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Want an upset?? Well it won't be this game,South Africa will win but the strat here looks a little large and i'm expecting Tonga to cover it. South Africa have trounced both England and Samoa this World Cup and they are feeling very confident and up beat about their campaign so far and so they should be but they are resting a couple of players this game and some of them are major reasons to why they have been winning and winning well. Only 4 players remian from the South African side who beat England and the missing players of Matfield and mainly Habana are major reasons to take Tonga to cover this spread,for a winger no other player is more influencial than Habana in the Boks side,he really does put the Boks on the front foot,his speed and alround play help the Boks to get on the front foot and while they have alot of talent in this Boks side without Habana the Boks are a very different side. In fact the Boks average wining margin in all Habanas tests is 25 points the average without him in their side drops a massive 17 points to only 8. Tonga are very up beat after beating Samoa and they are now a very realistic shot of making it through to the quarters which is just un heard of for the Tongans,there is a real sense of belief all of a sudden in this Tongan side,they are big and strong and will attempt to stifle the Boks quick ball,I don't think they can beat the Boks but I would expect a Boks win by 30 or 40 if they played really well but 45 looks a tad bit to genrous. I've told you why I don't think the Boks will cover this spread now it's just a matter of waiting to see if i'm correct,this Boks side taking the field are almost all playing their first match of the tournament and while they appear to be great on paper without a few very important players in their squad for today i'm looking for a final score around South Africa 43 - Tonga 14 or 17,Good Luck. Liked this post? to our RSS feed and get loads more! Tip Viewed 652 times. Posted on 00:00:00 GMT+2 Friday 21 September Largest Swedish owned bookmakers in Europe. Experts at Scandinavian markets redesigned site solid bookmaker with a respectable name. The famous 888 Group strikes into betting scene! Fantastic reputation within the gaming industry lovely and clean lay-out great offers for new players! UK/Australian licensed. Big Limits amongst the largest available. Excellent bonuses great Live Betting and Extra huge range of offers! Established in 1990 one of the leading betting companies in the German-speaking world serves over 500.000 customers and extra high odds! Australian Bookmaker listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. High limits world class service and great offers for new customers. A must for every punter! UK's largest and most respected Bookmaker. Best in range of markets and many specials. Their high limits gets the attraction of big punters. Based in Germany founded in 2002 quickly became a huge success. Clean and lovely layout fast browsing and simple to bet. First Class all the way when you bet! Play for Free or Real money traditional Rummy. Gin. Oklahoma and Kaluki. 24/7 Support. Interactive tutorials. Excellent Lobby. Live Chat and Comfortable Feeling! Accepting also US Players! Enjoy Texas Holdem. Omaha. Stud Poker and Draw Poker all sorts of tables! Casino games also available. Blackjack and Video Poker! The UK's premier live action casino! Play 160+ Casino games online or by TV! Multiple Languages. Exclusive VIP Services. Fast Payouts. 24/7 Support! Wide variety of table stakes most crowded rooms. Daily $10,000 tournaments. Fast and friendly customer support. Great bonuses and thrilling events!

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Want an upset?? Well it won't be this game,South Africa will win but the strat here looks a little large and i'm expecting Tonga to cover it. South Africa have trounced both England and Samoa this World Cup and they are feeling very confident and up beat about their campaign so far and so they should be but they are resting a couple of players this game and some of them are major reasons to why they have been winning and winning well. Only 4 players remian from the South African side who beat England and the missing players of Matfield and mainly Habana are major reasons to take Tonga to cover this spread,for a winger no other player is more influencial than Habana in the Boks side,he really does put the Boks on the front foot,his speed and alround play help the Boks to get on the front foot and while they have alot of talent in this Boks side without Habana the Boks are a very different side. In fact the Boks average wining margin in all Habanas tests is 25 points the average without him in their side drops a massive 17 points to only 8. Tonga are very up beat after beating Samoa and they are now a very realistic shot of making it through to the quarters which is just un heard of for the Tongans,there is a real sense of belief all of a sudden in this Tongan side,they are big and strong and will attempt to stifle the Boks quick ball,I don't think they can beat the Boks but I would expect a Boks win by 30 or 40 if they played really well but 45 looks a tad bit to genrous. I've told you why I don't think the Boks will cover this spread now it's just a matter of waiting to see if i'm correct,this Boks side taking the field are almost all playing their first match of the tournament and while they appear to be great on paper without a few very important players in their squad for today i'm looking for a final score around South Africa 43 - Tonga 14 or 17,Good Luck. Liked this post? to our RSS feed and get loads more! Tip Viewed 651 times. Posted on 00:00:00 GMT+2 Friday 21 September Largest Swedish owned bookmakers in Europe. Experts at Scandinavian markets redesigned site solid bookmaker with a respectable name. The famous 888 Group strikes into betting scene! Fantastic reputation within the gaming industry lovely and clean lay-out great offers for new players! UK/Australian licensed. Big Limits amongst the largest available. Excellent bonuses great Live Betting and Extra huge range of offers! Established in 1990 one of the leading betting companies in the German-speaking world serves over 500.000 customers and extra high odds! Australian Bookmaker listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. High limits world class service and great offers for new customers. A must for every punter! UK's largest and most respected Bookmaker. Best in range of markets and many specials. Their high limits gets the attraction of big punters. Based in Germany founded in 2002 quickly became a huge success. Clean and lovely layout fast browsing and simple to bet. First Class all the way when you bet! Play for Free or Real money traditional Rummy. Gin. Oklahoma and Kaluki. 24/7 Support. Interactive tutorials. Excellent Lobby. Live Chat and Comfortable Feeling! Accepting also US Players! Enjoy Texas Holdem. Omaha. Stud Poker and Draw Poker all sorts of tables! Casino games also available. Blackjack and Video Poker! The UK's premier live action casino! Play 160+ Casino games online or by TV! Multiple Languages. Exclusive VIP Services. Fast Payouts. 24/7 Support! Wide variety of table stakes most crowded rooms. Daily $10,000 tournaments. Fast and friendly customer support. Great bonuses and thrilling events!

