SA Rugby: Bok coach review concluded ... but no comment?

SA Rugby: Bok coach review concluded ... but no comment

2017-02-03 16:50

Cape Town - Mark Alexander, SA Rugby president, on Friday said that

 all the work around the Springbok coach review process had been concluded,

but that the union can’t make any comment on the process until all the contractual negotiations had been completed.

In a press release issued on Friday afternoon, SA Rugby added that they "have to deal with all relevant matters before making any. announcements on the outcomes, which will happen as soon as possible".

This circus continues. 
All work around review process is complete. (So this does not include contractual negotiations?)

Similar to what the Nats did when in power.
Form a committee, hold a review on some irregularity that one of their own has committed and nothing is said or done about the transgression.
The ANC sure had many great examples to study and follow from the Nats.
Same old style and outcome.  

 AJ
I do not want to interfere in your line of thinking - but you cannot just keep speaking tripe.   I know of four National Party Minister who ended up in jail because of misdeeds - and there were  at least six Ministers and Deputy Ministers fired or given some other jobs. 
How many ANC Ministers have done jail time?   None which I can remember. 
Anyway SAEU is a miserable lot of clowns -  they are caught between the devil and the deep blue sea - they either have to satisfy rugby players and supporters or they have to satisfy the politicos and they  do not know how to do both. 
However the contractual negotiations may  be problematic and is a totally different angle resulting from the review process.   Do  they want to change Coetzee's contract to include  a performance requirement allowing him to stay on for the time being? are they trying to het agreement as to support coaches or a new coach with a different name and as a sop keeps Coetzee as nominal coach?
They are likely to  carry on with that kind of junk for the next two months at least    

 Hard to see how there can be contractual negotiations if all that's happening is the status quo.

CM no Nat folks ever got jail time whilst I lived in RSA.
So you honestly think getting moved sideways into another job or demoted is justice for some of their criminal actions. 
Must be a buddy or two of yours I guess.So tell us how did u get a position in Tinley Manor.
Let's face facts.....The Nats were rotten to the core.

 Lets think about SP Botha, Van der Walt, Pelser and Maree.   Your memory must have lapsed.   PW Botha even approached Mandela to release Pelser from prison.
I had no buddies in the late NP and suffered because I rebelled against some of their actions.  I did not get an position ever because of political interference.   

Like I said in my last comment.
Whilst I lived in SA.
We departed in February 1987.
Cheers.  

AJ
SP Botha was the Minister of Forestry and Water Affairs when I worked there.   I was told that it was on his request that I was transferred/promoted from Foresty to Water Affairs in 1970.   I only met him once at a departmental function long after the promotion.   He went to jail in circa 1977 because of IDB.   The others were Ministers in the 1980's.
None of them went tp jail as a result of state looting - b ut because of private shenanigans.   

 Well I've played golf with de Klerk and he is an eminently decent bloke.

 I know people who were on his security detail when he was still president and they liked FW. I also know someone who was (might still be ) on Zuma's security team and he says the same about Zuma. 

 Zuma is a friendly type of person - but definitely not an honest one.  

 Yep