SA on top in wet Wellington

Behind our boys fully, no doubt, disappointment isn't on there list this round. South Africa took control of a weather-disrupted opening day in the third Test against hosts New Zealand, compiling 136/2 on Friday on a wicket expected to favour the bowlers. And we plan to stay on top. Only 42 of the possible 90 overs were bowled following overnight, if it wont because of the rain and the morning session and the bad light, were would we be now? Still on top...

It is highly regarded that Kiwi commentators were insistent and  he was not out- the match referee should investigate on that, but nothing will come of it because of Umps are royal game. Its been asked to remove the 3rd ampere because he clearly doesn't know what he is doing.

Smith is on fire, just a pity though but this is a chance for JP and De Lange to show what they are made of. Smith and a no ball for Amla but then again what is the point of hotspot if you're just going to conveniently ignore what it shows you, that was not such a good decision by Smith but it guessed that he knows what his doing, he is mos not a kid.

Is This The End For The Bucs?

Will Orlando Pirates be ready for Kaizer Chiefs this coming Saturday with no coach there to support them or is the fan support enough to beat the mighty Tigers?

Orlando Pirates have refused to explain details on the immediate suspension of their coach, Julio Leal, on Monday morning. There was a leak saying that at the Pirates camp in the last month, with Leal said to have lost control of the dressing room. Is that one of the reasons the coach was suspend? It was later on said that while embarking on a fact finding investigation into poor performances, the coach expressed that “he could not see his way forward” and offered the chairman (Irvin Khoza) “to do what is right for the club”

With such matter they will be consequences to such, as we know The Bucs we embarrassed by the Cape Town boys Santos with a score of 3-0. Duncan Crowie has some advice he would like to give to Kaizer Chiefs for the Game on Saturday, but with the pride he has, he probably thinks that he wont need it, but it wont hurt to hear what the Cape Town Coach has to say.

Santos went in there head first with a plan and a very strong defence for such strikers as Bennie. Orlando pirates have not been beaten at home this season, all of they losses have been away from home, Can Kaizer Chiefs do the undo'erbile once again, is the question on every ones mind.

This might just be the end of Orlando Pirates and they winning streak that they have been very much enjoying, IT ENDS NOW

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What's Happening To Bafana Bafana?

 To all the soccer lovers out there! Do u think the South African soccer is well promoted here in Mzansi? And why is that? who do we talk to? how do we attract this? Can you make a difference or can we make a difference united as one, bringing the African soccer flavour back or even creating a whole new exciting one.

Well plans need to taken into action in what is adored in South Africa, that being soccer.We all know that Bafana Bafana hasn't been doing well lately, These boys need the country as a whole, to give them that motivation, show them they are behind them fully, no doubt.

In 1996 Bafana Bafana was 19th on the Fifa Rankings, in the year 2000 they were 20th, 2005 it was 49th, and now 60th. They increase every time instead of decreasing. Are we to be blamed for this or should the blame be on Bafana Bafana or even the South African Football Association, for them not dealing with such matters fully? It was also said by a sangoma once that the boys wont be winning games because they refuse to pay her for the job she did for during the Fifa World Cup 2010 in South Africa, but that's a story for another day.

The 2012 Africa Cup of Nations finalists Ivory Coast have held on to top spot in Africa, followed by Ghana. Algeria cling on to third, with continental champions Zambia enjoying fourth position. And where is South Africa there? 10th place and remembering this is only in Africa. We shall be strong (sizoba strong)

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