Three points that talk like four South African teams all host Welsh pages in the penultimate circle of Urc.

All four Welsh teams in town

The Sharks hit things On Friday evening against Osproyswhile Bulls host Cardiff in Pretoria On Saturday afternoonAfter which Stormers Play Dragons In Cape Town.

Lions will round things on Sunday their match against Scarlets.

“Welsh guys are tough and disappear, you continue” Sharpers have cited the chief of John Plumtree.

“They create their own belief, they are very passionate in the game and they exclude external noise, not listen to what is said about them, although they now pass through much. That makes them strong.”

Plumtree said that his team must take over the mentality that Osprey stands on the way to their ambitions and challenged their players to “pass through them” to “pass them through them.”

“In our crowded this week, we showed the boys what Osprys deals and they were sitting on the edge of your places”, ” Plumtree added.

“We have our own aspirations, we want to encourage for URC finals and find our game, which we started on tour and we need to continue now.

“They’re on the road and our way of thinking is that we need to go through them to get there. It will be the same for the next week and afterwards.”

Starters Slave Harris and willemse

Spepix of the World Cup winner Damian Willemse He will play his 100. Game for Stormers on Saturday Saturday against Dragon.

Willemse is only 11. a person to achieve the feat and the youngest in 27, with his versatility playing a large part in him who are so often represented by Cape Town.

“I don’t think Damian always recognizes the recognition that he deserves to what he brings in our team” Dobson said.

“This is someone who proved at the highest level and would enter any team in the world.

“You won’t find a more professional player, but what really points out is his commitment and loyalty.

“It means so much to him to represent this team and our supporters, so this is a big moment in his career one of our biggest players.”

The most closed plumari is 40-year-old Broker Harris, which will be celebrated on Saturday after confirming the retirement from rugby after the knee injury Benetton at the end of last month.

“Damian and Brock both embody what the DHL Stormer means, although they could not be much different” Dobson said.

“Both are special players and wonderful people who gave this team so much, so it will be fantastic to recognize that on Saturday.”

The key to consistency as a playoff of looom

Bulls and sharks are up to playoffs, but they are on the hunt on the top four place that would allow them to host a quarter-final. Starters, Meanwhile, still aim to ensure a top-eight place to ensure that they progress to playoffs.

Regardless of the position of the league, all three sides want to ensure that wherever they are in the playoffs, they take all the momentum that they can in the last phases of the competition.

“Looking at the ladders and points, we are reasonably satisfied where we are on, but we are not reasonably happy with the way we play” Plumtree said.

“They certainly were moments against UlsterIn particular, when we were pretty good and we looked comfortable in the park.

“But we also scratched and occasionally, there were a lot of soft moments from the player and certainly it wasn’t how we were preparing.

“I trained the boys around him to ensure that their preparation for play as well as their mental and personal preparation is better so we can score these moments in the game that are important for that.”

Stormers Boss Dobson called on his side to ensure that he does not “take up the step” while preparing to push the trophy.

“We were satisfied with the performance in our last match against Benetton, but we can’t take a step back now”, ” He said.

“We want to build and add our game to be ready for everything that throws us in the knockout phase of the competition.”