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Want an upset?? Well it won't be this game,South Africa will win but the strat here looks a little large and i'm expecting Tonga to cover it. South Africa have trounced both England and Samoa this World Cup and they are feeling very confident and up beat about their campaign so far and so they should be but they are resting a couple of players this game and some of them are major reasons to why they have been winning and winning well. Only 4 players remian from the South African side who beat England and the missing players of Matfield and mainly Habana are major reasons to take Tonga to cover this spread,for a winger no other player is more influencial than Habana in the Boks side,he really does put the Boks on the front foot,his speed and alround play help the Boks to get on the front foot and while they have alot of talent in this Boks side without Habana the Boks are a very different side. In fact the Boks average wining margin in all Habanas tests is 25 points the average without him in their side drops a massive 17 points to only 8. Tonga are very up beat after beating Samoa and they are now a very realistic shot of making it through to the quarters which is just un heard of for the Tongans,there is a real sense of belief all of a sudden in this Tongan side,they are big and strong and will attempt to stifle the Boks quick ball,I don't think they can beat the Boks but I would expect a Boks win by 30 or 40 if they played really well but 45 looks a tad bit to genrous. I've told you why I don't think the Boks will cover this spread now it's just a matter of waiting to see if i'm correct,this Boks side taking the field are almost all playing their first match of the tournament and while they appear to be great on paper without a few very important players in their squad for today i'm looking for a final score around South Africa 43 - Tonga 14 or 17,Good Luck. Liked this post? to our RSS feed and get loads more! Tip Viewed 650 times. Posted on 00:00:00 GMT+2 Friday 21 September Largest Swedish owned bookmakers in Europe. Experts at Scandinavian markets redesigned site solid bookmaker with a respectable name. The famous 888 Group strikes into betting scene! Fantastic reputation within the gaming industry lovely and clean lay-out great offers for new players! UK/Australian licensed. Big Limits amongst the largest available. Excellent bonuses great Live Betting and Extra huge range of offers! Established in 1990 one of the leading betting companies in the German-speaking world serves over 500.000 customers and extra high odds! Australian Bookmaker listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. High limits world class service and great offers for new customers. A must for every punter! UK's largest and most respected Bookmaker. Best in range of markets and many specials. Their high limits gets the attraction of big punters. Based in Germany founded in 2002 quickly became a huge success. Clean and lovely layout fast browsing and simple to bet. First Class all the way when you bet! Play for Free or Real money traditional Rummy. Gin. Oklahoma and Kaluki. 24/7 Support. Interactive tutorials. Excellent Lobby. Live Chat and Comfortable Feeling! Accepting also US Players! Enjoy Texas Holdem. Omaha. Stud Poker and Draw Poker all sorts of tables! Casino games also available. Blackjack and Video Poker! The UK's premier live action casino! Play 160+ Casino games online or by TV! Multiple Languages. Exclusive VIP Services. Fast Payouts. 24/7 Support! Wide variety of table stakes most crowded rooms. Daily $10,000 tournaments. Fast and friendly customer support. Great bonuses and thrilling events!

