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Schwab re-signs for three years

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good.

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    So..........how many obscenities do I use to describe this?

    Edited by DEELIRIOUS

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    The only thought I had was that I bet we didnt consider interviewing anyone else.

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    "“In his time at the Club since 2008, Cameron has been at the forefront of a significant growth period, taking operating revenue from $26 million to $38 million. The Club has recorded three consecutive profits during this time, as well eradicating a debt of $5 million and establishing a net asset position of $6 million."

    2008 the team finished last (16th)

    2009 the team finished last (16th)

    2010 the team finished 12th

    2011 the team finished 13th

    2012 the team finished 16th

    Imagine how much money he'd rake in if we could win games of footy..?

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    but can he hold down a KPF role?

    I bet he sung in a choir and needs a good pre season in the gym. And to think we could have had Jack Darling

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    I know CEOs take longer than ruckmen to develop but when is he going to put on some weight. Talk about skinny project sign-ons!

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    Activate online carnage!

    Surely there's a quick link to online carnage on this site by now.

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    Well done CS. Awesome news.

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    He must have met the Key Selection Criteria, and ticked the right boxes vis-a-vis the Melbourne Football Club and Bentleigh Club managerial architecture.

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    Does the board lack spine? Or has Schwab really become that good since 186?

    And is it possible to delegate sponsorship duties to someone else?

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    Keenly awaiting ADC's response.

    I'm not, so I'll ignore it!

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