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By grootblousmile, on 8 March 2013, at 8:20 am	The Aveng Group today announced that it has concluded a major sponsorship deal with the Southern Kings and the Eastern Province Rugby.
He concludes: “The Eastern Cape is well known for its proud tradition of rugby and I trust that our sponsorship can play a part in positioning the Southern Kings and Eastern Cape rugby as strong competitors in all of the competitions in which they participate. We did it in 2009 when we sponsored the team in the match against the British Lions and we are doing this again, this time for the 2013 season” March 8th, 2013 | Tags: Aveng, Kings, SA Rugby, Southern Kings, Super Rugby | Category: SA Rugby, Super Rugby 14 comments to Super Rugby: Kings sign Aveng as Title Sponsor
March 8th, 2013 at 08:20 SAST	I believe the Sponsorship was for R 6 Million.
March 8th, 2013 at 09:46 SAST	grootblousmile wrote:
I believe the Sponsorship was for R 6 Million.
Less Keo’s and the Watsons commission?
March 8th, 2013 at 09:58 SAST	Hmm Interesting.
Is Roger Jardine any relation to Derek Jardine who was once earmarked as head coach of the Spears / Kings, who is brother of Neville Jardine who is Deputy (or maybe Vice?) President of the GLRU, all of whom were / are heavily involved in TIRFU Raiders Rugby Club (Derek still listed as Chairman on the GLRU website)?
Also interesting to note that Aveng and Trident are intermingled, and that the Chairman of Germiston Simmer Rugby Club, Johan Delport is / was the CEO of Trident.
Talk about the different hands washing one another!
March 8th, 2013 at 10:27 SAST	Is this the same Roger Jardine / Aveng who admitted to the tender collusion in the building of the 2010 FIFA World Cup stadia?
Well we laa know it is!
So Cheeky and Co, expect to be judged on the company you keep.
March 8th, 2013 at 10:45 SAST	4 @ Scrumdown:
Jardine much watch the Company HE now keeps…. eish!
March 8th, 2013 at 10:51 SAST	@ grootblousmile:
All in the boat together!
March 8th, 2013 at 14:47 SAST	I’m not a conspiracy theorist, but on first glance with all the all the Jardines around, and the linkup between Trident and Delport and Aven and the Kings, things do look very fishy.
March 8th, 2013 at 21:39 SAST	Hierdie site sal nou maar eenvoudig SUURGAT bly oor die Kings, come hell or high water.
Eish manne wat in SA is nog straight forward?
Skryf net een positiewe comment oor die Kings dan donner ek van my stoel af na n hartaanval. Ek weet ek is veilig , want onder geen omstandigheid sal so iets gebeur nie
Read this article “They may not win Super Rugby 2013, but the Kings have already laid down a marker for spirit, says former Bok captain John Smit” John Smit’s loyalties are far likelier to rest with the Sharks team he served for so long when they tackle Super Rugby rookies the Kings in Port Elizabeth on Saturday, but the former Springbok captain admires the bright start the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium outfit have made.
The veteran World Cup-winning skipper of 2007, who confirmed he is in his final season with Saracens, is on a short visit to home turf and was a guest on SuperSport’s weekly rugby show Boots & All on Thursday.
March 8th, 2013 at 21:40 SAST	Versatile, 34-year-old front-ranker Smit said: “The enthusiasm and effort level (of the Kings) lit up their game against the Force.
“If I saw that, as a Kings supporter, from the team every week I would be pitching up to back them, regardless of the results they will get.”
March 8th, 2013 at 21:43 SAST	Cape Town – The return on a R10m investment by the Western Province Rugby Union could become a massive talking point if the Stormers lose to the Chiefs at Newlands on Saturday, reports Die Burger.
Pat Cilliers (prop), Michael Rhodes (flank) and Ruan Botha (lock) are officially WP players and, according to the newspaper, the Lions trio cost the union in the region of R4m.
Even though the Stormers are arguably the best supported team in the competition, it is nevertheless important for the union to host in excess of 40 000 people for every game in order to justify the massive investment made in the team this year.
Only a win against the Chiefs on Saturday will put them on the right track to achieving those goals.
Lets see how their money management pans out this year???!!!
March 8th, 2013 at 21:45 SAST	Sport24 readers are hoping for a win for the Sharks – and a loss for the Kings – during this weekend’s Super Rugby action.
Although many South African fans said they would still support the Kings against foreign opposition, against South African opposition they are still bottom of the popularity stakes following SARU’s controversial decision last year to include them in Super Rugby in 2013 at the expense of the Lions.
