2018 November Internationals
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@stargazer said in 2018 November Internationals:
@mikethesnow Looking at the schedule, all England games clash with either Wales, Scotland or Ireland tests, but the latter three manage to avoid clashes with each other in most weekends (not all).
Yes they are a bunch of fluffybunnies
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@stargazer said in 2018 November Internationals:
@mikethesnow Looking at the schedule, all England games clash with either Wales, Scotland or Ireland tests, but the latter three manage to avoid clashes with each other in most weekends (not all).
With 6 games going on all weekends but one it's hard not to have clashes.
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Italy vs Georgia will be an intriguing fixture
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@crazy-horse @mariner4life @Stargazer
I emailed BeIn, they are showing everything. They didn’t give me times or say what was live so I asked for that detail, I’ll post it here when they reply.
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@unite said in 2018 November Internationals:
@crazy-horse @mariner4life @Stargazer
I emailed BeIn, they are showing everything. They didn’t give me times or say what was live so I asked for that detail, I’ll post it here when they reply.
nice work!!
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@mariner4life @Stargazer @crazy-horse
BeIn are showing the following so they say, posting on my phone so not sure how the formatting will work out...
“all be shown LIVE and will be available on CATCH UP afterward, except for Scotland-Fiji, Italy-Georgia, and Scotland-Pumas”
Home Team Away Team
Japan All Blacks
Wales ScotlandEngland Springboks
Ireland Italy
Scotland Fiji
England All Blacks
Wales Wallabies
Ireland Pumas
France Springboks
Italy Georgia
Italy Wallabies
Wales Tonga
England Japan
Scotland Springboks
Ireland All Blacks
France Pumas
Italy All Blacks
Scotland Pumas
England Wallabies
Wales Springboks
Ireland USA
France Fiji -
Looks like I'll bite the bullet and get beIN SPORTS CONNECT for a month and Chromecast it to my TV.
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@antipodean said in 2018 November Internationals:
Looks like I'll bite the bullet and get beIN SPORTS CONNECT for a month and Chromecast it to my TV.
Comes standard with your foxtel package now. Does with mine anyway.
Last time we played England I paid $19 a month for 2 months. (Although my 2nd payment didn't go through so technically I owe them $19 ...)
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@booboo said in 2018 November Internationals:
@antipodean said in 2018 November Internationals:
Looks like I'll bite the bullet and get beIN SPORTS CONNECT for a month and Chromecast it to my TV.
Comes standard with your foxtel package now. Does with mine anyway.
I gave Foxtel up after more than a decade. Simply couldn't see the value even as they tried to give it away to keep me as a customer.
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Karl Tu’inukuafe is nominated for World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year 2018 award along with Aphiwe Dyantyi and Jordan Larmour. Go the big man I say.
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@daffy-jaffy said in 2018 November Internationals:
Karl Tu’inukuafe is nominated for World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year 2018 award along with Aphiwe Dyantyi and Jordan Larmour. Go the big man I say.
You'd think he'd get a nomination for PotY as well.
