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132 Comments

Reply Nick Barker
08:54 AM on January 17, 2012 
contact cell # 07515298093 or my sisters number (Tina) 27 21 9763236
Reply Nick Barker
08:51 AM on January 17, 2012 
Hi Guys I will be arriving in Cape Town with my wife Helen on the 20th Jan. It would be good to see you guys down the Firmans which night do you still meet up will be available 30th 1st 2nd for a catch up anyone want a round of golf (pre tour practice) Regards Nick
Reply George Dore
06:47 AM on December 14, 2011 

Howard Griffiths arrived in cape town like to say hello to all his old pals 7 meet for a beer or two,  ,staying with George Dore  0828920754  021 5522489
Reply George Dore
11:33 AM on July 28, 2011 

Fairwell to Gordy Hendry -my world a better place knowing Gordy- sadley missed @ Hammies & Clifton Hangovers

Reply George Dore
08:50 AM on July 28, 2011 

The Welsh Wizard Howard Griffiths is threating to be in Cape Town in Dec 2011 more details to follow , he's started saving already .
Reply Richard Honour
09:45 AM on December 05, 2010 

Does anybody have an email for Roy Faulkner played 1968??
Reply mike boud
09:03 PM on September 11, 2010 

hows it goin boys.any one know where terry ferguson is.premo site by the way.getten sick of these earth quakes.
Reply Jools Staddon
05:54 PM on July 14, 2010 

Dont have a cup tie or a club tie. Must be a posh nursing home you're in !
Reply Jools Staddon
05:53 PM on July 14, 2010 

Richard Honour says...
I played for the Cape Buccaneers in 1968/9. Do we still have a club tie? If so how do I buy one?

Reply Neil Harrison
08:43 AM on May 13, 2010 

Are you OK Phil? You're looking rather washed out and greyish in your photo! Nice to have some banter with you, hope all well with you other than your pallid features.
Reply Phil Whithair
12:17 PM on May 10, 2010 

As a touch judge I certainly tackled more of the opposition than you!
Reply Neil Harrison
08:48 AM on April 28, 2010 

Oh yeah, I forgot, he was so slow he was always standing next to me at centre. Thought he was one of us! Always thought you were a bloody good touch judge Phil :>)
Reply Phil Whithair
05:46 AM on April 27, 2010 

Shows how well you played, I remember Jim as a prop! Where were you?
Reply Phil Whithair
05:45 AM on April 27, 2010 

Neil Harrison says...

Jim Leonard always was a sneaky buggah AND full of lies (suprising, as most backs are nice people)! 'Warm spring sunshine'.... in SCOTLAND!!! Don't believe a word of it!
Reply Neil Harrison
08:08 AM on April 13, 2010 

Jim Leonard always was a sneaky buggah AND full of lies (suprising, as most backs are nice people)! 'Warm spring sunshine'.... in SCOTLAND!!! Don't believe a word of it!