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  1. #571
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    How Tokula was mentioned in this thread is beyond me....
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    Taz-Where did you get that information as I have seen nowhere that he(Penney) was ruled out?
    Editor - The writer stands by the Penney information.
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  5. #573
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cill na Martra View Post
    I don't want to come across as a complete killjoy, but we do have a tendancy to overhype guys before they've played a minute? This guy looks great, but so to did Chambers, Borlaise and even Save in youtube clips.


    Remember that Sykes came to Leinster with a great Super14 record and was back home in RSA before you could shake a stick or monkeywrench a baboon
    it doesnt take a monkey to point out that out overseas acquisitions have in the most part not been succesfull, but when they have not done the buisness they are sent packing fairly quiclky.

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    Welcome to our new player CJ Stander

    Been watching him play in Super Rugby and the Currie Cup for a while now, he is definitely the real deal.

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  8. #575
    CJ outstanding when brought on today, let's hope he brings that form with him...

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    CJ will be staying with the Bulls for the Sharks game but hopes to travel to Ireland the following week.
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    West Cork Massive taz's Avatar
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    The sooner the better.
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    Taz-Where did you get that information as I have seen nowhere that he(Penney) was ruled out?
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    Leader of the Red Hordes overthehillprop's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by taz View Post
    The sooner the better.
    He's looking forward to arriving and can't wait to get some proper game time.
    \"God gave me the talent but the forwards gave me the ball\" - Jannie De Beer

    \"I hesitate to use words like spiritual or religious, but to see what rugby means to Munster people is very moving\" Shaun Payne

    I look back on 2008 at the Millennium Stadium as the highlight of my career because, although being capped by New Zealand and playing for the All Blacks was fantastic, this was special. - Doug Howlett

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    He's fecking well needed, him with Cawlin and O'Mahony could be the makings of a very decent unit
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    I just hope he doesn't automatically replace the likes of Dougall without being given a very good chance to prove he can do it in different circumstances to his native comfort zone! The lads we have at the moment are playing well enough and will grow in confidence and experience. That said, I also hope he comes in and bulldozes everything in his path and declares for Ireland (you can always hope! And they do a decent Boerwurst in the Woolshed in Cork if he's homesick)
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    Quote Originally Posted by overthehillprop View Post
    He's looking forward to arriving and can't wait to get some proper game time.
    Now that is quality stalking.

    Have you the welcome mat ready ?

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    Welcome to our new player CJ Stander

    CJ should check his wardrobe
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  19. #583
    Quote Originally Posted by overthehillprop View Post
    He's looking forward to arriving and can't wait to get some proper game time.
    Operation Roofywors is GO. Tag him, bag him and post him, son. Keep schtum around Ludeke.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Valencia View Post
    CJ should check his wardrobe
    its ok i've already been through his bins. ;-)
    \"God gave me the talent but the forwards gave me the ball\" - Jannie De Beer

    \"I hesitate to use words like spiritual or religious, but to see what rugby means to Munster people is very moving\" Shaun Payne

    I look back on 2008 at the Millennium Stadium as the highlight of my career because, although being capped by New Zealand and playing for the All Blacks was fantastic, this was special. - Doug Howlett

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    He'll arrive soon but I don't expect to see him on the pitch for maybe 4-5 weeks after his arrival. Time to acclimatise and relax after the full season he's just put in.

    Still though, even if Coughlan is still out for HC rounds 3&4(I expect the plan is to have CJ ready for that)I really like the look of 6. POM, 7. Dougall and 8. CJ Stander
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    Admiral of the Fleet Valencia's Avatar
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    Welcome to our new player CJ Stander

    POM needs to learn a lot about control at the back of the scrum. Cawlin is a better 8
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  24. #587
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    Welcome to our new player CJ Stander

    Quote Originally Posted by Valencia View Post
    POM needs to learn a lot about control at the back of the scrum. Cawlin is a better 8
    Cawlin also has the bones of 10 years more experience at eight too though.
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    Again not sure back row is an issue. Ryan is the worry as his form has dropped drastically from the player who was firing on all cylinders last season. POM has picked up, Dougall is continuing to be good, Butler and DOC2 have both stepped up this season, Ronan is still around as is TOD. Stander will need to be something outstanding to walk straight past the first first 4 names I've just listed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Evil Omer View Post
    Again not sure back row is an issue. Ryan is the worry as his form has dropped drastically from the player who was firing on all cylinders last season. POM has picked up, Dougall is continuing to be good, Butler and DOC2 have both stepped up this season, Ronan is still around as is TOD. Stander will need to be something outstanding to walk straight past the first first 4 names I've just listed.

    He is something outstanding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevy-Wevz View Post
    I really like the look of 6. POM, 7. Dougall and 8.POM
    Is POM allowed (or able) to play 2 positions simultaneously?
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  28. #591
    His Latin name is Pedro. Pedro Pio.
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  29. #592
    Quote Originally Posted by mr chips View Post
    His Latin name is Pedro. Pedro Pio.
    No, it's not. It's Petrus. Rock.
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    Ah fup off, you. I mean Latin as in "Latin America".
    Never mind perception because it isn’t real. It’s only what people think. Go out and make them think something else.

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    Re: Welcome to our new player CJ Stander

    Quote Originally Posted by Waterfordlad View Post
    Is POM allowed (or able) to play 2 positions simultaneously?
    No and Yes!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dumptruck View Post
    He is something outstanding.
    to be honest I think it's time to start asking can any of our back rows play IC - e.g. Ronan's brief stint there with Leinster cos right now we have a need for a big carrier at IC with some handling skills to take the load off Downey and we know for sure it's not Laulala (and I'm only half joking about it)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevy-Wevz View Post
    He'll arrive soon but I don't expect to see him on the pitch for maybe 4-5 weeks after his arrival. Time to acclimatise and relax after the full season he's just put in.

    Still though, even if Coughlan is still out for HC rounds 3&4(I expect the plan is to have CJ ready for that)I really like the look of 6. POM, 7. Dougall and 8.POM
    I'd be expecting something similar as well. I think its rather delusional from some posters to be thinking that a guy who will have finished a full season, in a different hemisphere is expected to waltz into a team and be their knight in shining armour. He will have to get used to a whole new life on top of new systems and calls so I would not be expecting anything huge from him right away.

  34. #597
    Quote Originally Posted by Evil Omer View Post
    . Ryan is the worry as his form has dropped drastically from the player who was firing on all cylinders last season.
    Amid all the panicking, it's worth remembering that yesterday was only the third game of Ryan's season. The Racing guys have been playing competitive games since August.
    It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into.

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  35. #598
    Quote Originally Posted by the_dazz View Post
    I'd be expecting something similar as well. I think its rather delusional from some posters to be thinking that a guy who will have finished a full season, in a different hemisphere is expected to waltz into a team and be their knight in shining armour. He will have to get used to a whole new life on top of new systems and calls so I would not be expecting anything huge from him right away.
    Nobody expects him to jump off the plane and play the following Saturday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dumptruck View Post
    Nobody expects him to jump off the plane and play the following Saturday.
    Dont they?? The way people are carrying on in the Racing thread he will be the saviour of all our dreams, rugby ones anyway!

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    Re: Welcome to our new player CJ Stander

    Quote Originally Posted by the_dazz View Post
    Dont they?? The way people are carrying on in the Racing thread he will be the saviour of all our dreams, rugby ones anyway!
    Thats because he is a damn good player who has been going extremely well at super and currie cup, he can tackle, carry, run and bounce players, can be a groundhog if needed or an excellent 8, has been baby boks captain, he will be a massive addition. Again though, most a realistic enough to know he will need settling time.

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