Super 15 week 6

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I heard that. Why is it that everything in sport in SA has a political twist to it. The politicians are messing up SA sport fast. I personally don't give a hoot who plays for SA as long as they are good enough, 15 whites, 15 blacks, 15 mixed team who gives a toss so long as they put in 80 minutes and try their best.

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> I heard that. Why is it that everything in sport
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> are messing up SA sport fast. I personally don't
> give a hoot who plays for SA as long as they are
> good enough, 15 whites, 15 blacks, 15 mixed team
> who gives a toss so long as they put in 80 minutes
> and try their best.

You right and i reckon 99.99999% of true sports fans and even pro sportsmen would agree with you cnc, but we have a ruling party who are obsessed with quota systems based on colour and not merit... they doing a fine job of fucking up everything in this country!!!

do they insist that that rule also applies to ordinary people going for a job? and what about blood donors or body donors

Let me rather just take the 5th on your first sentence...

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There are "demographic targets" for almost everything...university entrance, representation at different levels of mgmt, sports teams, etc, etc...based on national demographics and, in some cases, tolerance for regional / provincial demographics....so, where there is "over-representation", no more of a particular hue can or will be accepted into university or employment at a particular level of mgmt, etc, etc...it's called social engineering / re-engineering with the aim of a greater good but we are yet to see that greater good materialise...

SANZAR has removed the names of three referees from their list of appointments for the next two rounds of Super Rugby, following poor performances.

Australian James Leckie, South Africa's Lourens van der Merwe and Argentinean match official Francisco Pastrana are the casualties of SANZAR's 'performance review'.

Nick Briant will replace Pastrana and officiate the Round Seven encounter between the Crusaders and Hurricanes in Christchurch on Friday.

Steve Walsh will replace Van der Merwe and oversee the Blues versus Highlanders clash in Auckland on Saturday.

Suggestions that another South African, Stuart Berry, was also axed has been dismissed by SANZAR.

His performance in the Lions' dramatic come-from-behind 23-20 win over the Reds at weekend has not cost him any appointments.

The Reds were penalised four times more (16 to four) in the match, but his bosses gave him a vote of approval for that performance. :