1990 currie cup final

This page was last edited on 18 May 2020, at 04:50. CAR 16. The 2010 Super 14 rugby final is going to be played at the Orlando Stadium, Soweto, tomorrow. Con de Kock, the Western Province, fullback had the happy job of taking the ball into touch to win the match. Teams received two points for a win and one points for a draw. These teams played each other twice over the course of the season, once at home and once away. Reliability out of touch was marked absent for Ireland in their Nations Cup loss at England, a shortcoming not lost on Simon Easterby. In their last meeting in an Absa Currie Cup final, in Pretoria in 1998, the home side won 24 – 20. Remember Pieter Nel running out onto Loftus Versfeld in 1990, swerving to avoid a photographer and slipping in a pile of dung left by the mascot bull and damaged his ankle to that he could not play. These teams played each other twice over the course of the season, once at home and once away.

As we ended our conversation, the players asked whether they could do another relaxation. ( Log Out / 

They had a proud history of winning the Currie Cup; and had dominated the competition over the years. It was the centenary year of Natal rugby, and the team had only been in two previous finals (losing both). I remember starting to talk about this moment in time being a special moment, and that this moment together could never be repeated. The chips were stacked against the Banana Boys (Natal rugby had not yet acquired the Sharks tag, and were affectionately known as the Banana Boys because of the tropical climate and fruits grown in the region). The seriousness and intensity of the upcoming final was now embedded in the joy of playing rugby because of the love of the game. These ideas were very new to the players, but I was happy that I had developed sufficient trust with the players for them to find a comfortable place in the room and lie down and close their eyes to follow the visualisation and music process. The following are the results of all the Currie Cup Finals played: 1939: Transvaal vs Western Province, 17-6 at Newlands, 1946: Northern Transvaal vs Western Province, 11-9 in Pretoria, 1947: Western Province vs Transvaal, 16-12 at Newlands, 1950: Transvaal vs Western Province, 22-11 in Johannesburg, 1952: Transvaal vs Boland, 11-9 in  Wellington, 1954: Western Province vs Northern Transvaal, 11-8 at Newlands, 1956: Northern Transvaal vs Natal, 9-8 in Durban, 1968: Northern Transvaal vs Transvaal, 16-3 in Pretoria, 1969: Northern Transvaal vs Western Province, 28-3 in Pretoria, 1970: Griqualand West vs Northern Transvaal, 11-9 in Kimberley, 1971: Northern Transvaal vs Transvaal, 14-14 in Johannesburg, 1972: Transvaal vs Eastern Transvaal, 25-19 in Springs, 1973: Northern Transvaal vs Orange Free State, 30-22 in Pretoria, 1974: Northern Transvaal vs Transvaal, 17-15 in Pretoria, 1975: Northern Transvaal vs Orange Free State, 12-6 in Bloemfontein, 1976: Orange Free State vs Western Province, 33-16 in Bloemfontein, 1977: Northern Transvaal vs Orange Free State, 27-12 in Pretoria, 1978: Northern Transvaal vs Orange Free State, 13-9 in Bloemfontein, 1979: Northern Transvaal vs Western Province, 15-15 at Newlands, 1980: Northern Transvaal vs Western Province, 39-9 in Pretoria, 1981: Northern Transvaal vs Orange Free State, 23-6 in Pretoria, 1982: Western Province vs Northern Transvaal, 24-9 at Newlands, 1983: Western Province vs Northern Transvaal, 9-3 in Pretoria, 1984: Western Province vs Natal, 19-9 at Newlands, 1985: Western Province vs Northern Transvaal, 22-15 at Newlands, 1986: Western Province vs Transvaal, 22-9 at Newlands, 1987: Northern Transvaal vs Transvaal, 24-18 in Johannesburg, 1988: Northern Transvaal vs Western Province, 19-18 in Pretoria, 1989: Western Province vs Northern Transvaal, 16-16 at Newlands, 1990: Natal vs Northern Transvaal, 18-12 in Pretoria, 1991: Northern Transvaal vs Transvaal, 27-15 in Pretoria, 1992: Natal vs Transvaal, 14-13 in Johannesburg, 1993: Transvaal vs Natal, 21-15 in Durban, 1994: Transvaal vs Orange Free State, 56-33 in Bloemfontein, 1995: Natal vs Western Province, 25-17 in Durban, 1996: Natal vs Transvaal, 33-15 in Johannesburg, 1997: Western Province vs Free State, 14-12 at Newlands, 1998: Blue Bulls vs Western Province, 24-20 in Pretoria, 2000: Western Province vs Natal, 25-15 in Durban, 2001: Western Province vs Natal, 29-24 at Newlands, 2002: Blue Bulls vs Lions, 31-7 in Johannesburg, 2003: Blue Bulls vs Natal, 40-19 in Pretoria, 2004: Blue Bulls vs Free State Cheetahs, 42-33 in Pretoria, 2005: Free State Cheetahs vs Blue Bulls, 29-25 in Pretoria, 2006: Free State Cheetahs vs Blue Bulls, 28-28 in Bloemfontein, 2007: Free State Cheetahs vs Lions, 20-18 in Bloemfontein, 2008: Sharks vs Blue Bulls, 14-9 in Durban, 2009: Blue Bulls vs Free State Cheetahs, 36-24 in Pretoria, 2010: Sharks vs Western Province, 30-10 in Durban, 2011: Golden Lions vs Sharks, 42-16 in Johannesburg, 2012: Western Province vs Sharks, 25-18 in Durban, 2013: Sharks vs Western Province, 33-19 at Newlands, 2014: Western Province vs Golden Lions, 19-16 at Newlands, 2015: Golden Lions vs Western Province, 32-24 in Johannesburg, 2016: Free State Cheetahs vs Blue Bull, 36-16 in Bloemfontein. The players looked at me and I could see that this theme was resonating with them.

1970 brought the biggest surprise in a Currie Cup final when the Griquas players gathered in Kimberley after work on Friday and on Saturday morning and beat the mighty Northern Transvaal when Peet Smith kicked a penalty into the wind from his own half to win the match.

There were eight participating teams in the 1990 Currie Cup Division B. In 1954 there were further changes made, with 15 teams being involved. The 1990 Currie Cup Division B (known as the Santam Bank Currie Cup for sponsorship reasons) was the second division of the Currie Cup competition, the 51st season in the since it started in 1889. I told them a little about upward and downward spirals of performance, and the players worked out plans about their responses if a downward spiral started to unfold on the field. He was an innovative coach and introducing a sports psychologist into a rugby team was unheard of; especially given the hard core attitude of rugby players at that time. This was the first extra time (10 minutes each way) in a Currie Cup Final. Western Province (sharing it on four occasions), Blue Bulls (sharing it on four occasions), Blue Bulls (including four draws – in 31 finals), Western Province (including two draws – in 22 finals), Lions (including one draw – in 18 finals), Free State Cheetahs (including one draw – in 13 finals).

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