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Thursday, June 28, 2007

Jimmy Cowan nails Fourie Du Preez

Jimmy Cowan is a grumpy man. There's now two ways about it. If ever you've seen him play you'll know that the Highlanders halfback is generally very moody and loves the odd scuffle.

Perhaps it's the fact that he's virtually a Justin Marshall clone but has never quite lived up to the quality of the legendary All Black.

Whatever the case, in this clip from this years Super 14 he absolutely smashes Bulls halfback Fourie Du Preez as he peels away from the scrum.

Nothing better than seeing the little guys go at it.

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  • Cowan is one of the best defensive halfbacks in the world. He has to be when he plays for the battling Highlanders and Stags. His poor running game doesn't help his All Black chances.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at July 10, 2007 1:02 pm  

  • Stuid du preez
    i really really hate him!
    hes so annoying!
    good for you jimmy cowan!!!!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at April 26, 2008 10:39 am  

  • i am not very familiar with all this but could someone tell me why they both keep getting called halfbacks? arn't they scrum halfs

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at December 02, 2009 1:57 am  

  • Halfback is a generalised term like

    forwards (Props, Hookers, Locks/second row, flankers and number 8)

    backs (center, wing and fullback)

    Halfbacks are scrum half and flyhalf

    By Anonymous BigKev, at December 02, 2009 3:23 pm  

  • Allblack vs Springbok... What do you expect? ha ha

    Nah seriously, their both great Halfbacks... jimmy has really picked up the pace in the last 2 years and Fourie has always been class.

    By Anonymous jamie, at December 02, 2009 11:49 pm  

  • In NZ we have slightly different names for positions, and since we have always used these terms who is to say if they are right or not ;-)

    ... anyway we call No.9 a halfback and No.10 1st Five Eighth and No.12 2nd Five Eighth, and then 11, 13, 14 are the Three Quarter line

    ... simple really :-)

    By Blogger Southernman, at December 03, 2009 2:55 pm  

  • You cant Compare Cowan with Du Preez As Du Preez is just at another level.He always takes the hit or makes sure he draws the man far better than Cowan.

    By Blogger Unknown, at December 03, 2009 11:04 pm  

  • there is just one halfback better than cowan in deffense, and that's byron kelleher

    By Blogger Unknown, at December 08, 2009 4:00 am  

  • Inspexx, what is it with SA supporters? You people don't have a humble bone in your body.

    I actually like watching SA play sometimes, but the fans are such a bunch of idiots. Your all so proud, and for what? Your country is seen as a no-go for the rest of the world due to the horrible Atrocities that occur daily. Your greatest accomplishment is a bunch of bad attituded players with a chip on their shoulders who sometimes perform well.

    I remember when the Chiefs played the Bulls on the S14 final and Lelia Masaga scored the first try.... He recieved death threats as he walked back to his half.

    You people need to get a grip.

    BTW good work Cowan, show that old slow HB the way to the retirement home.

    By Anonymous Jamie M, at December 17, 2009 3:51 am  

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