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Jacques Burger’s Perfect XV

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Published on June 19, 2019 | Leave a response

The former Namibia loose forward selects a team of the best he played with and against.

15. BEN SMITH 
Ben is safe under the high ball, defends well and has the ability to beat defenders.
14. BRYAN HABANA
Bryan was so quick and the ball bounced right for him more often than not. He made game-changing plays.
13. BRIAN O’DRISCOLL 
He was so well rounded. Had a great rugby brain and the ability to create magic. Also very good at tackling at breakdowns and was an excellent defender.

12. JONATHAN DAVIES
Jonathan is a big boy and tough to bring down. Always draws in a couple of defenders, which creates lots of space in which to attack, and is strong in defence.
11. RUPENI CAUCAUNIBUCA 
A defender’s nightmare. Rupeni had incredible speed and the ability to run around or through the best of defenders. Scored unbelievable tries.

10. BEAUDEN BARRETT 
Beauden is extremely dangerous on attack. He has serious speed, attacks the gainline hard and is tough to defend against off set pieces.
9. CONOR MURRAY 
He has the ability to control the game and has a well-rounded kicking game. He isn’t afraid to get stuck in physically when needed.
8. KIERAN READ (c) 
Kieran is a great leader. He’s safe under the high ball, makes few mistakes and his decision-making is spot-on.
7. RICHIE McCAW 
Richie was everywhere. His ability to slow the ball down was a dream for any defending team that likes being in the opposition’s faces. A real workhorse.
6. JUAN SMITH
Juan serves as an extra lineout option and brings that intensity to a team. Very physical and a real competitor.

5. BRODIE RETALLICK 
He reads the lineouts well and has a great work ethic and rugby smarts.
4. BAKKIES BOTHA 
Bakkies brings that physicality like no other. A giant of a man with just the right amount of dog.
3. OWEN FRANKS  
He’s a great scrummager, gets around the pitch and hits loads of rucks. Very experienced too.
2. DANE COLES 
Dane is dangerous with ball in hand and a great finisher. Always finds himself in the right place at the right time.
1. MAKO VUNIPOLA
Mako can scrum, play ball and has an incredible work rate. Doesn’t get rattled easily.
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