Who's the most "clutch" kicker we've had?

Just saw a clip Morne Steyn kicking the winning penalty in the British and Irish Lion tour (kinda forgot) and it got me thinking, who was the best "we need this kick to win" player we had?

From my watching starting in the 90s it's between: Handre Pollard, Morne Steyn and Percy Montgomery

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u/UnfortunateAuditor34 — 11 days ago

She can't think this is good

From the Mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay - Babalwa Lobishe:

THE WORK WE HAVE DONE | ROADS & TRANSPORT

Since 2023, the ANC-led government in Nelson Mandela Bay has taken decisive action to improve roads and transport infrastructure.

7.1 km of gravel roads have been tarred.

6.7 km of sidewalks have been constructed.

We launched the #FillUpTheBay pothole repair campaign to tackle road maintenance across the Metro.

These interventions demonstrate the ANC’s continued commitment to improving basic services, strengthening infrastructure, and building a municipality that works for its people.

u/UnfortunateAuditor34 — 1 month ago
▲ 9 r/AskZA

What's a place that you would recommend visiting in South Africa?

Being from the Garden Route, I'd always tell people to pop in and experience the area. What is a place that you would recommend? Or what's on your bucket list?

Personally, I'd still like to visit/see Augrabies, Coffee Bay and the Drakensberg area

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u/UnfortunateAuditor34 — 2 months ago
▲ 171 r/AbbottElementary+1 crossposts

Does everyone just drink bitter, black coffee?

In TV shows and movies actors all pour coffee in the morning from the same pot.

They never add milk, sugar, cream.

Are there people that do this?

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u/Ancient-Click-7753 — 3 months ago
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AGA to SCS

Would anyone given the opportunity to skip all levels and just write SCS, to then qualify as CA(SA); after writing board 2.

Or, not register as an AGA and do management level then strategic?

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u/UnfortunateAuditor34 — 3 months ago

Gliding Over All

As amazing as this episode was, when rewatching it a few things got to me

Why were none of the 10 guys, except Dennis, held in their own cells away from other prisoners if they are as important to the case for the DEA?

Also, everything happened in 2 minutes - are we going on the assumption that each of the 3 different prisons have the same eating, shower, phone and sleep schedules? And even further to that, that all 3 prisons run like clockwork, not even a minute deviation from the agreed upon time?

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u/UnfortunateAuditor34 — 5 months ago