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<blockquote data-quote="TRF_stormer2010" data-source="post: 464790" data-attributes="member: 39190">Yes, Cheeky Watson (die einste).If the Kings coming into the S15 is a given then there is only 3 options I can see;1 A very unfortunate and unfair dropping of either the Cheetahs (smallest union finance and fanbase wise; Bloem is not a big city) or the Lions (mainly because they have been the worst in recetn years and the Bulls are VERY close ITO geography- that way the 5 teams would be about as far seperated as possible) - join the Lion/Bulls, Lions/Ceetahs or Cheetahs/Kings? not a long term option though and not sure it should even be considered (remember the Cats?)2 change the conferene system (which sucks IMO in any case and only benefits Aus)&nbsp; 3 Expand to a Super 18 ASAP and get 1 Argentine team (Pampas and a team based in Beunos Aires) into each of the NZ and Aus conferences to equal it up at 6 teams per conference.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TRF_stormer2010, post: 464790, member: 39190"] Yes, Cheeky Watson (die einste). If the Kings coming into the S15 is a given then there is only 3 options I can see; 1 A very unfortunate and unfair dropping of either the Cheetahs (smallest union finance and fanbase wise; Bloem is not a big city) or the Lions (mainly because they have been the worst in recetn years and the Bulls are VERY close ITO geography- that way the 5 teams would be about as far seperated as possible) - join the Lion/Bulls, Lions/Ceetahs or Cheetahs/Kings? not a long term option though and not sure it should even be considered (remember the Cats?) 2 change the conferene system (which sucks IMO in any case and only benefits Aus) 3 Expand to a Super 18 ASAP and get 1 Argentine team (Pampas and a team based in Beunos Aires) into each of the NZ and Aus conferences to equal it up at 6 teams per conference. [/QUOTE]

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