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Erasmus.....the mystique is gone

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CeradynePro9,374 posts
11 Sept 2018, 17:58
#41
11 Sept 2018, 17:58#41

"clevermike

31390 posts

Sep 11, 2018, 17:44

Listen Dofdoos - when an employee applies for retention after completion of his contract and that is refused he is effectively fired. I worked for many years as an HR specialist and that is the fact insofar as contract employees are concerned."

Oh wait. Now he has become an HR specialist as well. I too happen to have dabble into HR a bit and specifically contract administration but that is of no importance in this matter. You are clearly trying to wriggle yourself out of this one again but it is not that easy. What you are trying to say is that either HM was told, by SARU, to piss off before the end of his contract or that he asked them for an extension/renewal of his contract and they told him to piss of. Is that correct?

Now, instead of waiting for your reply, let me cut to the chase and say that neither of the above happened. Basically, all I'm asking for, is for you to show me some evidence that either of the above happened. If neither of the above happened then feel free to help me out, with the necessary evidence, of what else happened. How exactly did HM and SARU part ways?



CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
11 Sept 2018, 18:07
#42
11 Sept 2018, 18:07#42

Dofdoos

When did Erasmus "pissed off" without completing his contracts?  That is malicious indeed - you have no insight in his contracts,  He never breached his contract with SARU - the contract period expired  in 2016 and he then joined Munster,

The latter contract is the only one - which  had  a clause in it that was made public,    The clause provide for Munster releasing him from his contract if he is needed by SARU as Director of Rugby or SA coach,  Both parties agreed to that condition and it was not a contract breach at all.

The other two contracts were  not released.   Erasmus left the Cheetahs and joined the Stormers in 2008 - how was that a proven contract breach - no it can only be one if you have the contract and even in the one with the Stormers to prove such a breach.   What was the contract period with the Stormers?   We do not know.   What we know is that he moved from the Stormers to SARU in 2010.   Nobody knows whether SARU did not put pressure on the Stormers to allow for the change.   Erasmus was the Director of Rugby of the Stormers and became Director of Rugby of SARU  where he remained for 6 years.  

The only proven contract breach by any SA coach in recent years was by White.   He was mad about not getting the Aussie coaching job and gave a false reason for the breach.           

  

CE
CeradynePro9,374 posts
11 Sept 2018, 18:17
#43
11 Sept 2018, 18:17#43

Did he see out all of his contracts, yes or no? Easy peasy.

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
11 Sept 2018, 18:45
#44
11 Sept 2018, 18:45#44

He saw out the contract with SARU and very likely his contracts with the Cheetahs and Stormers as well.  

The contract with Munster had a specific clause allowing for his release if SARU needs him and that is what happened - not a contract breach at all.

As to Meyer he applied for extension of contract and it was refused and effectively he was fired,   You are absolutely clueless - don't prove it in public.    



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generaltitPro3,164 posts
11 Sept 2018, 18:45
#45
11 Sept 2018, 18:45#45

A man once told us at a conference an amazing but simple thing...a truth that always works. It works in everything, business, professions, sport and virtually all else.

He said the trouble with us, is that we are RESULT orientated...we AIM at achieving results, points, scores, sums of money etc. We are taught to do this from an early age. This is seen by most as a good thing...it seems right.

BUT he went on to say...try to get rid of this thought

RATHER, JUST do the RIGHT THINGS and RESULTS AUTOMATICALLY FOLLOW.

In other words play good rugby and concentrate on playing the best you can then the results automatically will follow.

I believe this is powerful when used in the right context. It's often when we look at the results when they are not good, they can intimidate us and kill the fight to conquer but if continue giving our best the results will automatically pursue us. It appears a subtle difference but in reality vastly different.

I think that is the real secret of successful sportsmen and women...take that young Japanese lady who beat Serena Williams a few days ago, take Gary Player, take Danie Gerber.

Fear of results is negative and is like a gun held to our heads.

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The Bokkies are now living in fear of results...if they go out on Saturday, play their very best and enjoy the game there will be less errors and more positive moves...the results will come.

(PS This is not saying that goal setting is bad ... it should be done to be successful but it SHOULD NOT BE THE DRIVING FORCE ....DOING THE RIGHT THINGS SHOULD BE THE PRIORITY and the RESULT and eventually Goal/s will automatically come.)

