its a battle of the two worst coaches in the world at the moment, who will come out on top?
Deans aint too bad considering his record with the Crusaders and the state of the Wallabies before he agreed to coach them. PDV had a fantastic year last year with no real complaints about the referee's but he took over the world champs so there really wasnt much fixing to do. It's like if PDV and Deans were told to build a house, PDV was given an experienced master builder and Deans with the apprentice.HAHAHAHAHA! ... Really? ... Which one's the worst I wonder, and why?
. It's like if PDV and Deans were told to build a house, PDV was given an experienced master builder and Deans with the apprentice.
its a battle of the two worst coaches in the world at the moment, who will come out on top?
Deans aint too bad considering his record with the Crusaders and the state of the Wallabies before he agreed to coach them. PDV had a fantastic year last year with no real complaints about the referee's but he took over the world champs so there really wasnt much fixing to do. It's like if PDV and Deans were told to build a house, PDV was given an experienced master builder and Deans with the apprentice.
PDV inherited a Ferrari and in two years, turned into a lemon
Dingo inherited a lemon in the first place.
bull **** deans was told to have the wallabies playing winning entertaining rugby like the abs, he was requested to have an 80% winning record,there was no mention of the world cup when he took over, i reckon they have gone backwards since he took over
Really.. see i reckon you don't know what you're talking about. Its interesting how opinions differ.
Deans took over a poor performing side, not only that but the coach preceding him hadn't really looked to the future at all. He really had nothing to work with, before he had even signed on George Gregan, Chris Latham, David Lyons and Stephen Larkham had all left. That decimated the already average side, Robbie Deans had to rebuild and look at the depth Australia has now, its much better than when he got the job. Deans has put Australia in a position where it is not only set up to be competitive for next years world cup, but also the next 10 or so years after that. the next coach will actually have a worldclass core of players to work with.
Just look at the players Deans has bought in and developed in his 2 and a half years as coach
Bok Team for Saturday:
15. Frans Steyn
14. JP Pietersen
13. Jaque Fourie
12. Jean de Villiers
11. Bryan Habana
10. Morne Steyn
9. Francois Hougaard
8. Pierre Spies
7. Juan Smith
6. Schalk Burger
5. Victor Matfield
4. Flip van der Merwe
3. Jannie du Plessis
2. John Smit
1. Gurthro Steenkamp
Substitutes:
16. Chiliboy Ralepelle
17. CJ van der Linde
18. Danie Rossouw
19. Ryan Kankowski
20. Ricky Januarie
21. Butch James
22. Juan de Jongh
Aplon doesn't deserve to be dropped, and Kanko should start ahead of Spies... Now we don't even have a fetcher on the bench with Louw gone. Sigh...