According to our a Sport24 poll, a massive 36% were in favour of the Sharks dishing out some pain to the Kings, whilst only 7% were hopeful that the Kings’ fairytale start would continue.
Sport24 asked: “What would you most like to see happen in Round 4 of this year’s Super Rugby tournament?”
36% – The Sharks to beat the Kings and extend their lead atop the SA Conference
27% – The Stormers register their first victory of the season against the defending champion Chiefs
22% – The Bulls to knock the Blues off their perch in Auckland
8% – The Cheetahs rebound from last weekend’s defeat and beat the Highlanders
7% – The Kings to continue their fairytale start by beating the Sharks
March 9th, 2013 at 05:10 SAST	@ superBul:
Jy bedoel die mense se opinie teenoor hulle of van die gebruikers hier? Die site is n server erens en kan nie suur raak nie nog minder het die n gat. Maar hoekom het die meeste mense hier rond of in Suid Afrika nie veel ooghare vir hulle nie? Kan jy enige iemand kwalik neem vir dit? Ek dink nie so nie. Ek weet ek het vokkel ooghare vir mense wat lieg en bedrieg en ander probeer verwoes deur gat krypery. Daar is noe veel fout met die Kings nie net die donners in beheer van hulle en die Watsons. Die res van hulle het ek respek voor. Hulle is maar net soldate vasgevang in die middel en het n stukkie brood en botter om te verdien.
Wel dit is van my oogpunt af.
March 9th, 2013 at 07:27 SAST	@ Bliksem:
Ek dink jy het jouself geantwoord, jy haat die Watsons , maar het nie n probleem met die Kings nie. Die spelers het eerlik n nuwe loopbaan probeer en hul coach het baie toegevoeg tot ons rugby. Dalk is hy nog slimmer as Plumtree, verseker is hy slimmer as AC.
Die manier hoe hulle vandag gaan speel sal baie antwoorde gee oor 1. SPAN , 2. Spangees, 3. Inovative thinking.die rede hoekom ek span heel eerste sit is omdat n goed gedrilde span altyd i kans het teen individuele sterre wat se koppe te groot word.
Verloor hulle sleg gaan dit nag word vir hulle, verloor hulle maar sit n goeie fight op gaan dit n paar meer spanne laat regop sit.
Ek is opgewonde oor die span , die hele idee (soos GBS se die underdog tag) en dat hulle deurgedruk het om aan die Oos Kaap se toeskouers n span te gee. En PE rock, hul FB blad is great, daar het iets gebeur en ek wens hul sterkte toe.
Baie het al die somme gemaak en ek gaan nie weer alles probeer bewys nie maar van SA se grootste spelers kom van daar. So glo my min ouens sou so vasgebyt het deur al die gehaat om hul doel te bereik.
March 9th, 2013 at 08:11 SAST	@ superBul:
Wel ek het gese onder aan dis hoe ek dit sien want ek kan nie praat namens die ander nie, maar……..
Ek verstaan jou punt. Watson buit vas om dat hy n helse pay check kry. Ek sal ook vir daai geld maak nie saak of ek gehaat word deur almal. SA se grooste spelers is daar gebore maar waar word hulle geslyp? Nie daar nie want daai miljoene wat hulle gemors het op Watson se ego vir die laaste paar jaar kon hulle gebruik het om daai kamistige groot ouens wat van daar kom te hou. Daai hele unie is n gravy train. In die eerste plek is daar is conflict of interest want die SA rugby unie besit helfte van daai unie. Coke kop Keohane het klaar sy version van die R140 miljoen rand se word press site gedoen. Hoe kan jy n Franchise wat in finansiele moeilikheid is en baie afhanklik is van daai Super Rugby geld uitsmyt? En die ding wat dit nog slegter maak dat dit beplan was. Hulle wou die Leeus bankrot gemaak het sodat hulle n rede het om die Kings in te bring. Maar daai is nou klaar en verby. Ek net nie verstaan hoekom ons soos Indie met die ICC gemaak het nie. Hy wat die meeste inbring het die meeste se en maak die reels. Die borge wat ons in Australie sien kom van Suid Afrika af. Die TV kykers 60 persent kom van ons af. Al speel Australie of NZ nie in Super Rugby nie sal die TV ouens nog steeds aangaan want sodra ons daar is maak hulle n moerse klomp geld. As one ontrek uit die kompetisie dan gaan hulle nie nog worry nie om aantegaan met dit nie want dis n klein pis eilandjie en n klomp convicts wat drie kwart nie worry met rugby daar nie. NZ sukkel om die Eilanders daar te hou met net n beloning van om n All Black te word want hulle het nie geld om te gee vir hulle.
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