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
11 Sept 2018, 18:51
#46
11 Sept 2018, 18:51#46

Seb

What you write s common sense and is 100% correct

In this case we are dealing with Erasmus here.   I believe Erasmus is an honest person who says what he thinks and that is what is expected from a coach.

Unfortunately some of our members h ates the truth - hence their attacks on him.    

AU
AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
11 Sept 2018, 19:11
#47
11 Sept 2018, 19:11#47

That is true Seb, to an extent. I  S outh Africa we are told to ignore results for a process that may never work. We waste time. 

@Lügnerin: You and truth go together like a pack of dingos and children in a nursery. 

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
11 Sept 2018, 21:57
#48
11 Sept 2018, 21:57#48
Gary Player never worried about results and just did the best he can? I knew Gary when he was winning majors and there is no sportsman who was tougher and more focused on results.....sorry, just not true.
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
11 Sept 2018, 23:19
#49
11 Sept 2018, 23:19#49

Mozart

I am so glad that we have a  mutual acquaintance in Gary Player

Player had a booked table in the restaurant at the Durban Race course,   We had a booked table about 3 tables away and I spoke to him a few times about raising.   He was joined a couple of times by Harry and Bridget Oppenheimer  at his table.

However, I do not know him well enough to make a character evaluation of him,   But then I am an honest guy and do not write tripe on sites like this

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,253 posts
12 Sept 2018, 00:24
#50
12 Sept 2018, 00:24#50
@Substantial Bull, spare us your cliches... Just do the right things, and the results will follow. This is short-sighted- and without a strategy. There has to be short term, medium term and long-term goals. However, even if these are in place, it does not guarantee results.

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,253 posts
12 Sept 2018, 00:24
#51
12 Sept 2018, 00:24#51
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MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
12 Sept 2018, 01:21
#52
12 Sept 2018, 01:21#52
Well Tokkie you may have sat 3 tables away from Gary ....I played golf with him on several occasions. As I have with Luke Donald, Paul Azinger, Ben Crenshaw, Ian Baker Finch and Jan Stephenson, the Aussie lady heartthrob who once posed nude in a bath full of golf balls. Of course that would be of no interest given your preferences.
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
12 Sept 2018, 07:25
#53
12 Sept 2018, 07:25#53

You played golf with him - were you a professional golfer too or just an arsereeper? 

GE
generaltitPro3,164 posts
12 Sept 2018, 07:25
#54
12 Sept 2018, 07:25#54

Snarktwat you are too thick and shallow to understand this so do us all a favour and shut up and besides I was not addressing you...you miss the point and I never said that targets, goals and benchmark etc were not important.

You have a strong tendancy to read and quote things out of context and only see things you want to see and miss the point.

TT
The_TruthClub Pro471 posts
12 Sept 2018, 09:45
#55
12 Sept 2018, 09:45#55

The Fantasy World of Mike Again

"Dofdoos

Meyer clearly indicated his intention to renew his contract and it was NOT renewed.  Are you going gaga and not recognizing these facts dunce? "

The press release from SARU

"Heyneke Meyer has advised SARU that he no longer wished to be considered as a candidate to coach the Springboks."

From press reports

"Heyneke Meyer will not seek a renewal of his contract to coach South Africa when his current deal expires on 31 December, the South African Rugby Union has confirmed."

"Heyneke Meyer has announced that he is not interested in having his contract renewed"

"Heynene Meyer will not seek to renew his Springbok coaching contract beyond its current period, meaning he has effectively resigned as Bok coach."

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE!

CE
CeradynePro9,374 posts
12 Sept 2018, 10:02
#56
12 Sept 2018, 10:02#56
Blixem Truth. Now you have stolen my thunder because I was waiting to throw a few more punches before releasing those few facts. Hahaha. Serves me right. Now all Ou Maaikie has to do now is to show us which contracts Rassie saw out to the end. He can colour them by saying that it was a clause in a Munster contract, etc. That says nothing. The question is whether he saw his contract through, yes or no.
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
12 Sept 2018, 10:39
#57
12 Sept 2018, 10:39#57

No Bullshit at best - Meyer came back form the world cup and said in public that it was a wonderful opportunity for the younger players he would like to coach in future.   He repeated that statement after he submitted his report on the WC early in December 2015.

