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SVV Résultat de la vente du 12/09/2019 LOT LIBELLE ADJUDICATION 1 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 80 Jan-Hendrick (Wolfie) DUVENHAGE (6 sélections) Maillot de l'équipe des Leoparskings (Namibie), n°6. Les Léopards sont une sélection des pays d'Afrique ne comprenant pas les Springboks. Maillot de l'équipe des Léopards (sélection de tous les pays d'AFRIQUE), n°15, porté par Steve Sargos (Sénégal) lors du match contre la British Army le 23 novembre 2006. 2 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud (assez rare sans n° de joueur). 150 3 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°2, maillot de joueur (vers 2002-2003) 4 G.R. BOSCH (9 sélections) 800 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°9, porté lors du match Afrique du Sud-France au Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria le 28 juin 1975. 5 Ensemble de 3 maillots : 250 Maillot de l'équipe des juniors sud-africains, n°4 (maillot de joueur). Maillot de l'équipe du collège technique de Durban, n°3, porté lors de la coupe du monde en Afrique du sud 1995. Maillot de l'équipe de la sélection de la Western Province, n°11, porté lors de la rencontre pour le centenaire de ce club. Sont joints un certificat de la collection Mike Slemen et la cravate du dîner. 6 Ensemble de 2 maillots : Maillot de l'équipe des Boland cavaliers, n°2. Maillot de l'équipe des Bulls, n°7, porté par un joueur dans le cadre du super 12. 7 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 100 Maillot de l'équipe du Transvaal, n°18. Maillot de l'équipe de Natal Sharks, n°19, porté par Fyvie lors du match à l'Absa Stadium de Durban du 3 mars 2000 contre Newport. 8 Tiaan STRAUSS (15 sélections pour l'Afrique du Sud pro, 11 pour l'Australie) 550 Maillot de l'Afrique du Sud, n°22, porté lors du match le 26 novembre 1974 contre le Pays de Galles. 9 Jamie SMITH 300 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°16, porté lors du match contre l'Australie le 2 août 1997. 10 Corne KRIGE (39 sélections) Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du sud, n°6, porté contre Samoa le 6 juillet 2002, Afrique du Sud 68 - Samoa 18. 11 Michael CLAASSENS (8 sélections) 250 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°20, porté lors de la rencontre avec l'Ecosse du 27 octobre 2004 à Murrayfield. Victoire des Springboks 45-10. 12 Maillot de l'équipe du Northern Transvaal, n°11, échangé avec Mike SLEMEN, joueur de 160 l'équipe du North Western en tournée en Afrique du Sud. 13 Breyton PAULSE (64 sélections) 250 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°14, porté lors d'un test match contre l'Ecosse en juin 2006. Paulse a joué à Clermont-Ferrand. 14 Werneer SWANEPOEL (20 sélections) 260 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°9, porté lors du match contre le Pays de Galles le 26 juin 1999, match inaugural du Millenium Stadium. Match de coupe du monde 1999. 15 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°9 (ancien). 160 16 Victor MATFIELD (127 sélections, 18 capitanats) 1500 Ensemble d'un maillot et un short : Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°5, porté lors de la rencontre contre l'Ecosse le 7 juin 2003. Né le 11 mai 1977 à Pietersbourg, il joue en équipe d'Afrique du Sud et évolue au poste de deuxième ligne (2m pour 112 kg). Il est champion du monde en 2007 avec l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud. 2007 a été une grande année pour lui, puisqu'en plus du titre de champion Page 1 de 34 SVV Résultat de la vente du 12/09/2019 du monde, il a remporté le Super 14 avec l'équipe des Bulls dont il est le capitaine. Il est élu meilleur joueur du monde 2007 par le journal Midi Olympique. Short de l'Afrique du Sud porté et signé lors de la rencontre contre l'Ecosse. Signatures de Bakies Botha et Smith. 17 Pétrus FOURIE Du PREEZ (76 sélections) 340 Maillot de l'équipe d'Afrique du Sud, n°9, porté lors du match contre l'Ecosse à Port Elisabeth le 17 juin 2006. Petrus Fourie Du Preez est né le 24 mars 1982. Il évolue comme demi de mélée (1,82m pour 88 kg). Vainqueur du Super 14 et de la coupe du monde en 2007. 18 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 80 Maillot de l'équipe d'Allemagne, n°3, porté par Steffen Horwarth lors du match contre Malte du 29 octobre 2005 à Malte, gagné par les Allemands 43-0. Maillot de l'équipe d'Allemagne, n°12. 