Place is already burning and people want to more fuel ?
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Place is already burning and people want to more fuel ?
It's kind of weird.
"We're not fit enough, our recruiting is bad"....fitness and recruiters go...."OMG, club is falling apart, bad kulcha....."
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Speaking of media, anyone notice this on the weekend?
Posters whining about who has to go because they don’t enjoy a brief time at the bottom had better not be the ones who used to say we were mired in mediocrity and needed to go harder for greater success. If you wanted radical surgery, this is what post-op feels like, and you have to accept that both the treatment and recovery time are uncertain but having gone for the surgery you have to wait and see the outcome. The pain was inevitable.
Place is already burning and people want to more fuel ?
If we're going down the sack Amarfios path, we probably need to extend the torch to the board.I think that there is more to it than just the on field stuff.
We appear to be incredibly reactive to every thing.
We are in a cycle of being continually flogged on field and then torn apart in the media through the week.
It took 2 people leaving and 1 quitting and throwing a tanty to get Amarfio to front the media and it only happened after Brady had been sold into trouble in that situation.
In another thread I called for #bringbackEuge. Because we are in a fight right now against everyone, we know there big sharks in these waters. I want a bloke that would bleed for us not a bloke who is has to have elements of dispassionate to be able to be a head kicker.
Just on him bring a head kicker, if we are wanting to build and open culture based on trust and open and direct feedback, a head kicker is absolutely incongruent with that.
That lack of consistency is the problem.
We are saying one thing and then seeing another. It’s happening on field and then off it.
On field we’re being told we are incrementally improving and that just does not stack up or pass the pub test.
Off field we’re being told we’re one big happy family and then we have a bloke (who we hunted in as was a north fan) leaving and setting the media on us on the way out. We apparently wanted to keep this person.
There are other examples but this reactive contradictions create confusion. It also creates questions and assumptions because no one is clear what is going on. That leads to this scattergun approach of sack them all and let god sort them out.
I am not close enough to tell you if Ben needs to go or not. I have feelpinions on who I’d like to see there based on history.
But on a high level from the outside we smell on field and off it right now.
Indeed, the CEO answers to the board. So if he goes, so do they!If we're going down the sack Amarfios path, we probably need to extend the torch to the board.
All moves would be signed off there.
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Correct but who stands up and takes over.If we're going down the sack Amarfios path, we probably need to extend the torch to the board.
All moves would be signed off there.
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Why? Sonja wasn’t even on the board when he was hired.If we're going down the sack Amarfios path, we probably need to extend the torch to the board.
All moves would be signed off there.
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If we're going down the sack Amarfios path, we probably need to extend the torch to the board.
All moves would be signed off there.
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Why? Sonja wasn’t even on the board when he was hired.
The board is made up of more than Hood.Why? Sonja wasn’t even on the board when he was hired.
I wasn't suggesting he is destroying the club.The board is made up of more than Hood.
If Amarfio is destroying the club, it's on the board to remove him. If they see fit not to, then either he's not destroying the club or the board are incompetent.
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Thats the one.Amarfio was signed on in 2020.
Then covid hit and we went to the hub. During 2020 we signed new sponsors and improved our financial position and (I presume) the board decided the football department and the side itself needed a ground up rebuild. So 18 months into that the CEO has to go because the rebuild is hard to cope with?
JHFC.
I don't enjoy his lack of visibility until the s**t is flying about the place. I'd have liked him to front up before Brady went under the bus as there were issues there that fell under his and McPherson's roles. Amarfio, as the boss, should have been onto that immediately.I wasn't suggesting he is destroying the club.
I was suggesting that there is contradiction between words and actions which creates concern and where there is a lack of information assumption fills the void.
This post is contradictory to your previous post.The board is made up of more than Hood.
If Amarfio is destroying the club, it's on the board to remove him. If they see fit not to, then either he's not destroying the club or the board are incompetent.
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In what way?This post is contradictory to your previous post.
Aylett also told the players on no uncertain terms that Barassi was the coach and that wouldn't be changing.Interesting thread this one and as we all know perception plays a huge part in any organisations standings. So on that front as the CEO he is failing and badly.
I listened to his interview and it didn't instill me with confidence. Now I also know Mark Brayshaw went for the job, but I'd suggest we went with Ben because of his business acumen. That makes sense from a financial POV.
A quick look at his LinkedIn gives evidence to my views. Now that's all good and hard to argue with. Although I am unsure of what initiatives he has bought to the table?
The debt reduction was well under way before his arrival. Nothing new there. The Club as others have stated is being smashed from pillar to post in the media. And I feel he isn't leading from the front on many matters.
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So by happenstance yesterday evening as I lay on the couch and decided to log into Ms Sharon's Stan account. I stumbled across a doco called " Barassi" and wow freakin awesome.
T'was about North from early 72 through to the premierships of the 70's. They came off a single victory season in 72 and well the rest is history. But by gosh we had filled the place with smart, clever innovators and just as important they were well respected football people. Yes you can be a wheeler and dealer and also have played footy at the highest level.
I think we haven't enough football people in the important roles of administration. We had Luff, we have Ben & Sonya who please do not go near the Sonya is female angle because I actually don't give a s**t and nothing to do with my point. And James B who I also didn't particularly rate.
In 75 we were 0-4 and the great man Dr Aylett sat Ronald Dale Barassi down for a chat. And I know Aylett cops s**t on here for something's, he put up his own home against a loan to entice the 3 over from other clubs during the ten year rule. Alyett was a head of his time or saw where the game was heading and/or needed to go.
We had Roos for a bit and at the time I liked it due to his standing in football circles, no one really questioned us. He's as good as gone and bang, thump and crash. Boots and all, if it was a prize fight the ref would have called it over.
So have we the non football people capable of fixing this mess?
I don't think so personally.
Bring out your dead.....I wonder we need to have a consolidated "There Will Be Blood" thread for all the heads that require guillotining over the next few months. Might be easier to track all the victims / those that had it coming in one place.
I wonder we need to have a consolidated "There Will Be Blood" thread for all the heads that require guillotining over the next few months. Might be easier to track all the victims / those that had it coming in one place.