Her former colleagues are probably protecting themselves a bit by not saying anything publicly after watching Neroli get the boot.
Did she price herself out of a job, not many vacancies, lots of wouldbes'.
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Her former colleagues are probably protecting themselves a bit by not saying anything publicly after watching Neroli get the boot.
Did she price herself out of a job, not many vacancies, lots of wouldbes'.
I'm inclined to agree with the poster who quoted a post of mine suggesting NM didn't accept the terms of a revised contract which might have played a part in Fox's reason to part ways with her. I think that might be on the mark. Speaking of 'On The Mark', not sure that show will be much chop without Neroli.
Her axing can't be down to her ability. There are plenty of people Fox would have been wise to part with to cut costs instead of Neroli. Brett Finch (Fox League), Archie Thompson (Fox Football/Soccer), Cameron Mooney, Bob Murphy, Leigh Montagna, Ben Dixon, Dwayne Russell and Jon Ralph all come to mind. I'm sure there are more than just the group I mentioned.
The first of those 3 butcher the English language, the next three add little, Dwayne gets paid ( rather handsomely I assume) to be rubbish and somebody within Fox could do what Jon Ralph does. They could have parted with the 8 I mentioned and saved some money in the process.
I saw a story, admittedly from an unreliable source, claiming that she wasn't well liked hence she got the axe. It's not the first time I've seen that point made. From what I saw on TV, i perceived her to be a nice, pleasant, bubbly person who'd be fun to be around. Maybe what I (and maybe others) saw on TV wouldn't be a case of what you'd get if you worked with her.
Trying to save a sinking ship, otherwise known as hosting the footy show didn't sound like a great idea at the time and might been a nail or two in her coffin at Fox. They could easily have said no and not budged on that though so they must have been happy to let her host the show in the end.
Rightly or wrongly, sacking a female sports journalist was never going to go down well so sacking one of your better ones isn't a great idea unless it is simply unavoidable. Patrick Delaney defended Fox's record in giving female sports journalists a chance but much of the condemnation I saw come the way of Fox was down to a damn good journo getting the axe.
I'll remember her time at Fox first and foremost by the wonderful work she did covering the deaths of Phil Hughes, Drew Morhpett and Danny Frawley. She's damn good at her job and whoever she works for next will be pretty fortunate. Outside of one or two things, I'm a fan of Neroli hence why I may come across as biased but overall I'm disappointed she got the axe.
A source has told the dailymail that she wasn't well liked and people were sick of her antics. I'd take that with a pinch of salt and wait to see if a more reputable outlet reveals anything similar.
Can Neroli write, or edit or produce? I don’t know of her calling any sports. In an era when having several strings to your bow is a huge advantage and media companies are cutting costs, then you need to have adaptable or complementary skills.
Being a likeable and capable on-air talent isn’t necessarily everything. Those people are replaceable, so if they can’t be of value in other production areas, then they are always at risk of redundancy.
Are you able to elaborate on what you’ve heard about why people didn’t like her?
ACCORDING to instagram she was in croatia just before her departure
I saw a story, admittedly from an unreliable source, claiming that she wasn't well liked hence she got the axe. It's not the first time I've seen that point made. From what I saw on TV, i perceived her to be a nice, pleasant, bubbly person who'd be fun to be around. Maybe what I (and maybe others) saw on TV wouldn't be a case of what you'd get if you worked with her.
I'm inclined to agree with the poster who quoted a post of mine suggesting NM didn't accept the terms of a revised contract which might have played a part in Fox's reason to part ways with her. I think that might be on the mark. Speaking of 'On The Mark', not sure that show will be much chop without Neroli.
Her axing can't be down to her ability. There are plenty of people Fox would have been wise to part with to cut costs instead of Neroli. Brett Finch (Fox League), Archie Thompson (Fox Football/Soccer), Cameron Mooney, Bob Murphy, Leigh Montagna, Ben Dixon, Dwayne Russell and Jon Ralph all come to mind. I'm sure there are more than just the group I mentioned.
The first of those 3 butcher the English language, the next three add little, Dwayne gets paid ( rather handsomely I assume) to be rubbish and somebody within Fox could do what Jon Ralph does. They could have parted with the 8 I mentioned and saved some money in the process.
I saw a story, admittedly from an unreliable source, claiming that she wasn't well liked hence she got the axe. It's not the first time I've seen that point made. From what I saw on TV, i perceived her to be a nice, pleasant, bubbly person who'd be fun to be around. Maybe what I (and maybe others) saw on TV wouldn't be a case of what you'd get if you worked with her.
Trying to save a sinking ship, otherwise known as hosting the footy show didn't sound like a great idea at the time and might been a nail or two in her coffin at Fox. They could easily have said no and not budged on that though so they must have been happy to let her host the show in the end.
Rightly or wrongly, sacking a female sports journalist was never going to go down well so sacking one of your better ones isn't a great idea unless it is simply unavoidable. Patrick Delaney defended Fox's record in giving female sports journalists a chance but much of the condemnation I saw come the way of Fox was down to a damn good journo getting the axe.
I'll remember her time at Fox first and foremost by the wonderful work she did covering the deaths of Phil Hughes, Drew Morhpett and Danny Frawley. She's damn good at her job and whoever she works for next will be pretty fortunate. Outside of one or two things, I'm a fan of Neroli hence why I may come across as biased but overall I'm disappointed she got the axe.
A lot of people posting that don’t know the full story. Fair enough.
Let’s just say her onscreen/online persona is NOTHING like what happens behind the scenes.
Go on.....A lot of people posting that don’t know the full story. Fair enough.
Let’s just say her onscreen/online persona is NOTHING like what happens behind the scenes.
Go on.....
Or PM me at least
A lot of people posting that don’t know the full story. Fair enough.
Let’s just say her onscreen/online persona is NOTHING like what happens behind the scenes.
Can Neroli write, or edit or produce? I don’t know of her calling any sports. In an era when having several strings to your bow is a huge advantage and media companies are cutting costs, then you need to have adaptable or complementary skills.
AFL draft misses nezza
I thought the same thing last night. Sarah Olle looked out of her depth and Kath Loughlan was not much better.
No, I miss Neroli.AFL draft misses nezza