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Zimbabwean-born and raised Ngwenya stunned a global audience by taking on Habana on the outside and beating him for one of the tournament’s more magical moments. Habana scorer of two tries on the night made no excuses and said he’d never experienced such walk in an opponent before. “That’s the quickest I’ve come up against,” Habana told Keo co za. “I knew he was quick but I open out just how quick. I gave him the outside and he did me. It was a fantastic effort from him and there’s no forgive. I’ll learn from the experience.” Ngwenya refused to describe himself as quicker than Habana despite the superlative effort. “I’m not sure I out-paced him. I just made him stop and possibly delay. I would never have run on the outside of anybody so these games must be giving me confidence.” Habana his ego bruised and his face cut and bloodied after a continue collision with Ngwenya still managed to end the Bok test record for tries by a winger. He also is joint second in the tournament with six tries and hopeful of finishing the tournament as the leading try-scorer. “We have aggroup goals and within that context each player has his own. My job is to score tries and that’s why I set it as a goal to be the leading try-scorer. I’m happy to undergo got two but I wasn’t happy to have given up one. Fiji also undergo some very good outside backs so as I said earlier I’ll take the lesson out of Sunday night and hopefully it won’t come about again.” I think Habana lost it… He was embarrassed by Ngwenya out-stripping him and was gonna show him after half time who was boss… His eyes must’ve lit up like a pinball forge when Ngwenya caught the kick-off… and the way Habana shot into him was reckless foolish and like a bull seeing red… the coaching staff need to talk to him so that it doesn’t happen again and he really does injure himself or someone else come up we can see now why our inept police & army (sic) cant catch the Zim okes when they come over the Limpopo with that kinda speed! (Ngwenya born in Zim) Good thing for Habs to be humbled now - lets hit the books create the Ab’s are waiting! It was mostly a judgement error by bryan. He didnt be to be stepped on the inside so he slowed drink and gave the guy the outside gap. Since he is used to having the pace over ANYBODY he thought he could chase ngwenya down from a standing start. As it turned out he couldnt. They are probably pretty evenly paced. Didnt we hear that habana also did a 10.5 in the 100m? And in his sunday times interview ngwenya only claimed a 10.7 as his personal best in the 100m. The whole scenario makes for great drama though.. UFO #3: Yip can only agree. I think ‘prince habana” entangle like a real plonker after Ngwenya outpaced him to advance a marvellous try and tried to get change surface in the typical saffrican way only to go off second beat for the back up measure. I want to see any defender in the world defend the situation Habana found himself in… impossible. Personally I desire the fact that Brian got a bit miffed that he was turned into a koeksuster. He just needed to consol himself that there was zip that he could have done about that specific situation I played go… and even I know you just push the player out… desire our coach always said: Hardloop soos die hond se been en druk jou opponent net uit… as hy binne step hardloop hy in jou tackle in en as hy probeer om jou gaan vang jy hom….. My tyd oor die honderd was 11.0….. I changed my audio bring from Afr to eng just to hear what that bulls faced Hugh Bladen had to say about his blue eyed boy!! On another affect: I love the commentating in Afrikaans.. Kobus and john really are on a roll with what they say… Excelent stuff guys!!! I had a discussion during the game with my better half on the subject since Garth Wright managed to piss me off yet again. It seems the art of commentating is desire lost in South Africa amongst the majority of commentators. Commentating on a game is simply that commentating - not analysing. If I have to comprehend how Garth gives us his interpretation of why a penalty was awarded at the breakdown or what went wrong at a scrum and why it went drink I am going to impel something. Our commentators 1) hardly knows the laws but comfort see it fit to mention on it and 2) I disappoint to see how a scrummy knows what is going on in the front row. I miss the good old days when guys could still commentate and act atmosphere and excitment with their voice alone. Yes. Brian hesitated for a split second and Ngwenya took him on the outside. Sh!t happens to change surface arouse fine wingers. Well done to Ngwenya. But you not going to say that because Pieter Hendriks rounded David Campese at Newlands in ‘95 and scored a try that he was a faster winger than Campo. Campo hesitated and was found flat footed and Pieter Hendriks flashed by. Hey change surface Donald Bradman made a duck even Matfield misses a line out throw and even throw Norris can’t act. I undergo a rule: I NEVER have Garth Wright’s voice in my domiciliate. It’s nauseating and nurdy. I don’t experience how he secured a job at MNET. He’s so bad. He’s a hen. My worst. Yes he lost it… lost his alter… AFTER Ngwenya ran go him… I believe he was embarrassed and thought he’d put Ngwenya in his place and that why his challenge was so reckless and he hurt himself… I’m not saying anyone else could or would have done any better… but Habana expected to do better… maybe he was a little complacent maybe a little arrogant… but he was definitely emabarrassed by it afterwards… Yip… Can’t stand Garth Wright’s ‘commentary’ either… But it also amazes me how often our commentators get it wrong… we can see player ABC is drink… or made the tackle… or scored the try… but they’ll insist it was player XYZ…! Or they try to guess what the penalty or scrum is for and get it wrongs when it’s obvious to everyone watching what happened… If your claim to fame as being a 11.00 sec winger is true you would be the first to realise that there was no way in hell Habana was going to haul him in from a standing go away. feature in object that the situation arose from turnover roll complication the defensive structures change surface more. I move accept there are Habana detractors out there… you would express he is now the worst winger in the world after one small excusable stuff up PissAnt Couldnt agree more. My feelings on Wrights commentating “prowess” are well documented Well said #20. It’s not only Ngwenya’s go that was so good it’s the fact that he did a 100% proper inside-outside that beat Habana. Classical winger try. I don’t rate Akona at all. At beat an add up rugby player. He offers nothing special and he hasn’t done anything exhilirating in the past either. Do I evaluate he’s still a great go… of course I do… I wasn’t criticising the guy for not making his confront… but for his reaction to not making his tackle… I’m not being a Habana detractor… just saying he should be more clear headed before he injures himself because we need him… 1. “Ja-nee die manne speel.

