Related Posts:What are your suggestions to John Smit for the Shark Tank?Sharks go Beyond Limits Known with new kit dealOne for the ladies – and the kidsGet to know your team – Pieter-Steph Du ToitYour chance to own a unique signed Sharks jersey The Sharks have opened season ticket sales for 2014 and the new management team headed up by CEO John Smit have pulled out all the stops to ensure absolutely unbeatable value for the fans. Here are the things you need to know about 2014 Sharks season...Read Full Story

Related Posts:Single change for SharksSharks welcome another young faceSharks bulk up for BullsBoks back to boost SharksWhitehead back for the Sharks The Sharks look set to have only two players with the last name of “Marais” available for the start of their Super Rugby campaign next year… While both hooker Franco (who is part of the wider training group and thus unlikely to feature) and lock Peet are taking full part in pre-season training, the third Marais (none of whom is related to any of...Read Full Story

Related Posts:Meyer finally gets his call-upReinach hurt, Steyn citedNdungane in doubt for semi-finalTough contact session for SharksSharks get the week off The worst has indeed been confirmed, with Sharks scrumhalf Cobus Reinach having to return from tour after just one game, as the result of an ankle injury. Reinach has confirmed via Twitter that he’s on his way back to South AFrica and should arrive in Durban at 7pm today. There hasn’t been a detailed prognosis delivered yet, but an MRI...Read Full Story

Related Posts:Single change for SharksAlberts starts against the LionsSharks touring squad namedNot time to hit the panic stationsSharks get the week off Bad news coming out of Durban is the confirmation that Bok winger Lwazi Mvovo has suffered a thumb fracture and will be out of action for anything up to six weeks as the result. Mvovo has apparently already had surgery to correct the problem, but given that the Sharks leave on their Anitpodean tour in around three weeks’ time, the reality is...Read Full Story

Related Posts:Not time to hit the panic stationsNice work Sharks, now enjoy the breakTerblanche at centre for his centurion gameSharks team for Cheetahs clashSharks report clean bill of health Time for our weekly statistical analysis of the Sharks game, thanks to the Versuco stats kindly supplied by www.ruggastats.com. Starting off with a look at defence, as always, we see that the Sharks as a whole did pretty well as a unit, a factor which pleased John Plumtree. Only 6 tackles were missed...Read Full Story