans team, the guys are 10 kg heavier, which is big in rugby.“The boys do an hour gym and two hours of rugby and then go home to a supper of starch, so it doesn’t assist their growth. We have great talent and flair, but to be successful, you’ve go to be ranked in the top 20 schools every year. If they had nutritional support for our boys, we could do that,” one of the coaches summed it up.“The boys’ only real hope is to get noticed by the Bulls or the Sharks and land a contract with them. That is every boy’s dream, but only one or two a year are chosen.”MONEY, MONEY, MONEYWhat they would really like to do is to get the promising players into the hostel because there they are fed a balanced diet, but that means an additional R14,000 each year.Dale also runs a Border zonal u.15 day, which means they also scout the village schools. To get the talented ones to Dale will cost at least R28,000 annually per boy.And now that the Border Rugby Union – that pathetic excuse for a provincial union – has finally collpased, why is no one else stepping into the breach?There is so much talk about developing the black talent that everyone knows is abundant in the Eastern Cape and they can’t even put it together to make sure thes boys get enough to eat!All those crucial, elusive elements are in place at Dale: talent, passion, infrastructure. All they need is food, which takes a bit of organisation, perhaps corporate sponsorship or development funding.So simple and so fundamental.- See more at: http://www.ruggaworld.com/2011/09/08/why-is-rugby-transformation-failing/#sthash.vGdtUFLX.dpuf
Posted by Kaap'se bul on 20 August 2013 14:34
Geluk Kobus Marais vir "Player of the Week" !!
Posted by sakkie6yster on 20 August 2013 13:12
Sterkte Monnas!! :D
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Posted by FRANNABUL on 20 August 2013 11:08