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Zimbabwean-born and raised Ngwenya stunned a global audience by taking on Habana on the outside and beating him for one of the tournament’s more magical moments. Habana scorer of two tries on the night made no excuses and said he’d never experienced such pace in an opponent before. “That’s the quickest I’ve come up against,” Habana told Keo co za. “I knew he was quick but I found out just how quick. I gave him the outside and he did me. It was a fantastic effort from him and there’s no forgive. I’ll learn from the experience.” Ngwenya refused to exposit himself as quicker than Habana despite the superlative effort. “I’m not sure I out-paced him. I just made him forbid and possibly delay. I would never have run on the outside of anybody so these games must be giving me confidence.” Habana his ego bruised and his approach cut and bloodied after a continue collision with Ngwenya still managed to break the Bok test record for tries by a winger. He also is joint second in the tournament with six tries and hopeful of finishing the tournament as the leading try-scorer. “We have aggroup goals and within that context each player has his own. My job is to score tries and that’s why I set it as a goal to be the leading try-scorer. I’m happy to have got two but I wasn’t happy to undergo given up one. Fiji also have some very good outside backs so as I said earlier I’ll take the lesson out of Sunday night and hopefully it won’t happen again.” I think Habana lost it… He was embarrassed by Ngwenya out-stripping him and was gonna show him after half measure who was boss… His eyes must’ve lit up desire a pinball machine when Ngwenya caught the kick-off… and the way Habana shot into him was reckless foolish and like a bull seeing red… the coaching staff be to talk to him so that it doesn’t happen again and he really does hurt himself or someone else Well we can see now why our inept guard & army (sic) cant catch the Zim okes when they go over the Limpopo with that kinda speed! (Ngwenya born in Zim) Good thing for Habs to be humbled now - lets learn cause the Ab’s are waiting! It was mostly a judgement error by bryan. He didnt be to be stepped on the inside so he slowed down and gave the guy the outside gap. Since he is used to having the walk over ANYBODY he thought he could chase ngwenya down from a standing start. As it turned out he couldnt. They are probably pretty evenly paced. Didnt we hear that habana also did a 10.5 in the 100m? And in his sunday times interview ngwenya only claimed a 10.7 as his personal beat in the 100m. The whole scenario makes for great drama though.. UFO #3: Yip can only agree. I think ‘prince habana” felt like a real plonker after Ngwenya outpaced him to advance a marvellous try and tried to get even in the typical saffrican way only to come off second best for the second measure. I want to see any defender in the world defend the situation Habana open himself in… impossible. Personally I desire the fact that Brian got a bit miffed that he was turned into a koeksuster. He just needed to consol himself that there was zip that he could undergo done about that specific situation I played wing… and change surface I experience you just push the player out… desire our coach always said: Hardloop soos die hond se been en druk jou opponent net uit… as hy binne go hardloop hy in jou tackle in en as hy probeer om jou gaan vang jy hom….. My tyd oor die honderd was 11.0….. I changed my audio channel from Afr to eng just to comprehend what that bulls faced Hugh Bladen had to say about his blue eyed boy!! On another subject: I love the commentating in Afrikaans.. Kobus and john really are on a roll with what they say… Excelent cram guys!!! I had a discussion during the game with my better half on the affect since Garth Wright managed to piss me off yet again. It seems the art of commentating is desire lost in South Africa amongst the majority of commentators. Commentating on a game is simply that commentating - not analysing. If I undergo to comprehend how Garth gives us his interpretation of why a penalty was awarded at the breakdown or what went wrong at a scrum and why it went down I am going to impel something. Our commentators 1) hardly knows the laws but comfort see it fit to comment on it and 2) I disappoint to see how a scrummy knows what is going on in the front row. I desire the good old days when guys could comfort commentate and create atmosphere and excitment with their voice alone. Yes. Brian hesitated for a split back up and Ngwenya took him on the outside. Sh!t happens to even arouse fine wingers. come up done to Ngwenya. But you not going to say that because Pieter Hendriks rounded David Campese at Newlands in ‘95 and scored a try that he was a faster winger than Campo. Campo hesitated and was found flat footed and Pieter Hendriks flashed by. Hey even Donald Bradman made a move even Matfield misses a line out throw and change surface Chuck Norris can’t act. I undergo a command: I NEVER have Garth Wright’s express in my domiciliate. It’s nauseating and nurdy. I don’t experience how he secured a job at MNET. He’s so bad. He’s a hen. My beat. Yes he lost it… lost his cool… AFTER Ngwenya ran round him… I accept he was embarrassed and thought he’d put Ngwenya in his displace and that why his challenge was so reckless and he cause to be perceived himself… I’m not saying anyone else could or would have done any better… but Habana expected to do better… maybe he was a little complacent maybe a little arrogant… but he was definitely emabarrassed by it afterwards… Yip… Can’t stand Garth Wright’s ‘commentary’ either… But it also amazes me how often our commentators get it wrong… we can see player ABC is down… or made the confront… or scored the try… but they’ll insist it was player XYZ…! Or they try to guess what the penalty or scrum is for and get it wrongs when it’s obvious to everyone watching what happened… If your affirm to fame as being a 11.00 sec winger is true you would be the first to acquire that there was no way in hell Habana was going to draw him in from a standing start. Bear in mind that the situation arose from turnover ball complication the defensive structures even more. I move accept there are Habana detractors out there… you would express he is now the worst winger in the world after one small excusable stuff up PissAnt Couldnt agree more. My feelings on Wrights commentating “prowess” are well documented Well said #20. It’s not only Ngwenya’s go that was so good it’s the fact that he did a 100% proper inside-outside that beat Habana. Classical winger try. I don’t evaluate Akona at all. At beat an average rugby player. He offers nothing special and he hasn’t done anything exhilirating in the past either. Do I evaluate he’s still a great go… of course I do… I wasn’t criticising the guy for not making his tackle… but for his reaction to not making his confront… I’m not being a Habana detractor… just saying he should be more alter headed before he injures himself because we need him… 1. “Ja-nee die manne speel.

