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WATCH: Care and Vissers telepathic understanding leads to two tries
By Online Editors
Danny Care was in exceptional form last night on his way to collecting the man-of-the-match award and defeating Sale by 42 points to 26.
Care put Tom Visser away twice with two perfectly weighted kicks, the first was nothing short of mesmerising with Visser not needing to break stride.
Visser himself is in a rich vein of form, having scored two tries last night, making it ten in as many matches wrapped up a bonus point win for Quins.
Sale did respond with tries from Halani Aulika, Sam James and Ross Harrison to grab an extra point of their own, but Quins had the final say as Marland Yarde crossed the whitewash to cap a spell of late pressure.
Credit: BT Sport Rugby
Brilliant from @dannycare and @timbovisser ?@Harlequins open the scoring in style at the Stoop. pic.twitter.com/klRGj2vZmy— BT Sport Rugby (@btsportrugby) October 6, 2017
Care and Visser part II ?
Bonus point time for @Harlequins ? pic.twitter.com/dhrvnuVkxa— BT Sport Rugby (@btsportrugby) October 6, 2017
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"aside from winning RWCs and playing some really good rugby?"
What a doos.
Go to commentsWell if you’re correct in that assertion then it blows up all of the numbers in the original post that came from, do you recognise the overall number or even the 300k residual for senior male player numbers in SA?
Tbf, even 300k senior players is an impressive resource, particularly if there is a residual of untapped school talent that could be developed if required and resources allow.
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