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Posted

Yes....suddenly Schwab changes mind....all a bit of a coincidence all this.. . That rat smell just wont go away.

I'd rather a crafty Fox than a "what am I thinking today " Schwab!!

Posted

i want fox!

Only cause if we get Shwab i know what others will say about the romantic reunion at deeland.

Come on Jimmy just hire FOX

Why bother with this long and probably expensive process again when everyone knows its out of fox or shwab.

FOX FOX FOX GET FOX FOXY

Posted

For Fox sake...get on with it !! ;)

Posted

I want Fox too. I wanted him the first time. The club's got a rare opportunity at a second bite at the cherry. I really hope they take it this time.

Posted

They won't, I see this being the old boys club and I think that will be a bad move for the club, i hope Jimmy picks the best (fox), not the friend (schwab)


Posted

If Schwab wants it, it's hard to see how he won't get it.

IMO Fox is better suited for the job.

Lets hope it's not mates-rates hour at the MFC.

Posted
I could have sworn I read reports last week that Cameron Schwab had ruled himself out for the new CEO job

You're not wrong - he did.

Hopefully we get the best man for the job. I'll feel slightly sorry for Schwab if he gets it, because even if he's the best candidate, some will feel it's not a position given on merit.

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If Schwab wants it, it's hard to see how he won't get it.

IMO Fox is better suited for the job.

Lets hope it's not mates-rates hour at the MFC.

l reckon Fox will get it just to prove that its not a boys club

Posted

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sport/afl...8-19742,00.html

I heard an interview on SEN on Saturday where Schwab was under a lot of pressure from Robbo and co to confirm whether he would be putting in for the job.

He said his position is unchanged.

He is not quoted in the article, and all the recruiting guy is saying is that he is ‘available’ in that he is no longer working for an AFL club.

Unlike the Herald-Sun to take licence!

I am not convinced he will put himself up for the role. Afterall, there will be no shortage of jobs in the AFL. My sense is that he will end up at AFL house.

By the way, the only time we have looked like being any good in the past decades is when Schwab had an involvement.

Firstly when he was recruiting manager in the 80’s, and then when he was CEO in the late 90’s.

Posted
Get fox, stuart. then get his dad? Lindsay your following another :mellow: .

That was average. ;)

Get Stuart Fox.

He's very cunning...... :huh:

Posted

Like everyone else on this thread I have no clue as to who's the best candidate, but either way I suspect we'll get a quality appointment.

Posted

I just want the best person for the job. I heard Schwab speak on the weekend, he is a smart man. So is Stuart Fox obviously. When Schwab was with us what 10 years ago we seemed to be doing ok. Just get it right jimmy. Don't play favorites thinhk Hard headed Business. Stynes Has said He wants Melbourne to be "hated" again by opposition Supporters, Well first off, Go hard at getting the Best People.

There would be a lot of people out there relishing a Huge Challenge to get this club Firing again.

Posted
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sport/afl...8-19742,00.html

I heard an interview on SEN on Saturday where Schwab was under a lot of pressure from Robbo and co to confirm whether he would be putting in for the job.

He said his position is unchanged.

He is not quoted in the article, and all the recruiting guy is saying is that he is ‘available’ in that he is no longer working for an AFL club.

Unlike the Herald-Sun to take licence!

I am not convinced he will put himself up for the role. Afterall, there will be no shortage of jobs in the AFL. My sense is that he will end up at AFL house.

By the way, the only time we have looked like being any good in the past decades is when Schwab had an involvement.

Firstly when he was recruiting manager in the 80’s, and then when he was CEO in the late 90’s.

Would not be surprised if this just a matter of going through the motions by the board and Fox would be appointed to the position in the next couple of weeks, I also hope they do pick Fox because he has worked with the best in Cook and has seen how he helped reduced their debt I think was around 6mil at the time to what they are now, also I do think the AFL would not mind it as well, even though it annoys me to say it, but we do need their help at the moment.


Posted

How about an option for "I don't know their credentials well enough as i'm an outside supporter who doesn't know exactly what the club needs or wants, but will trust in the board's decision".

There could also be a second, but instead of trusting the board, it could read, "but i will make up my own mind and be critical of the board regardless."

This would show which fans don't know what's going on, from those that actually have a clue

Posted
How about an option for "I don't know their credentials well enough as i'm an outside supporter who doesn't know exactly what the club needs or wants, but will trust in the board's decision".

There could also be a second, but instead of trusting the board, it could read, "but i will make up my own mind and be critical of the board regardless."

This would show which fans don't know what's going on, from those that actually have a clue

this is basically "the i dont have a clue thread" but from our outsider point of you...who do u want to be ceo?

just getting an idea of what people want?

most people will agree with you that we dont have an idea but they would still probably have a preference

Posted

interesting the common worry it seems of melbourne making a "boys club"

fox is the man at the moment on this thread

Posted
interesting the common worry it seems of melbourne making a "boys club"

fox is the man at the moment on this thread

Fox would have valuable experience having worked with the best in Cook.

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