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Who is Jurie affiliated to. Which union did he representFalseBayFC wrote: Tue Dec 14, 2021 9:59 am
Juire must "hou sy bek" and repay the R37 million he misappropriated. Not sure how his position is tenable after that judgement.
FalseBayFC wrote: Tue Dec 14, 2021 9:59 amJurie must "hou sy bek" and repay the R37 million he misappropriated. Not sure how his position is tenable after that judgement.OomStruisbaai wrote: Mon Dec 13, 2021 4:46 pm $hark$ CEO have to consult with the Americans to poach from South Africa poor unions.
SA RugbymagDuring Friday’s virtual meeting of SA Rugby’s main council, union and franchise bosses were heated over the distribution of the R21-million surplus.
According to the report, the smaller unions, led by Griffons president Rudy September, wanted the money to be divided solely between the non-franchises (Boland, EP, SWD, Falcons, Griffons, Border and Leopards) and the domestic franchises (Cheetahs, Griquas and Pumas).
However, both Sharks CEO Eduard Coetzee and Bulls president Willem Strauss said that would be unfair, due to the losses sustained by the international franchises.
SA Rugby’s proposal was that the international franchises should each receive an additional R3,064-million for TV rights for the year while the domestic franchises would receive an additional R1,672-million and the non-franchises R458,000.
The Lions, Bulls, Sharks, Pumas, Griquas, EP and Cheetahs reportedly voted in favour of SA Rugby’s proposal, but the Falcons, Griffons, SWD, Boland and the Leopards were against it.
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander then asked for a vote on September’s proposal, but Coetzee threatened to leave before requesting a break to consult with Sharks shareholders. After consultation, Coetzee reiterated that the Sharks were dissatisfied with September’s proposal and it was abandoned.
A compromise proposal from the Cheetahs also failed.
SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux then decided that the division would take place according to SA Rugby’s formula. This means 47% of the R21-million will be paid to the international franchises, 19% to the domestic franchises, 12% to the non-franchises and 2% to the Limpopo Blue Bulls.