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Goetz, Hermann [German]
Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Op. 18 [German]
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Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Op. 18
Cello Concerto in D Op. 7 [German] The tournament has been given a major revamp by the South African Rugby Union and sponsors Absa in arguably one of the most exciting developments in the competition’s 122-year history. The finalists in all divisions will share in a new R5m prize fund while the trophy returned this week from the workshops in which it was made and where it had been sent for restoration.
•	Absa Currie Cup Premier Division champions – R1,8m
•	Absa Currie Cup Premier Division runners up– R1,2m
•	Absa Currie Cup First Division champions – R1m
•	Absa Currie Cup First Division runners up– R500 000
•	Absa U21 ‘A Division’ champions –R200 000
•	Absa U21 ‘A Division’ losing finalists – R50 000
•	Absa U19 ‘A Division’ champions – R200 000
•	Absa U19 ‘A Division’ losing finalists – R50 000
“The Absa Currie Cup is the oldest domestic rugby competition in the world – as far as we know,” said Roux, “and the winners since 1891 have only ever received the trophy. The award of prize money aligns our premier domestic competition with the modern tradition of many top sports tournaments worldwide by financially rewarding provinces and their players for their hard work. “Many iconic Springboks took the first meaningful steps in their senior rugby careers in the Absa Currie Cup and I have no doubt that this tradition will continue with the crop of young players coming through in SA.”
“At the heart of the game there is, respect, integrity, the desire for excellence and the camaraderie of match day for players and fans. This complements our human spirit campaign which promotes these values. “At Absa we want to inspire people and work with them to excel. I am sure the 2013 edition of the Absa Currie Cup will live up to all expectations of another exciting season.” To coincide with the new season, the famous trophy also underwent an extensive restoration to recapture its former glory. A near century and a quarter of presentations and celebrations had taken their toll of a trophy that was actually manufactured in 1875. The Cup was returned to Garrard of London, the Crown Jewellers, from whose workshops it had first emerged. The handle – which had been damaged in recent times – was remodeled and the whole trophy given back its golden sheen.
“The trophy first arrived here 122 years ago and it was in need of a makeover after passing through so many hands in celebration,” said Roux. “It is now restored to its original glory and is worthy once again of being the centerpiece of South African rugby. It is an iconic cup and will be the source of many more memorable rugby moments in years to come.” Sir Donald Currie gave the famous golden cup to the captain of the first British team to tour South Africa in 1891 with instructions that it was to be presented to the first team to beat the tourists, whereafter it should become a floating trophy for interprovincial competition in South Africa.
In the event, the tourists were unbeaten but the trophy was presented to Griqualand West, who were adjudged to have put up the best performance against the 1891 team. Their name is the first to appear on it. It was first competed for by provincial teams in 1892 – when Western Province were the winners – and, at one time, was not contested during seasons when international touring teams were in South Africa. Since 1968 the competition has been held annually. The first final was held in 1939. Please log in at the top of the page to post comments
Net iets so ter syde - dit blyk uit die foto dat die Bulle losweg die langste kaptein in die CB gaan hê...
Posted by GeenBloutjieNetBlou on 08 August 2013 15:15
@8: en na al die artikels en twiets oor die nuwe skrumreels is dit ook duidelik dat watter voorry ook al die vinnigste gaan aanpas gaan daardie ene wen - ek is veral nogal opgewonde om te sien wat ons voorry manne gaan maak met die nuwe skrums
Posted by GeenBloutjieNetBlou on 08 August 2013 15:13
Ek sien op ons fb blad dat dit nou amotelik bevestig is da maku, engelbrecht en bullbring no bulle is en reeds volgende week beskikbaar sal wees,. Dit skuif ons aantal ervare speler getalle op na 9 toe. Ons gaan rukkie nee om te gel, maar e dink ons kan die ding doen. Visser, francois venter, sampie mastriet, en paige is reg vir die groot verhoog. Die vaste vyf is reg. ons meeste ervaring kort le by ismael, beyers, jantjies en die lostrio. Jono ross he homself al bewys as baie suksesvolle kaptein vir Tuks , maar hierdie is no volgende stap vir hom wat hy nog nie gehad het nie. S kapteinskap gaan baie belangrik wees. Maar hy het m beindruk n die paar super 15 games as impakspeler. Dit wat ek van jacques d plesssis gesien het is dat hy nie sal terugstaan nie. Hy is een van daardie spelers wat beter doen as hulle in beter spanne speel. Liebenberg moet ek bieg het ek bitter min van gesien. Miskein verras hy my, maar hy gaan grot werk op hande he. Die voorry is reg. M gevoel is dat as die bulle hul lynstane akkuraat kan kry en nie ontsenu word in die rucks nie, hul bal beskerm en momentum kan he, sal jantjies die mas opkom. Maar dis voorlangs waar alles gewen of verloor sal word.
Posted by bloukaap2 on 08 August 2013 14:47
@ Lucha Bull van vorige draad. Probeer http://www.supersport.com/rugby/currie-cup/finals
Posted by NETBLOU on 08 August 2013 13:06
@3 Toe nie hoor !!!!!!! Mooi bloukaap. Die BULLE het die MEESTE finals gewen.
Posted by Bl@de Runner on 08 August 2013 13:06
sedert 1939 is die eerste keer eers finale gespeel om die Curriebeker wat deur die Leeus gewen is en daarvan het die Bulle die meeste gewen. Voor dit was die Curriebeker gelyk aan 'n soort klubkampieonskap sonder 'n finaal, amper soos die Cravenweek.En, die Bulle is eers in 1938 gestig. So sedert die Blou masjien sy opwagting gemaak het was die Bulle SA se nr.1 en WP moes tevrede wees met tone lek op nr. 2. WP was sedert 1939 net 13 keer die Curriebeker kampioen as alleenhouer, wat ebteken 20 van hul Curriebekers was sonder 'n eindstryd beslis en voor 1939 gewen.1980 se finaal was die grootste wentelling nog opgestel deur die Bulle (39-9) en is nog nie ge-ewenaar deur enige span nie. Posted by bloukaap2 on 08 August 2013 13:00
@1. Daai is nogal 'n interessante een. As mens kyk van wanneer Ntvl ontstaan het, het die beker die meeste keer hier in Pta oorsomer. Daar was skynbaar ook 'n tyd toe daar nie finale was nie en ander reëls gegeld het wie wen/behou die beker
Posted by NETBLOU on 08 August 2013 12:57
Posted by Streeptrui on 08 August 2013 12:49
@1-Ek skree nie wp nie.EK BLY N BUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Bulle 31 - 29 strepies
Posted by Lekkerblou on 08 August 2013 12:45
En RAAI wie het het die meeste FINALS gewen ?????
Posted by Bl@de Runner on 08 August 2013 12:24