The Sharks' URC clash with Munster on Saturday will be the final time fans see stalwart Thomas Du Toit and Bok skipper Siya Kolisi turn out in black and white at Hollywoodbets Kings Park.
The 134kg Du Toit, better known as “Tank”, has been a mainstay in the Sharks setup since debuting in 2014 at just 19.
The World Cup champion has signed with what looks to be a reinvigorated Bath outfit for next season and will play his final Sharks game at Hollywoodbets Kings Park – for now at least – against his former employers.
Thomas du Toit 🤝 Big hits #FearTheFin pic.twitter.com/jxEkUuiPzZ
— The Sharks (@SharksRugby) December 21, 2022
Kolisi, who arrived at the Shark Tank in 2021 from the Stormers, will be heading to Top 14 heavyweights Racing 92 next season.
Siya has made a massive impact in his short stint in Durban and leaves a big hole in Neil Powell’s pack of forwards.
Lukhanyo Am sits down Marco van Staden to send through Werner Kok who finds Siya Kolisi to finish off a brilliant try for the Sharks in their loss to the Bulls 🔥💨 pic.twitter.com/0usBkMzQur
— SuperSport 🏆 (@SuperSportTV) June 12, 2021
The Sharks are currently eighth on the URC log, and while they have already qualified for the knockouts, they’ll need to travel for their quarterfinal after failing to secure a top four finish.
They have worn this jersey with pride, join us as we celebrate their invaluable contribution to The Sharks 🖤
— The Sharks (@SharksRugby) April 19, 2023
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