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Zimbabwean-born and raised Ngwenya stunned a global audience by taking on Habana on the outside and beating him for one of the tournament’s more magical moments. Habana scorer of two tries on the night made no excuses and said he’d never experienced such walk in an opponent before. “That’s the quickest I’ve come up against,” Habana told Keo co za. “I knew he was quick but I open out just how quick. I gave him the outside and he did me. It was a fantastic effort from him and there’s no excuse. I’ll hit the books from the experience.” Ngwenya refused to describe himself as quicker than Habana despite the superlative effort. “I’m not sure I out-paced him. I just made him forbid and possibly hesitate. I would never have run on the outside of anybody so these games must be giving me confidence.” Habana his ego bruised and his approach cut and bloodied after a head collision with Ngwenya still managed to break the Bok test record for tries by a winger. He also is joint back up in the tournament with six tries and hopeful of finishing the tournament as the leading try-scorer. “We undergo aggroup goals and within that context each player has his own. My job is to score tries and that’s why I set it as a goal to be the leading try-scorer. I’m happy to have got two but I wasn’t happy to have given up one. Fiji also undergo some very good outside backs so as I said earlier I’ll act the lesson out of Sunday night and hopefully it won’t come about again.” I think Habana lost it… He was embarrassed by Ngwenya out-stripping him and was gonna show him after half time who was boss… His eyes must’ve lit up like a pinball forge when Ngwenya caught the kick-off… and the way Habana shot into him was reckless foolish and like a bull seeing red… the coaching staff need to talk to him so that it doesn’t happen again and he really does hurt himself or someone else Well we can see now why our inept police & army (sic) cant catch the Zim okes when they come over the Limpopo with that kinda go! (Ngwenya born in Zim) Good thing for Habs to be humbled now - lets learn create the Ab’s are waiting! It was mostly a judgement error by bryan. He didnt want to be stepped on the inside so he slowed down and gave the guy the outside gap. Since he is used to having the pace over ANYBODY he thought he could chase ngwenya drink from a standing start. As it turned out he couldnt. They are probably pretty evenly paced. Didnt we comprehend that habana also did a 10.5 in the 100m? And in his sunday times interview ngwenya only claimed a 10.7 as his personal best in the 100m. The whole scenario makes for great drama though.. UFO #3: Yip can only agree. I evaluate ‘prince habana” entangle desire a real plonker after Ngwenya outpaced him to score a marvellous try and tried to get even in the typical saffrican way only to come off back up beat for the back up time. I want to see any defender in the world argue the situation Habana open himself in… impossible. Personally I like the fact that Brian got a bit miffed that he was turned into a koeksuster. He just needed to consol himself that there was zip that he could have done about that specific situation I played go… and even I know you just displace the player out… desire our instruct always said: Hardloop soos die hond se been en druk jou opponent net uit… as hy binne go hardloop hy in jou tackle in en as hy probeer om jou gaan vang jy hom….. My tyd oor die honderd was 11.0….. I changed my audio channel from Afr to eng just to hear what that bulls faced Hugh Bladen had to say about his color eyed boy!! On another affect: I love the commentating in Afrikaans.. Kobus and john really are on a roll with what they say… Excelent cram guys!!! I had a discussion during the bet with my exceed half on the affect since Garth Wright managed to piss me off yet again. It seems the art of commentating is long lost in South Africa amongst the majority of commentators. Commentating on a game is simply that commentating - not analysing. If I have to hear how Garth gives us his interpretation of why a penalty was awarded at the breakdown or what went do by at a scrum and why it went down I am going to kick something. Our commentators 1) hardly knows the laws but still see it fit to comment on it and 2) I fail to see how a scrummy knows what is going on in the lie row. I miss the good old days when guys could comfort interpret and create atmosphere and excitment with their voice alone. Yes. Brian hesitated for a change integrity back up and Ngwenya took him on the outside. Sh!t happens to change surface damn fine wingers. come up done to Ngwenya. But you not going to say that because Pieter Hendriks rounded David Campese at Newlands in ‘95 and scored a try that he was a faster winger than Campo. Campo hesitated and was open flat footed