Wouldn't mind this, I've liked his work at the ACA.The prodigal son returns?
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Wouldn't mind this, I've liked his work at the ACA.The prodigal son returns?
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I thought Tom Gillies
What have you heard? ACA seemed to be rapt with the angle on the player payments.Do not want. Have heard some really poor things out of ACA. If looking at Player Associations, Prendergast is the guy...
wtf noHe's back...
But he doesn't have money anymore, so keep an eye on the coffers.
Would be a very good getThe prodigal son returns?
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Would be a very good get
Tbh even in AFL Live 2004 he seemed a bit thickJust as an aside having watched him play he's the last bloke who you would expect to have any intelligence.
Unless he was playing on Richo. Seemed to come good for tigers gamesJust as an aside having watched him play he's the last bloke who you would expect to have any intelligence.
Doesn’t look like a CEO. This is doomed.The prodigal son returns?
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What have you heard? ACA seemed to be rapt with the angle on the player payments.
Melbourne have appointed former Collingwood chief executive Gary Pert as their new CEO.
He was endorsed by the Demons board on Wednesday after being described as the standout candidate from a short-list of five. Pert, who comes with the blessing of the AFL, will replace Peter Jackson, who is contracted until the end of October.
Jackson was approached by the AFL in April 2013 to take over at Melbourne, who were in crisis. In Jackson’s first full year, the Demons finished $285,000 in the black, then made $562,000 the following year before recording a positive result of $720,000 in 2016.
Last year Melbourne’s profit soared to $1.36 million and a similar result is expected this year.
Pert vacated his role at Collingwood last July after 10 years. Under his leadership, membership at the Magpies almost doubled, while commercial growth blossomed.
The Demons considered Pert the perfect fit for a club on the rise, as well as his expertise in new facilities as Melbourne is set to announce plans for a new training and administration base away from their current set-up at the MCG and adjacent AAMI Park.
Pert, 53 and a former Fitzroy and Collingwood All-Australian defender, was responsible for a number of achievements during his decade in charge at Collingwood, including posting operating profits every year under his watch.
If he is ours now, i will embrace him. But i will always remember Jako kicking a bag on himGreg Denham reporting that he's been replaced.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sp...e/news-story/68649ee439ab0d2089c14a54d5aa3b7e
Phwoar. Pert is a great CEO who was blamed for Bucks being trash.Greg Denham reporting that he's been replaced.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sp...e/news-story/68649ee439ab0d2089c14a54d5aa3b7e
Collingwood fans blame him for Bucks being trash. Never mind their coach, recruitment or continued blame of football managers...Collingwood fans don't rate him highly at all according to the thread on their board. Will back PJ in, but was hoping for a safe pair of hands.
This is an absolutly terrific appointment. Was always kind of jealous of his passion at Collingwood, meanwhile we had turbulence and infighting year after year. He takes over from PJ with our membership at record highs(yet still well down on where it could be), a team on the cusp of finals, financially dependent and a stable back room. At 53, he could potentially be our CEO for a decade, and if he is, I can absolutely foresee success on and off the field for this club the likes of which we have only dreamt of.
Oh and dont take too much to heart what Collingwood supporters say about his failings, we are quick to forget essendon supporters said similar about Jackson.