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The Springboks touring squad (in order of name, surname, position, province, Test caps, Test points):
Forwards:
Schalk Brits (Hooker, Unattached, 11, 5 - 1t)
Lood de Jager (Lock, Vodacom Blue Bulls, 36, 20 - 4t)
Pieter-Steph du Toit (Loose forward / Lock, DHL Western Province, 42, 20 - 4t)
Thomas du Toit (Prop, Cell C Sharks, 5, 0)
Eben Etzebeth (Lock, DHL Western Province, 73, 15 - 3t)
Steven Kitshoff (Prop, DHL Western Province, 33, 5 - 1t)
Vincent Koch (Prop, Saracens, England, 10, 0)
Siya Kolisi (captain – Loose forward, DHL Western Province, 37, 25 - 5t)
Francois Louw (Loose forward, Bath, England, 62, 45, - 9t)
Wilco Louw (Prop, DHL Western Province, 11, 0)
Frans Malherbe (Prop, DHL Western Province, 25, 0)
Malcolm Marx (Hooker, Xerox Golden Lions, 20, 20 - 4t)
Bongi Mbonambi (Hooker, DHL Western Province, 22, 10 - 2t)
Franco Mostert (Lock, Xerox Golden Lions, 26, 5 - 1t)
Sikhumbuzo Notshe (Loose forward, DHL Western Province, 6, 0)
Trevor Nyakane (Prop, Vodacom Blue Bulls, 37, 5 - 1t)
JD Schickerling (Lock, DHL Western Province, uncapped)
RG Snyman (Lock, Honda Heat, Japan, 8, 0)
Duane Vermeulen (Loose forward, Kubota Spears, Japan, 42, 15 – 3t)
Warren Whiteley (Loose forward, Xerox Golden Lions, 21, 15 - 3t)Backs:
Gio Aplon (Wing / Fullback, Toyota Verblitz, Japan, 17, 25 - 5t)
Damian de Allende (Centre, DHL Western Province, 33, 20 - 4t)
Aphiwe Dyantyi (Wing, Xerox Golden Lions, 9, 30 - 6t)
André Esterhuizen (Centre, Munakata Sanix Blues, Japan, 5, 0)
Elton Jantjies (Flyhalf, Xerox Golden Lions, 29, 223 - 2t, 42c, 43p)
Cheslin Kolbe (Wing / Fullback, Toulouse, France, 4, 10 - 2t)
Jesse Kriel (Centre, Vodacom Blue Bulls, 36, 50 - 10t)
Willie le Roux (Fullback, Wasps, England, 50, 60 – 12t)
Ruhan Nel (Centre, DHL Western province, upcapped)
Sbu Nkosi (Wing, Cell C Sharks, 3, 10 - 2t)
Embrose Papier (Scrumhalf, Vodacom Blue Bulls, 4, 0)
Sergeal Petersen (Wing, DHL Western Province, uncapped)
Handré Pollard (Flyhalf, Vodacom Blue Bulls, 35, 293 - 3t, 55c, 53p, 3d)
Louis Schreuder (Scrumhalf, Cell C Sharks, 1, 0)
Ivan van Zyl (Scrumhalf, Vodacom Blue Bulls, 3, 0)
Damian Willemse (Flyhalf / Fullback, DHL Western Province, 3, 0)The uncapped trio of Sergeal Petersen (wing), Ruhan Nel (centre) and JD Schickerling (lock) were on Saturday named in the Springbok squad of 36 for the 2018 Castle Lager Outgoing Tour to the United Kingdom and France. Apart from the inclusion of the three uncapped players from DHL Western Province, there were recalls for Gio Aplon (outside back) and Louis Schreuder (scrumhalf), who captained the Cell C Sharks in Saturday’s Currie Cup final. Schreuder and the uncapped DHL Western Province trio were among 10 players who rushed from the Currie Cup final to catch a flight to the UK to join the Springboks on tour. Also on the flight after the final were Wilco Louw, Bongi Mbonambi, Sikhumbuzo Notshe and Damian Willemse (all DHL Western Province) and the Cell C Sharks’ Sbu Nkosi and Thomas du Toit. The final of the Currie Cup, sponsored by Nashua and DirectAxis Financial Services, was won by the Cell C Sharks by 17-12. Trevor Nyakane (prop) and Lood de Jager (lock) are back in the Springbok fold after missing the entire international season to date due to injury, while Duane Vermeulen (loose forward) also returns after missing the Castle Lager Rugby Championship campaign.Lionel Mapoe, who was part of the training squad in Stellenbosch, was ruled out of the tour due to injury and joins Tendai Mtawarira, Ross Cronje, Lukhanyo Am and Makazole Mapimpi, all of whom were part of the Castle Lager Rugby Championship squad, on the sidelines. -
Current forecast is for light rain and breeze at Twickenham on November 10th, the date of the England-ABs match.
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