and Pieter Hendriks flashed by. Hey change surface Donald Bradman made a move even Matfield misses a line out throw and change surface Chuck Norris can’t act. I have a rule: I NEVER undergo Garth Wright’s express in my domiciliate. It’s nauseating and nurdy. I don’t experience how he secured a job at MNET. He’s so bad. He’s a hen. My worst. Yes he lost it… lost his cool… AFTER Ngwenya ran go him… I believe he was embarrassed and thought he’d put Ngwenya in his place and that why his contend was so reckless and he hurt himself… I’m not saying anyone else could or would have done any better… but Habana expected to do better… maybe he was a little complacent maybe a little arrogant… but he was definitely emabarrassed by it afterwards… Yip… Can’t rest Garth Wright’s ‘commentary’ either… But it also amazes me how often our commentators get it wrong… we can see player ABC is drink… or made the tackle… or scored the try… but they’ll insist it was player XYZ…! Or they try to anticipate what the penalty or scrum is for and get it wrongs when it’s obvious to everyone watching what happened… If your affirm to fame as being a 11.00 sec winger is true you would be the first to realise that there was no way in hell Habana was going to haul him in from a standing start. Bear in mind that the situation arose from turnover roll complication the defensive structures even more. I cant believe there are Habana detractors out there… you would swear he is now the worst winger in the world after one small excusable stuff up PissAnt Couldnt agree more. My feelings on Wrights commentating “prowess” are well documented come up said #20. It’s not only Ngwenya’s go that was so good it’s the fact that he did a 100% proper inside-outside that defeat Habana. Classical winger try. I don’t rate Akona at all. At best an add up rugby player. He offers nothing special and he hasn’t done anything exhilirating in the past either. Do I think he’s comfort a great wing… of cover I do… I wasn’t criticising the guy for not making his tackle… but for his reaction to not making his tackle… I’m not being a Habana detractor… just saying he should be more clear headed before he injures himself because we be him… 1. “Ja-nee die manne speel.

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Zimbabwean-born and raised Ngwenya stunned a global audience by taking on Habana on the outside and beating him for one of the tournament’s more magical moments. Habana scorer of two tries on the night made no excuses and said he’d never experienced such walk in an opponent before. “That’s the quickest I’ve come up against,” Habana told Keo co za. “I knew he was quick but I open out just how quick. I gave him the outside and he did me. It was a fantastic effort from him and there’s no forgive. I’ll learn from the experience.” Ngwenya refused to describe himself as quicker than Habana despite the superlative effort. “I’m not sure I out-paced him. I just made him stop and possibly delay. I would never undergo run on the outside of anybody so these games must be giving me confidence.” Habana his ego bruised and his face cut and bloodied after a head collision with Ngwenya comfort managed to break the Bok test record for tries by a winger. He also is fit second in the tournament with six tries and hopeful of finishing the tournament as the leading try-scorer. “We undergo team goals and within that context each player has his own. My job is to score tries and that’s why I set it as a goal to be the leading try-scorer. I’m happy to have got two but I wasn’t happy to have given up one. Fiji also have some very good outside backs so as I said earlier I’ll take the lesson out of Sunday night and hopefully it won’t happen again.” I evaluate Habana lost it… He was embarrassed by Ngwenya out-stripping him and was gonna show him after half time who was impress… His eyes must’ve lit up like a pinball forge when Ngwenya caught the kick-off… and the way Habana shot into him was reckless foolish and like a bull seeing red… the coaching staff be to talk to him so that it doesn’t come about again and he really does injure himself or someone else Well we can see now why our inept police & army (sic) cant catch the Zim okes when they go over the Limpopo with that kinda speed! (Ngwenya born in Zim) Good thing for Habs to be humbled now - lets hit the books create the Ab’s are waiting! It was mostly a judgement error by bryan. He didnt want to be stepped on the inside so he slowed drink and gave the guy the outside gap. Since he is used to having the pace over ANYBODY he thought he could chase ngwenya drink from a standing start. As it turned out he couldnt. They are probably pretty evenly paced. Didnt we hear that habana also did a 10.5 in the 100m? And in his sunday times interview ngwenya only claimed a 10.7 as his personal best in the 100m. The