Carlos Spencer
The Eastern Province Kings and New Zealand born coach, Carlos Spencer, have ended their association with immediate effect.
Spencer, who earned 35 caps for the All Blacks from 1995 to 2004, finished his playing career with the Lions in 2011 and then coached at the Lions and the Sharks, before linking up with the EP Kings in December 2013. He was appointed as the attack and specialist skills coach, and then took charge of the provincial team on their return to the Currie Cup Premier Division in 2014.
In 2015 he resumed his duties as the attack and specialist skills coach following the appointment of Brent Janse van Rensburg as the EP Kings head coach.
EP Rugby president Cheeky Watson paid tribute to Spencer for his contribution to the provincial team during his time with the union.
“We would like to thank Carlos for what he brought to the Kings during his time with us,” Watson said.
“With his specialist attacking skills he was able to provide a new perspective for the players on the game and we will miss his input, but we wish him well for the future.
“In the interim, the coaching staff will be restructured accordingly and we have full confidence in their ability to manage the workload and to run a successful campaign. We are still in the process of finalising certain appointments within the coaching structure leading into Super Rugby.”
Carlos, bad luck. Maybe you can come back to the Lions and assist Swys.
Cheeky het hom bedonner!
“Spencer terminated his contract at the Kings last Wednesday because of long-standing problems with his wages being paid and also engaged a South African law firm to sort the matter out.
“It’s been happening since before Christmas last year – there comes a time when you’ve had enough,” Jones told the NZ Herald.
“At some point you have to lance the boil. He is owed a substantial amount of money and has had to constantly chase them for arrears. The player payments have been in arrears also.
“Cheeky Watson (EP Rugby president) made a promise last Wednesday the players would be paid and they weren’t. There has been a series of broken promises.”
Spencer, who earned 35 caps for the All Blacks from 1995 to 2004, finished his playing career with the Lions in 2011 and then coached at the Lions and the Sharks, before linking up with the Kings.” (News24, today).
Bwahaha, sort this one out Fikile!
Daar kak die Kings in die pomp…
Het nie die Watsons lank gevat om hulleself te verryk en die Unie in sy moer in te stuur nie…
…. Maar ook baie sneeky en clever van Cheeky en sy travante, want SARU het NOU voor Super Rugby begin in 2016 GEEN ander keuse as om die Kings uit te bail en ‘n finansiële hupstoot en inspuiting te gee nie… net weer genoeg geld vir Watson-hulle om aan te hou plunder… noem dit rondte Nr 2…
@ grootblousmile:
Skelm fokker, Cheeky.
Vra PietDivvie…en Danie Gerber.
Een ou by wie ek nooit n tweedehandse kar sal koop nie, al staan hy ook Bybel onnerieblad, Cheeky Watson.
Die man het geen skaamte…
@ grootblousmile:
En Blommiebul het ons vriendskap prys gegee vir hierdie d@@$ Watson….hom gewaarsku destyds, toe vererg hy hom.
6 @ Pietman:
Hy het sy bed gemaak, hy moet daarop slaap.
Met al sy kak en al, mail hy my nog en stuur Facebook boodskappe dat ek vir sy kinders moet kwoteer op rekenaartoerusting… ek kap dit maar net met ‘n flat ignore.
7 @ grootblousmile:
Druk liewer die “d” knoppie
8 @ BrumbiesBoy:
Sorry, not quite with you… should I delete my comment or should I delete his mails?
Things are the way they are, friend… they are the way they are.
@ grootblousmile:
His mail requests
10 @ BrumbiesBoy:
Arghhh, I just scroll right past it…. much simpler!
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