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"Listen, it was a jolly' - Neil de Kock on Sarries trips to the Bahamas
By Online Editors
Former Springbok and Saracens scrumhalf Neil de Kock sheds some light on those random trips while Scotland international Huw Jones takes us through his spectacular second try.
De Kock was asked about the unique Saracens culture and he felt the reasoning behind it brought the entire squad together - on a personal level - especially during his twilight years at the club. (16th minute)
The 39-year-old, who retired from the game in 2017 after a 17-year-long professional career, reveals an interesting story about his current life - which involves being "the oldest intern". (12th minute)
You wouldn't believe what his salary was when he began his professional career at the Griffons in 1999. (7th minute).
Also, following his massive performance for Scotland against England in the Six Nations, Huw Jones gets a call from the couch. (17th minute)
Watch that and the usual Super Rugby predictions (21st minute) in the jam-packed show.
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Let's be clear: Foster did not back unaquivocally players such as Vaa'i, Tamaiti and Roigard. Yes, he selected them in the squad, but it's a stretch to say he backed them. Those three players have only been backed fully this year (and thrived) under the new regime. There was massive hesitation to give those three guys serious game time in games of consequence.
It's another not-so-subtle dig from the old dynasty at any achievements Razor may be credited for.
Roigard in particular was a mind-baffling omission from the finals of the WC. After being the AB's best player against SA in the pre-WC match, he was not sighted in the big games that followed. Roigard is the type of guy who can win a game with a moment of brilliance, yet the established but uninspiring Christie was preferred to close out a close WC final.
So please, Fozzie, spare us the barely veiled laments about your unfair treatment and unseen achievements. The fact you feel you have to point them out is telling in itself. And it shows that despite saying you've moved on, you and your mate Hansen most definitely haven't.
Go to commentsHe's just a wannabe troll, mate.
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