 He submitted his report on the WC and when it was clear he would never be considered for an extension of contract he never aid anything more than the two statements he made about the future coaching shortly after his return to SA. 

You are so dim you grabbed unto an issue which SARU issued to allow Meyer to  save his face a bit,   If they said anything else - and confirm that Meyer failed as coach - his future coaching role would be in jeopardy - nobody would want an incompetent coach.  Everyone - but the most stupid dunces on site realized that.   Meyer realized like virtually everyone else that his days as coach would be short and he had no chance of getting a contract renewal.  He had no job lined up and was unemployed for months thereafter.   If he did not himself think he would remain at SARU would that be the case?   No stupid dunces Meyer was firmly set on remaining as Springbok coach and that turned out to be not to the liking of SARU,

But the incompetent Meyer  is not the real issue here - the slandering of Erasmus by the gang led by Mozart is the issue.   The dofdoos Ceradunce is the main one.  He has zero proof of any contract breaches by Erasmus - yet he continued with the stories the lying Mozart manufactured,   He was even worse in his statements than those of the habitual liar.         

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
12 Sept 2018, 10:39
#58
12 Sept 2018, 10:39#58

No Bullshit at best - Meyer came back form the world cup and said in public that it was a wonderful opportunity for the younger players he would like to coach in future.   He repeated that statement after he submitted his report on the WC early in December 2015.

 He submitted his report on the WC and when it was clear he would never be considered for an extension of contract he never aid anything more than the two statements he made about the future coaching shortly after his return to SA. 

You are so dim you grabbed unto an issue which SARU issued to allow Meyer to  save his face a bit,   If they said anything else - and confirm that Meyer failed as coach - his future coaching role would be in jeopardy - nobody would want an incompetent coach.  Everyone - but the most stupid dunces on site realized that.   Meyer realized like virtually everyone else that his days as coach would be short and he had no chance of getting a contract renewal.  He had no job lined up and was unemployed for months thereafter.   If he did not himself think he would remain at SARU would that be the case?   No stupid dunces Meyer was firmly set on remaining as Springbok coach and that turned out to be not to the liking of SARU,

But the incompetent Meyer  is not the real issue here - the slandering of Erasmus by the gang led by Mozart is the issue.   The dofdoos Ceradunce is the main one.  He has zero proof of any contract breaches by Erasmus - yet he continued with the stories the lying Mozart manufactured,   He was even worse in his statements than those of the habitual liar.         

GE
generaltitPro3,164 posts
12 Sept 2018, 11:43
#59
12 Sept 2018, 11:43#59

The only truth that we all know is that we all know actually zero...the only "truth" is what sports reporters spew out...have we seen the contracts?, do we know the people involved? do we trust reporters, no not really at best they use only half truths?

The answers are all negative...so why the issues...much ado about nothing...and yet we have the audacity to call each other liars...very funny indeed ! Bahahaha hahahahahahahaha

CE
CeradynePro9,374 posts
12 Sept 2018, 13:15
#60
12 Sept 2018, 13:15#60

"You are so dim you grabbed unto an issue which SARU issued to allow Meyer to  save his face a bit,   If they said anything else - and confirm that Meyer failed as coach - his future coaching role would be in jeopardy - nobody would want an incompetent coach.  Everyone - but the most stupid dunces on site realized that."


FFS, ou Maaikie. Have you ever considered stand-up comedy? You should give it a go. Really.



CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
12 Sept 2018, 13:41
#61
12 Sept 2018, 13:41#61

No Ceradunce 

I am not a top world rugby analyst - as Mozart claims \he and his gang members are.   The fact is the type of clip  you posted above is so stupid - you should have realized that.

