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| Saturday , May 25 | |
| Sharks vs Bulls | 18:10 |
| Saturday , June 29 | |
| Sharks vs Blues | 14:00 |
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| Bulls vs Sharks | 18:10 |
| Saturday , July 13 | |
| Sharks vs Southern Kings | 16:05 |
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| Friday , May 17 | |
| Western Force 13 - 23 Sharks |  |
| Friday , May 10 | |
| Reds 32 - 17 Sharks | |
| Saturday , May 4 | |
| Highlanders 25 - 22 Sharks | |
| Saturday , April 27 | |
| Chiefs 37 - 29 Sharks | |
| Saturday , April 20 | |
| Sharks 6 - 12 Cheetahs | |
| Saturday , April 13 | |
| Stormers 22 - 15 Sharks | |
| Friday , April 5 | |
| Sharks 21 - 17 Crusaders | |
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Comments
DaveJ says...
very insightful come back, I hope the view is good up top of that high horse of yours.
Posted 14:38 15th August 2012
Ramage says...
Serial name caller seems the leopard cant change his spots what a sad man,
Posted 07:51 11th August 2012
DaveJ says...
Sorry princess.
Posted 09:51 10th August 2012
Ramage says...
So you consider yourcomment about drinking on here about Walsh who had a drinking problem in the past and lost his job because of it funny. Strange sense of humour. Sorry man but to me it is no joke to laugh at someone else' s expense. I find that an obnoxious way to get a laugh so leave it.
Posted 12:02 05th August 2012
DaveJ says...
So I think we have established that the Steve Walsh fan club on this website don't share a sense of humour between them. Well done fanboys.
Posted 09:09 04th August 2012
three6three6 says...
Congratulations to Steve Walsh on this appointment and on turning his life around. He is a good referee and has been reasonably consistent over a long period of time. I do rate him in my list of five of the top international referees but he is certainly in the top ten listing. Unfortunately, Australia has not produced a decent referee for a very long time.....
Posted 08:05 04th August 2012
Ramage says...
Amazing what you can say to denigrate another human being when you can sit anonymously behind a keyboard and send a post you think is funny but really show you up as a right twit. Note the question asking did that really happen? Geez, we will believe anything that reeks of a possible scandal. Our thirst for this kind of knowledge is true or not is unquenchable. How many of us have blemishes in our past we wouldn't want resurrected or are we all Mother Teresa's? Oh hang on we aren't good enough to ever referee a Super 15 Rugby final, so it doesn't matter nobody would be interested.
Walsh makes some valid points which many people who criticise referees forget, and that is, they can only referee the game that the players produce for them to referee. Yes they can be judged on how they deal with what the players dish up, but players attitude to the game is paramount.
Well done on the appointment and I hope all goes well for you Steve.
Posted 04:32 04th August 2012
passtheball says...
Steve is really referring to his older self when he said "but not coming down on them like a school teacher" - an approach he has corrected to a large degree. In fact being a good teacher is all about communicating and managing people effectively, regardless of age, and not about strictness. Referring and coaching are the same - that's why so many coaches and refs are former teachers.
Steve had a brilliant young career, a hiccup in the middle, and is now fully back on track. Hope we don't even notice his referring until the game is done.
Posted 00:58 04th August 2012
startledwombat says...
Agreed. Mr Walsh has improved himself considerably by becoming an Australian - who'd have thought? - although it was understandably traumatic at the time.
Time for us to move on. After all, Mr Walsh has.
In this column the more useful discussion is about what the referee is seeing, or is not seeing.
I would hope the ball doesn't go into the scrum under the Number 8's feet. I've also never been confident of Walsh's ability to read who is doing the dirty in the front rows.
Posted 23:57 03rd August 2012
rugbylover says...
@DaveJ
Question: who's swigging - or are you just stupid?
Posted 22:56 03rd August 2012
Kiwikev says...
@ DaveJ
Are you from Oz like Walsh?
Posted 21:16 03rd August 2012
new_j4a says...
@DaveJ, you really are an idiot
Posted 18:19 03rd August 2012
cayzam says...
C',mon DaveJ, that sort of comment is lazy, cowardly and unnecessary. Steve Walsh has turned himself around, and his efforts have been recognised and rewarded - a top referee and a decent bloke by all accounts.
Posted 16:49 03rd August 2012
Carpelone says...
DaveJ
Did he do that? I mean, at the time of his suspension?
Posted 16:48 03rd August 2012
DaveJ says...
Well done to Steve Walsh for getting those comments out before swigging from a bottle of whiskey and punching the head off the reporter.
Posted 16:04 03rd August 2012