Natal Sharks Tries - Super 12 1996
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2020
- This is a highlights video of the best tries the Sharks scored during the first Super 12 tournament in 1996. Watch out for James Small and Andre Joubert, they make up the numbers!
Enjoy and thanks for watching!
I was at Ballymore the night that Natal destroyed us (Queensland) in the semi final. They were such a great side. Andre Joubert and Henri Honiball were geniuses, Cabous van der Westhuizen was just coolness personified, Gary Teichmann was a very skilful and tough leader. James Small was a bit of a prick but everyone else in the side just played brilliantly without being nasty. Definitely a side of which Sharks fans should be forever proud.
Thank you for the upload. Andre Rolls Royce Joubert man still the standard for full back for me what a player, silky smooth! Big fan of Dick Muir as well.
Honiball is one of my Springbok favorites.. Smooth operator.
James Small was class. May he R.I.P.
One of the best ever Sharks sides. Best game for me was how they absolutely dismantled the mighty Transvaal(Lions), who at the time had the majority of the 95 world cup Bok team playing for them.
Why did Jeremy Thompson never become a Springbok? The guy was world class for Natal for a considerable period.
Henry Honiball, what a baller! Such classy touches
Awww man, awesome memories! Thanks for this.....
Amazing era... great team and classy players. McIntosh was ahead of his time
Man that team was stacked with talent. Shame they couldn't go all the way.
To beat Queensland those days at Ballymore is like beating the Crusaders in Christchurch nowadays. Man I miss this era of rugby especially Super 12. All teams had depth and every game was like a test match, until greed took over and the pride of the southern hemisphere perished.
Man those were the days.... these guys really set the standard!
Both Teichmann and Honiball are underrated.
awesome. How good was Honiball? He reinvented flyhalf play during this era, taking the ball flat combined with such deft handling.
Really been enjoying your stuff. I feel like we need a Marius Joubert tribute video though :D
A question from an Australian to South African rugby fans: why is it that when you have teams stacked with Sharks and Stormers players, you play really attractive and largely successful rugby, but then someone decides that Test rugby needs giant players so the selectors then stack the side with Lions, Blue Bulls and Cheetahs players who play boring 10-man rugby that isn't any more successful than when you were playing open rugby? There seems to be this constant tension in South African rugby between the north and south. Your thoughts, please.
Went to the highlanders game. Midweek game. Natal lead 30-13 and lost 30-32