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COETZEE HAS BEEN FIRED

Started by Flashdakota8 REPLIES1,568 VIEWS· 02 Feb 2018, 09:12
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Flashdakota
FlashdakotaClub Pro805 posts
02 Feb 2018, 09:12
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02 Feb 2018, 09:12#1
Cape Town - SA Rugby announced on Friday that it had reached an agreement with Allister Coetzee to part ways with immediate effect.
 
The rugby department of SA Rugby will manage the responsibilities of the Springbok coach, until the national team’s coaching and management group for 2018 is confirmed later this month.
 
Coetzee and SA Rugby agreed to terminate the relationship after a two-year association.
 
“First and foremost we had to assess what is in the best interests of the Springboks,” said Jurie Roux, CEO of SA Rugby.
 
“We’d like to thank Allister for his passion and dedication to the Springbok cause and wish him every success in his next role.”
 
Coetzee commented: “I have always held Springbok rugby dear to my heart and will continue to do so and for that reason I think now is the time the team and me strike out in new directions. I wish Springbok rugby every success in the futureas I have always done.”
 
The confirmation of the Springbok management set-up is due to be completed before the end of February.


KK
Koos KombuisClub Pro409 posts
02 Feb 2018, 09:28
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02 Feb 2018, 09:28#2

Dankie Vader!

BE
Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
02 Feb 2018, 10:27
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02 Feb 2018, 10:27#3

Should never have been appointed in the first place. What new blunders can we look forward to!


sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,256 posts
02 Feb 2018, 10:30
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02 Feb 2018, 10:30#4


sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,256 posts
02 Feb 2018, 10:40
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02 Feb 2018, 10:40#5
What a complete loser Coetzee turned out to be. It is unbelievable that he turned everything into a conspiracy. He claims he was used as a pawn, but it is he who is using transformation as a pawn to further his own individual goals. He should never have been given the job in first place- and it is only due to transformation that someone without merit was given the job to begin with.
His teams were less transformed and their performance was pathetic.No doubt he was paid out of his contract. I wonder how much he got for agreeing to FO
BL
BlikkiesPro1,526 posts
02 Feb 2018, 11:37
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02 Feb 2018, 11:37#6

Let us not jump up and down too soon.

http://www.rugby365.com/countries/south-africa/83091-allister-falls-on-his-sword


KI
kingcornPro3,695 posts
02 Feb 2018, 11:40
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02 Feb 2018, 11:40#7

What a relieve, but I will be holding on to the seem of my pants to see what horror SARU dishes up next. 

So true Sharkbok

I don't think he was a pawn, more like a prawn trying to swim with the big fishes. 

What a baptism of fire its going to be for who ever coaches the boks next. The have Eddie jones England to face and by the looks of it. Jones has already done his home work. 

England have only lost 1 game in 20, that is insane to think that they are standing 19/20. But at least the have had the luxury of not having to face NZ since 2014/5. 


CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
02 Feb 2018, 13:07
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02 Feb 2018, 13:07#8

I think this was long overdue - he should not have been appointed in the  first instance.      

KI
kingcornPro3,695 posts
02 Feb 2018, 15:29
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02 Feb 2018, 15:29#9

@Blikkies,

Yes, that full email Coetzee is quite damming, but it is very vague SARU is within its right to restructure with out his consent. 

It comes off really badly. A line manager can have an open conversation with you about your pending termination without having to go through the proper procedures. 

The only differences was the Roux didn't sack him on the spot but afforded him the the time and dignity to take in the info. This is normally a consultation period and can't be legally used. 

Besides, he has no idea how previous coaches has been treated. 

White got called back in the middle of a tour because the boks were floundering.

How is that preferential treatment. 

All bok coaches get placed under pressure  

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