It is vital that the Elephants players ignore the boardroom power struggle at the troubled EP Rugby Union if they want to make their mark in the new 10-team SA Cup tournament.
IF EP's Elephants are to have any chance of making an impact in the new SA Cup rugby competition they will have to distance themselves from the upheaval in the EP Rugby Union boardroom.
The volume of evidence in the multimillion-rand fraud trial of former EP Rugby Union head Cheeky Watson and others accused of siphoning off money meant for the Bay’s Integrated Public Transport System (IPTS) has resulted in another postponement.
When the final whistle blew in a hotly contested Super 14 club rugby match in Jeffreys Bay at the weekend, chaos erupted as angry supporters invaded the pitch, leading to three PE Harlequins players being stabbed and cut with broken bottles.