19 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 110 Maillot de l'équipe d'Andorre, n°7, porté par Peter Ambor contre la Lettonie le 24 novembre 2007. Maillot de l'équipe d'Andorre, n°15, porté dans les années 1990. 20 Maillot commémoratif de l'équipe d'Angleterre vainqueur de la coupe du monde 2003, maillot 1200 signé par 29 joueurs et le coach. (Martin Johnson, Ben Cohen, Mike Tindal, Paul Grayson, Kyran Bracken, Jason Lenord, Neil Back, Simon Shaw, Lewis Moody, Ben Kay, Jason Robinson, Mike Catt, Richard Hill, Josh Lewsey, Trevor Woodman, Joe Worsley, Matt Dawson, Dan Luger, Lawrence Dallaglio, Julian Whiter, Tom Woodman, Will Greenwood, Mark Regan, Dan Grewcock, Iain Balshaw, Martin Corry, Steve Thompson, Phil Vickery and Sir Clive Woodward) 21 Mailllot de l'équipe d'Angleterre, vainqueur de la coupe du monde 2003. 1000 (Signé par 17 joueurs dont : Martin Johnson, Ben Cohen, Mike Tindal, Paul Grayson, Kyran Bracken, Jason Lenord, Neil Back, Simon Shaw, Lewis Moody, Ben Kay, Jason Robinson, Mike Catt, Richard Hill, Josh Lewsey, Trevor Woodman, Joe Worsley, Matt Dawson, Dan Luger, Lawrence Dallaglio, Julian Whiter, Tom Woodman, Will Greenwood, Mark Regan, Dan Grewcock, Iain Balshaw, Martin Corry, Steve Thompson, Phil Vickery) 22 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 120 Maillot d'entraînement de l'équipe d'Angleterre. Maillot de l'équipe d'Angleterre, n°3, porté par un joueur lors d'un match international. 23 Jason LEONARD (119 sélections) 320 Maillot de l'équipe des Harlequins, n°1. 24 Maillot de l'équipe des Saracens Angleterre signé par toute l'équipe dont Sella (année 1996- 190 1998) 25 Maillot de l'équipe des Waps signé par toute l'équipe dont Dallaglio (fin des années 1990 - 250 début des années 2000). 26 Peter John DIXON (25 sélections) 380 Maillot de l'équipe d'Angleterre, n°7, porté lors du match France-Angleterre du 2 mars 1974, 12-12. 27 Maillot de l'équipe des Barbarians, (année 2000) 500 (Signé par Johna Lomu, Martin Johnson, Scott quinnell, Daffyd James, Kevin Maggs, Robert Howley, Rupert Moon, Andrew Skeggs, Simon Easterby, Mike Catt, Jason Leonard, Dwayne Peel, Michael Owen, Phil Davies, Sean Fitzpatrick) 28 Paul STEINMETZ Maillot de l'équipe d'Ulster, n°13, porté et signé par 21 joueurs de l'équipe sur le devant du maillot et la signature de Steinmetz sur le numéro 13. 29 Ensemble de 2 maillots : Maillot de la sélection d'Ulster, n°1. Maillot de la sélection du Yorkshire, n°17. 30 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 200 Maillot de l'équipe des London Irish, n°3, porté par Michael Collins. Maillot de l'équipe des Leister Tigers, n°4, porté par Martin Johnson. 31 Olly BARKLEY (23 sélections) 200 Page 2 de 34 SVV Résultat de la vente du 12/09/2019 Maillot de l'équipe d'Angleterre, n°21, porté lors du tournoi des Six Nations 2004 et signé. 32 Jason ROBINSON (51 sélections) 450 Maillot de l'équipe d'Angleterre, n°15, porté lors du match du tournoi des Six Nations et signé. Jason Robinson a gagné la coupe du monde 2003. 33 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 120 Maillot de l'équipe de Coventry, n°7. Maillot de la sélection de Warwick, n°13. 34 Ensemble de 3 maillots : 180 Maillot de l'équipe de l'université de Cambridge, n°16 (années 1980). Maillot de l'équipe universitaire de Coventry, n°6. Maillot de l'équipe d'Angleterre des Rugby Schools, n°1. 35 Ensemble de 2 maillots : 140 Maillot de l'équipe de Wigan signé de quatre internationaux de Grande-Bretagne, Sean Ogoughin, Brian Carvey, Steven Wild et Terry Newton. Maillot de l'équipe de Rotherham, n°2, porté par Terence Ashley Garnett lors de la demi-finale de la coupe d'Angleterre, victoire contre Birmingham 57-10. 36 Maillot ancien de l'équipe du Lancarshire, n°21. 140 37 Maillot de l'équipe des Falcons de Newcastle signé par toute l'équipe y compris Wilkinson 120 (années 1990) 38 Raphaël IBANEZ (98 sélections) 260 Maillot de l'équipe des Saracens, n°2, porté lors de l'European Challenge Cup contre Rome le 14 décembre 2003, victoire 82-5. 39 Martin JOHNSON (92 sélections, 39 capitaniats) 160 Maillot de l'équipe des Tigres de Leicester, n°4, porté lors d'un match de championnat. (Capitaine de l'équipe d'Angleterre et vainqueur de la coupe du monde 2003). (années 1990) 40 Ensemble de 3 maillots : 160 Maillot de l'équipe de Bath, n°45. Maillot de l'équipe de Shoguns de Bristol, n°11. Maillot de l'équipe des Falcons de Newcastle, n°11. 41 Ensemble de 3 maillots : 100 Maillot de l'équipe du R.F.C. Hawick, n°15. Maillot de l'équipe des Tykes de Leeds, n°10. Maillot de l'équipe de Northampton, n°14.