One must realize that some members dragged down the site to an unbelievable level of stupidity and you are one of the main ones at that,

CE
CeradynePro9,374 posts
12 Sept 2018, 13:47
#62
12 Sept 2018, 13:47#62
Even more stupid than your assertion that SARU made up some BS to save HM some embarrassment? You belong in the looney bin, which is why I chose that particular gif. You do recognise that it is from “One flew over the Cuckoos Nest”, don’t you?
MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
12 Sept 2018, 14:29
#63
12 Sept 2018, 14:29#63
Just a little reality check. 1 I have never said Erasmus 'broke his contracts'......I have said he tends not to see things through to completion. 2 Nobody is saying Erasmus should be fired, but it's certainly true that thus far the results aren't much better than those of Coetzee. 3 Disappointingly there is nothing about how the Boks are playing now which can be identified as a new Rassie tactic or skill.....like the push defence Jake introduced, or like the brilliant forward offloading he used at the Brumbies. 4 This discussion is largely the result of Rassie himself raising the possibility of his imminent firing.....which has led the team and Proudfoot to rally round him. A bit of silly 'victimhood' as things have gone pear shaped. 5 Nobody on this Board has claimed to be a world expert on rugby and nobody has called for Rassie to be fired.....these are lies. Hope that helps keep Tokkie's rabble rousing in perspective.
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generaltitPro3,164 posts
12 Sept 2018, 15:28
#64
12 Sept 2018, 15:28#64

Haha chaps!... have you seen yourselves on screen???

https://youtu.be/_9_Nw72ZpqU

CE
CeradynePro9,374 posts
12 Sept 2018, 16:35
#65
12 Sept 2018, 16:35#65
Hahaha Seb. That is actually the scene where the gif, that I posted above, was created from.
GE
generaltitPro3,164 posts
12 Sept 2018, 18:42
#66
12 Sept 2018, 18:42#66

Ja...Hahaha Cera that's exactly what happens here...the issues obviously are different but little issues start smoldering until a gust of hot wind blows over and the little smolderings turn into a blazing fire that nobody can put out...sometimes it's better to sit back and let it burn out...it does very occasionally but there are always a few coals glowing and then it just takes a little gust of wind (hot air...aka bullshit) and it turns into a blazing inferno...it's like the grass fires we have on the farm...a little spark sets alight again. LOL .


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AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
14 Sept 2018, 20:09
#67
14 Sept 2018, 20:09#67

Mozart, Rassie is utilising a very similar system to Coetzee. There are some differences in the implementation, but from what I can see, Coetzee was the better attacking coach. I'm starting to think we were a bit hasty ditching Coetzee. 

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
14 Sept 2018, 23:04
#68
14 Sept 2018, 23:04#68

Mozart

You are always saying you are so clever, but now you wrote the worst example of total ignorance ever.

*    All coaches are appointed on contract; and

*    Failure "to see things through" will always be a breach of the employment contract with serious legal implications  

There can never be a different legal interpretation on this aspect about the relationship between the employers and Erasmus.

For the world expert story under a previous thread you wrote that there are now a number of members who are such good rugby analysis experts that they can see things during games not seen by experts in the rugby world.   

I really find it difficult to believe that you do not realize the implications of what you write on site.

  

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
15 Sept 2018, 03:08
#69
15 Sept 2018, 03:08#69
Let me give you an example Tokkie. In April 2016 Rassie joined Munster on a 3 year contract. Following the death of Anthony Foley he was promoted to. head coach. Munster tops the 2017/18 regular season table in Pro 12 In June 2017 it was announced he would be leaving to become Director of South African Rugby in December. A staff job. Notice he was leaving morethan a year before the end of his contract....but he wasn't in breach, because it was agreed between the parties. Standard business stuff. Just another assignment he decided to leave. Like the Cheetahs he left to be Bok technical advisor at WC2007. But he never even started that job as he accepted a role at WP. Which ironically he left to be Bok technical director in 2011, after which he decided not to return to WP. A series of half fulfilled assignments....none of which ended with him in breach. All of which he ended early. Got it now?
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
15 Sept 2018, 06:29
#70
15 Sept 2018, 06:29#70

Listen  Mozart

The biggest idiot ever is spinning out of logic totally,    The above is absolute BS writing since he has no idea about on what basis Erasmus was appointed by the various employers,

The only one where there was clarity in the contract was totally disregarded by him trying once again to spin out of  the hole he created for himself and the hole is getting bigger.

I do understand the position you are in here - you routinely write .unproven BS on site and the present one is really no different from normal in your case.   Without knowing what really was the conditions of employment how can you write "A series of half fulfilled assignments....none of which ended with him in breach. All of which he ended early"?