whole scenario makes for great drama though.. UFO #3: Yip can only agree. I evaluate ‘prince habana” felt like a real plonker after Ngwenya outpaced him to score a marvellous try and tried to get even in the typical saffrican way only to come off second best for the second time. I be to see any defender in the world defend the situation Habana found himself in… impossible. Personally I like the fact that Brian got a bit miffed that he was turned into a koeksuster. He just needed to consol himself that there was zip that he could undergo done about that specific situation I played wing… and change surface I know you just push the player out… desire our coach always said: Hardloop soos die hond se been en druk jou opponent net uit… as hy binne go hardloop hy in jou tackle in en as hy probeer om jou gaan vang jy hom….. My tyd oor die honderd was 11.0….. I changed my audio bring from Afr to eng just to comprehend what that bulls faced Hugh Bladen had to say about his blue eyed boy!! On another subject: I love the commentating in Afrikaans.. Kobus and john really are on a turn with what they say… Excelent stuff guys!!! I had a discussion during the game with my exceed half on the subject since Garth Wright managed to piss me off yet again. It seems the art of commentating is desire lost in South Africa amongst the majority of commentators. Commentating on a game is simply that commentating - not analysing. If I have to comprehend how Garth gives us his interpretation of why a penalty was awarded at the breakdown or what went wrong at a scrum and why it went drink I am going to impel something. Our commentators 1) hardly knows the laws but comfort see it fit to comment on it and 2) I fail to see how a scrummy knows what is going on in the front row. I miss the good old days when guys could still commentate and create atmosphere and excitment with their voice alone. Yes. Brian hesitated for a change integrity back up and Ngwenya took him on the outside. Sh!t happens to even arouse fine wingers. Well done to Ngwenya. But you not going to say that because Pieter Hendriks rounded David Campese at Newlands in ‘95 and scored a try that he was a faster winger than Campo. Campo hesitated and was open flat footed and Pieter Hendriks flashed by. Hey even Donald Bradman made a duck change surface Matfield misses a line out impel and change surface Chuck Norris can’t act. I have a rule: I NEVER have Garth Wright’s voice in my home. It’s nauseating and nurdy. I don’t know how he secured a job at MNET. He’s so bad. He’s a hen. My worst. Yes he lost it… lost his alter… AFTER Ngwenya ran go him… I believe he was embarrassed and thought he’d put Ngwenya in his displace and that why his challenge was so reckless and he cause to be perceived himself… I’m not saying anyone else could or would undergo done any better… but Habana expected to do better… maybe he was a little complacent maybe a little arrogant… but he was definitely emabarrassed by it afterwards… Yip… Can’t rest Garth Wright’s ‘commentary’ either… But it also amazes me how often our commentators get it do by… we can see player ABC is down… or made the tackle… or scored the try… but they’ll insist it was player XYZ…! Or they try to anticipate what the penalty or scrum is for and get it wrongs when it’s obvious to everyone watching what happened… If your affirm to fame as being a 11.00 sec winger is adjust you would be the first to realise that there was no way in hell Habana was going to haul him in from a standing go away. Bear in mind that the situation arose from turnover ball complication the defensive structures change surface more. I move accept there are Habana detractors out there… you would express he is now the beat winger in the world after one small excusable cram up PissAnt Couldnt accept more. My feelings on Wrights commentating “prowess” are well documented Well said #20. It’s not only Ngwenya’s speed that was so good it’s the fact that he did a 100% proper inside-outside that defeat Habana. Classical winger try. I don’t rate Akona at all. At best an average rugby player. He offers nothing special and he hasn’t done anything exhilirating in the past either. Do I evaluate he’s still a great go… of cover I do… I wasn’t criticising the guy for not making his tackle… but for his reaction to not making his tackle… I’m not being a Habana detractor… just saying he should be more alter headed before he injures himself because we need him… 1. “Ja-nee die manne speel.

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Este documental sobre la ciudad de la Habana ofrece la imagen panorámica de una sociedad donde un día es igual al otro pero en el fondo es siempre distinto: hay muchas Habanas invisibles y distintas. Suite Habana se proyectará en el Centro Sociocultural Fundación Caixa Galicia de Compostela el día 3 de octubre.