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    FAF DE KLERK: ‘I WANT TO MAKE THE MOST OF EVERY OPPORTUNITY’ JULY 2020 2020 JULY ISSUE 272 ISSUE FOLLOW US ON TWITTER AND INSTAGRAM @SARUGBYMAG @SARUGBYMAG INSTAGRAM AND TWITTER ON US FOLLOW OX NCHE BIG PLAYER BIGGER IMPACT! MARCELL COETZEE RESURGENT STAR EYES NEXT SPRINGBOK DREAM Pollard on the path to greatness UNSTOPPABLE MAKAZOLE JULY 2020 ISSUE 272 MAPIMPI R31.90 ( incl VAT) Other countries R27.74 (excl TAX) HOW HE BECAME BOKS’ LETHAL WEAPON Cover Final.indd 1 2020/06/04 1:02 PM Vascamen.indd 1 2020/06/03 11:33 ISSUE 272 Contents UNSTOPPABLE HANDRE POLLARD HAS PROGRESSED AS A PLAYER AND LEADER 18 BY JON CARDINELLI GOLDEN AFTERGLOW After an unforgettable World Cup, Faf 24 de Klerk is setting his sights on new goals BY CRAIG LEWIS LETHAL WEAPON SA Rugby magazine investigates what 28 makes Makazole Mapimpi so special BY SIMNIKIWE XABANISA ENDING THE DEBATE Stormers star Damian Willemse 32 is poised to be backed at flyhalf BY JON CARDINELLI WAITING GAME SA rugby looks to find a way back 38 from unprecedented challenges BY CRAIG LEWIS ON YOUR MARX A new role with the Boks and a challenging stint in 42 Japan has pushed Malcolm Marx in a new direction BRENDAN MORAN/GETTY IMAGES/GALLO IMAGES IMAGES/GALLO MORAN/GETTY BRENDAN BY JON CARDINELLI Contents_July272.indd 3 2020/06/04 08:36 NO HALF MEASURES The rugby community stepped up to aid 46 a host of worthy causes in a time of crisis BY CLINTON VAN DER BERG LION-HEARTED SPRINGBOK Marcell Coetzee hopes to tackle the British 50 & Irish Lions with the Springboks in 2021 BY CRAIG LEWIS IMPACT
  • The British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia 2013

    The British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia 2013

    The British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia 2013 Sponsorship Evaluation Overview 2 CONTENTS Why The British & Irish Lions? 2 – 3 Relationship Development 4 – 7 Employee Engagement 8 – 9 Brand and Corporate Reputation 10 – 13 Brand Exposure 14 – 17 Spectator Engagement 18 – 19 RBWM Sales 20 Activation Maps 21 – 23 32 WHY LIONS? The British & Irish Lions represent the pinnacle of northern hemisphere rugby and is a unique sponsorship in international sport. It represents a once in a lifetime experience for players and fans. Following a successful sponsorship of The Tour in 2009, HSBC became the first ever sponsor to renew its association with The Lions for the 2013 Tour to Hong Kong and Australia. We know that rugby in general appeals to our target audience and the 2013 Tour enabled us to engage with our customers and employees in our key markets of the UK, Ireland, Hong Kong (where the team were playing for the first time ever) and Australia. HSBC Middle East were also actively involved in the sponsorship as an extension of their existing rugby programme. As Principal Partner, HSBC was able to reward and benefit customers and staff, as well as general fans, during an 18 month programme of activity in what became the most integrated sponsorship programme The sponsorship campaign was the bank has ever undertaken. underpinned with the positioning ‘Legendary Journeys’ which captures Specific objectives were set by HSBC for the unique nature and experience of the sponsorship: The Lions for players and fans alike. • Build stronger relationships with our core Through our activation programme, target customers.