SUPER TUESDAYS ON SWOOSH0018

Another long weekend has passed and a busy one for me. Wedding on the weekend and a glittering function on Saturday Night. And while the food was being sent from the Degs to the tables the owes were chanting out the scores of the Man Utd game.

When the Soup came out it was 2-0. When they served the Mutton Karrai and prawn curry, It was 5-2. What the f34k. Even the grooms father, my oom Imtiaz who was smiling more at the Nikaah when the Anfield result filtered in lost his sparkle.

And then obviously 80% of the hall was all smiles when the score read 5-2.
I mean a team with honour and prestige like Spurs you expect them to hold a 2-0 lead. I was at the wedding so i dunno how was the game. But UTD must have been in sublime form to come down from two goals and win 5-2. And rumours are flying that KAKA could be on his way there. If he does which I dont think he will then they will surely be FULL OF SHIT.
But what again supposed to be a great moment for us turned sour and became a great moment fro the MANCS

As for Liverpool and Chelsea they both won.I didnt watch the game so i cant comment but it all meant nothing when the MANCS bounced back from what we all thought was defeat

Juve also are f#4king it up in Serie A after drawing 2-2 with Reginna. Milan won four and Inter were beaten by Napoli. Is the title race wide open?

In La Liga

And in Bundesliga Klinsman was sensationally sacked.Killa please comment on this.

And in local ball, Tukkies and Pretoria University have progressed to the final of teh Nedbank Cup.What a thing that is
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IPL is class to watch and at this stage the Deccon Chargers look like they going all the way. I got my money on Adma Gilchrest and Gibbs and Co.
But great spell of bowling yesterday from our very own Yusuf Abdullah. 3/21.Thats great figures.Cant wait for the action to hit JHB. But please feel free to leave comments on the IPL Action.
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Rafael Nadal won again in Monte Carlo and is unbeaten on 25 matches.Now its off to the Rome Masters series.
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As for Formula 1.Can someone please tell me if Ferrari are part of F1 this season?
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As for Super 14

It’s on for Bulls and Sharks
by Gavin Rich 27 April 2009 (07:11)
Pierre Spies © Gallo ImagesThe South African teams helped each other out and also got some assistance from others to leave the Vodacom Bulls and Sharks strongly in the running for home semifinals after the tenth round of the Vodacom Super 14.
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With three weekends of league action remaining, the Bulls are second following their excellent 33-27 win over the Chiefs in the plum fixture of this past weekend at Loftus. The Sharks, who looked as though they may fall out of the top four during their off-week, saw things conspire in their favour and managed to hold onto fourth.
It was a well deserved win for the Bulls, and it brought to an end a six-match unbeaten run for the Chiefs.
As predicted, the game was a clash of styles, with the Bulls’ game triumphing as perhaps it always was going to at altitude, and perhaps it should be surprising that the Chiefs’ first false note in a while came against one of the better defence and territory orientated teams in the competition.
Earlier on Saturday both the Bulls and Sharks were helped in their quest for semifinal places by the excellent win the Cheetahs scored against the Crusaders in Bloemfontein. The Crusaders looked for all the world like a team destined to retain their Super 14 trophy when they beat the Sharks in Durban the previous week, but the great defensive game of the Cheetahs made them look ordinary.
The Crusaders did have plenty of attacking opportunities, but they were knocked back by the strong-tackling Cheetahs in the tackle and were forced into making mistakes. All the spilled balls prevented them from getting any momentum, and it was the Cheetahs who took their few scoring chances a lot better than their opponents did as Hennie Danniller and Jongi Nokwe rounded off two excellent build-ups in each half.
The Bloemfontein game was not the only one to go the Sharks’ way. Johann Muller’s team might have feared the worst when they were forced to sit through their bye weekend within range of several challenging teams and in grave danger of dropping out of the top four.
At the start of the weekend it was conceivable that the Sharks would be sixth or seventh by Monday, but the Reds joined the Cheetahs in scoring an upset, with the Blues going down on their home turf. The Brumbies’ emotional ride following the tragic death of Shawn MacKay also came to an end as the Hurricanes destroyed them in Wellington.
Even the Stormers could said to have joined in the South African push for Super 14 glory as their hard-fought and well-deserved 18-11 win in Dunedin effectively sounded the final death-knell to any chance of the Highlanders challenging for a top four spot.
The Stormers could be even more useful to the Bulls if they follow up that performance with a win over the Chiefs in Cape Town this coming weekend. It is a result that seems a lot less unlikely than it did before Friday.

WEEKEND RESULTS
Vodacom Cheetahs 20 Crusaders 13
Vodacom Bulls 33 Chiefs 27
Hurricanes 56 Brumbies 7
Blues 24 Reds 31
Western Force 55 Auto & General Lions 14
Highlanders 11 Vodacom Stormers
source: www.supersport.co.za

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CHAMPIONS LEAGUE BALL TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT
AT CAFE NESCAFE FORDSBURG.
Time 8.30
We putting down the semi Finals