If ever there were total contradiction  in one paragraph the above is it,   He did not breach any contract - but he ended employment early.   How the hell can those two statements be reconciled,   It is either a contract breach - or it is not,   If his contracts have run out and he decided not to renew such a contract, does Erasnus not have the right to leave employment and go to another employer?  That would set a new principle in motion insofar as contracts of employment are concerned - no coach is allowed to leave a job he has been contracted to do - he must renew the contract or if he leaves he is deserting!!!!!!!!

For a change please stop writing BS on site.     


  

GE
generaltitPro3,164 posts
15 Sept 2018, 09:05
#71
15 Sept 2018, 09:05#71
Notice he was leaving morethan a year before the end of his contract....but he wasn't in breach, because it was agreed between the parties. Standard business stuff.

No, it's not. That might well happen...a gentleman's agreement but it's still a breach.
The law of contract is a complex one but any breach (even if it is agreed by both parties) does NOT make the contract null and void.

Both parties would be in breach and both could sue each other.


CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
15 Sept 2018, 11:33
#72
15 Sept 2018, 11:33#72

O hell - Mozart and co wanted Erasmus fired and now he has done something Meyer has never  achieved - his team beating NZ for the first time since 2008 in NZ.  

And what happened with their doom forecast and the total attack on Malherbe, Du Toit and De Allende as well?   I am still waiting for Mozart to find something he can blame\the three players have done wrong.  

I have to wait for a longer time - since the script Mozart and co always wrote in advance now needed review.   Obviously Malherbe was belly-flopping all the time - so he should  have a start here as well!!!!!

    

JW
Just_winCaptain18,570 posts
15 Sept 2018, 12:33
#73
15 Sept 2018, 12:33#73
Well I guess the title of this thread is wrong What a difference one game can make. He can live off this win for a while.
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
15 Sept 2018, 12:43
#74
15 Sept 2018, 12:43#74

Moz just got the ti tle wrong. see my correction on another thread.

MO
MozartCaptain49,914 posts
15 Sept 2018, 18:26
#75
15 Sept 2018, 18:26#75
Actually I never wanted Erasmus fired......show where I wanted that Tokkie....go ahead, prove you aren't a foul liar.
CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
15 Sept 2018, 19:34
#76
15 Sept 2018, 19:34#76
Listen Dimness 
You have been on an anti-Erasmus campaign before he even started as Springbok coach,
You invented string of lies about him leaving his employment at various franchises, the SARU set-up and Munster without knowing anything about his contractual obligations and whether he left on expiring of contracts or in the case of Munster on a basis provided for in his contract,
How can one think otherwise about the firing of Erasmus being what you really have in mind based on your comments on him before and even with the starting of this thread under which you clearly claimed that he is no good being the reason  for the mystique been gone.  I warned you repeatedly that it is early days to determine the true impact of Erasmus and even pointed out that he was not worse than Meyer was in 2012.   Matter of fact today he achieved something that Meyer never could in his time as coach.    
However, your behaviour has always been dubious on most players and the attacks on Erasmus was typical of the lies you invented so easily.  I say easily - because you are a habitual liar.     


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AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
15 Sept 2018, 19:38
#77
15 Sept 2018, 19:38#77

Lügnerin, Damian was smoked on defence. He had one or two standard carries and held up an All Black - Whiteley provided the stopping power. He was one of the worst player on the field. 

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
15 Sept 2018, 19:43
#78
15 Sept 2018, 19:43#78

Listen dim fool

I rated him honestly in this case.  Your misleading comments will not help since you are too much blinded by prejudice.

I gave him exactly the rating of Houwing - so I would rather go on fact than BS fiction created by you and your fellow idiots.    

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
15 Sept 2018, 19:43
#79
15 Sept 2018, 19:43#79

Listen dim fool

I rated him honestly in this case.  Your misleading comments will not help since you are too much blinded by prejudice.

I gave him exactly the rating of Houwing - so I would rather go on fact than BS fiction created by you and your fellow idiots.    

AU
AugenöffnerPro6,974 posts
15 Sept 2018, 20:34
#80
15 Sept 2018, 20:34#80

It's a fact. He got beaten so badly he was almost parallel to the ground. He looked like a banner attached to that All Black. You can notch that try up to him, as he was the entry point. Yet again. He was hopeless. 

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