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Steve Williams (59)
Highly unlikely.
Its the off season plenty of time to consider a new head coach, meanwhile the Brumbies have signed their squad for 2014 anyway. .
Actually most clubs start pre-season in a matter of weeks.
Indeed we all know that... Bernie and Laurie have it covered as they do... Who's got the reds covered!!Actually most clubs start pre-season in a matter of weeks.
Indeed we all know that. Bernie and Laurie have it covered as they do. Who's got the reds covered!!
Indeed we all know that. Bernie and Laurie have it covered as they do. Who's got the reds covered!!
Its a question, the Brumbies are in prep for the preseason, so no issue there...My mistake, your last comment suggested that they had quite a while before pre-season started.
As for the Reds comment, is that a question or a sly statement, the use of subtle exclamation marks has left it open for interpretation?
Source: http://www.sharksrugby.co.za/news#article2141714The Sharks (Pty) Ltd would like to confirm the appointment of former Springbok World Cup winning coach, Jake White, as our new Director of Rugby.
White’s tenure will be effective from the end of October 2013.
I thought there was some kind of no-compete clause the Brumbies had?
http://www.supersport.com/rugby/sa-rugby/news/131007/Sharks_confirm_Whites_appointmentSharks confirm White’s appointment
07 October 2013, 07:36
The Sharks (Pty) Ltd have confirmed the appointment of former Springbok World Cup-winning coach Jake White as their new Director of Rugby.
White’s tenure will be effective from the end of October 2013.
Confirming his appointment, The Sharks CEO John Smit said: “We are immensely happy to confirm the appointment of Jake White as our new Director of Rugby. We formed a formidable relationship during my playing career and I am delighted to re-establish that partnership, which is in line with our vision to take The Sharks to the next level.
“Jake is an experienced coach whose track record speaks volumes about his ability to rally his team and get the best out of them. We are pleased that he has decided to join The Sharks.”
Smit added: “Brendan Venter’s commitment to me was to drastically change our players’ environment which we think he has done with extreme success. Brendan has no written contract with The Sharks which is a testament to his character and his positive motives in coaching us and we will do whatever we can to keep him involved with us for as long as possible, in any capacity.”
Further information pertaining to the appointment will be released later today.
sorry didn't see that one.Jake White confirmed to be director of coaching at the Sharks:
Source: http://www.sharksrugby.co.za/news#article2141714