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Como en cualquier experiencia colonial en Cuba la recepción de la literatura y el pensamiento metropolitanos en este caso soviéticos fue un fenómeno complejo en el que se manifestaron discursos y prácticas de dominación y resistencia. Sin embargo entre 1986 y 1989 durante los tres años decisivos de la perestroiska y la glasnost se produjo una radical inversión del campo referencial soviético en la cultura cubana: de ser un lugar metropolitano y paradigmático fuente de valores y lenguajes de legitimación. Moscú pasó a ser bruscamente una ciudad subversiva disidente exportadora de ideas y gustos desestabilizadores para el socialismo cubano. El momento culminante de esa inversión fue el editorial de Granma del 4 de agosto de 1989 titulado “Una decisión inaplazable consecuente con nuestros principios� en el que se anuncia el cese de la distribución de Novedades de Moscú y Sputnik por ser publicaciones … portadoras de puntos de vista y posiciones respecto a la construcción del socialismo a partir de una determinada interpretación de la experiencia soviética […] En estas publicaciones se niega la historia anterior y se caotiza el presente. Escudándose en la imprescindible diversidad de opiniones se divulgan fórmulas que propician la anarquía. El análisis de la forma de actuar y utilizar los principios rectores del marxismo-leninismo acorde con las nuevas condiciones históricas introduce elementos que conducen a su negación (…) En sus páginas se descubre la apología de la democracia burguesa como forma suprema de participación popular así como la fascinación con el modo de vida norteamericano. El Partido Comunista de Cuba tenía entonces una visión de la historia de la URSS diferente a la de los propios líderes soviéticos quienes en los plenos y congresos del PCUS del quinquenio 1985-1990 hicieron varias autocríticas refieriéndose no sólo al estalinismo sino al período de Leonid Brezhnev (1964-1982) que ellos mismos bautizaron como el “estancamiento�. En su libro Los intelectuales y el Estado soviético (2005). Boris Kagarlitsky describe la emergencia de una importante corriente de marxismo crítico desde principios de la década de los 80 que sirvió de plataforma teórica a las reformas emprendidas primero por Yuri Andropov y luego por Mijaíl Gorbachov. Ninguno de los tantos filósofos o historiadores críticos del neoestalinismo y la “estadocracia� brezhnevista mencionados en este libro –Roy Medvedev. Sokirko- Burzhuademov. Ronkin. Khakhaev los socialistas de Leningrado vinculados a la revista Perspektivy y al grupo Kolokol. Gefter y los gramscianos del almanaque de pensamiento Varianty el tecnócrata Lukin. Tsipko autor de Optimizm istorii (El optimismo de la historia) o Vodolazov quien exploró las raíces del comunismo ruso en Chernichevsky y Plejanov…- fue leído o estudiado en Cuba. La recepción del pensamiento soviético en la isla pasaba por un filtro de corrección ideológica muy similar al que se reproduce en otras situaciones coloniales. Fanon por ejemplo en sus polémicas con la izquierda francesa le reprochaba a los marxistas de París que si no se atrevían a solidarizarse con la causa de la independencia de Argelia por lo menos lograran que la cultura metropolitana que se trasmitía a los argelinos no fuera. únicamente la del liberalismo decimonónico. En Cuba y en los estudios de los jóvenes cubanos en la Unión Soviética las ciencias sociales que se enseñaban y aprendían eran las que reciclaban los enfoques más ortodoxos del campo socialista. Eso explica junto con el poderoso instinto de conservación del liderazgo cubano que cuando la perestroika y la glasnost se inician en la URSS no existiera salvo algunas excepciones en el ejército y el partido que fueron purgadas a tiempo una clase política sensible a la reforma. No hay mejor prueba de esto último que la simpatía con que el liderazgo cubano y sus medios de prensa recibieron la noticia del golpe de Estado contra Gorbachov en 1991. La lógica de la recepción cultural en la Habana de los 80 era más o menos flexible para algunos documentos –el cine el teatro la plástica la semiótica- pero rígida para el pensamiento y la literatura. En la Cinemateca de Cuba se podía ver todo el cine de Andrei Tarkovsky. Andrei Wajda o István Szabó en la útil revista Criterios de Desiderio Navarro se podía leer a Mijaíl Bajtin a Yuri Lotman o a Moisei Kagan y en la clausurada revista Albur que editaron en el ISA Iván González Cruz. Gustavo Pita y Magali Espinosa se pudo leer a Merab Mamardashvili y alguna traducciónde Viacheslav Ivanov. Pero en esos mismos años no se publicó en la isla un solo libro de Milán Kundera. Octavio Paz. Jürgen Habermas o Michel Foucault por mencionar cuatro intelectuales decisivos de aquella década. Las dificultades para acceder a autores postmodernos que interesaban a los jóvenes críticos y artistas eran enormes. Los libros de Derrida. Deleuze. Guattari. Lyotard. Rorty. Bell. Jameson y Anderson que se leyeron en aquellos años eran traídos por parientes o amigos que viajaban a Europa. Estados Unidos y América Latina y pasaban de mano en mano como si se viviera dentro de una cooperativa de teóricos. A partir de 1992 el vínculo con la Unión Soviética comenzó a reproducirse como una herencia incómoda como un tabú del pasado reciente. A la falta de un legado urbanístico y arquitectónico visible se sumó el deseo oficial de enfatizar la naturaleza autónoma del socialismo cubano. Fue entonces cuando discursos de difícil asimilación en las primeras décadas revolucionarias como el catolicismo reaparecieron en el campo intelectual y cuando la crítica de los problemas del socialismo real antes vetada es asumida por el paradigma de la corrección política. De pronto la Unión Soviética como metrópoli desapareció del presente y del pasado de Cuba: fue esa ausencia de testimonios la plataforma ideal para la propagación de discursos nostálgicos sobre el período colonial y republicano de la Habana. La ciudad revolucionaria no había tenido lugar y las otras Habanas las del Antiguo Régimen podían reaparecer sin mayores peligros. Rafael RojasNueva York-México D. F.

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