James2
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Earlier this year, Eddie McGuire was one of the leaders in a campaign aimed at downgrading Ron Evans's role as Chairman of the AFL Commission.
The basis for this, was that Ron Evans had a conflict of interest- which he did and still does.
People who supported Evans, asserted that McGuire, himself, had a conflict of interest regarding a company he has shares in, designing the Collingwood website. Eddie protested his innocence, informing the public that he stood aside, while the negotiations were taking place.
You may wonder where this is going to..
I quote from the front-page story in the Herald-Sun regarding the TV-Rights War:
"Newman's colleague MCGUIRE IS A KEY PLAYER IN THE RIGHTS NEGOTIATIONS, which also involve corporate giants Telstra and News Ltd..."
Quite obviously he (McGuire) was going to have a conflict of interest over the TV rights issue. Yet he has "allowed" himself to become a key player in the negotiations.
This may seem a futile question, but why is he doing exactly what he crucified Evans for earlier this year????
If Eddie Inc were a public company, I've no doubt that channel nine being awarded the rights to broadcast the AFL, would set of a red light in the offices of the ASIC.
The basis for this, was that Ron Evans had a conflict of interest- which he did and still does.
People who supported Evans, asserted that McGuire, himself, had a conflict of interest regarding a company he has shares in, designing the Collingwood website. Eddie protested his innocence, informing the public that he stood aside, while the negotiations were taking place.
You may wonder where this is going to..
I quote from the front-page story in the Herald-Sun regarding the TV-Rights War:
"Newman's colleague MCGUIRE IS A KEY PLAYER IN THE RIGHTS NEGOTIATIONS, which also involve corporate giants Telstra and News Ltd..."
Quite obviously he (McGuire) was going to have a conflict of interest over the TV rights issue. Yet he has "allowed" himself to become a key player in the negotiations.
This may seem a futile question, but why is he doing exactly what he crucified Evans for earlier this year????
If Eddie Inc were a public company, I've no doubt that channel nine being awarded the rights to broadcast the AFL, would set of a red light in the offices of the ASIC.