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Rate Cameron Schwab

rate Schwab as MFC CEO 260 members have voted

  1. 1. What sort of CEO do you consider Cam Schwab ?

    • Very Good
      45
    • Good
      61
    • Adequate
      48
    • Poor
      38
    • Incompetent
      18
  2. 2. Should Cam Schwab remain as CEO ?

    • yes
      107
    • no
      102
  3. 3. Do you hold Cam Schwab responsible in any way for the current AFL investigation in alledged Tanking ?

    • Yes
      97
    • No
      65
    • He's irrelevant to this event
      47
  4. 4. Do you think Cam Schwab ought to resign ?

    • Yes
      88
    • No
      121
  5. 5. Have you ever met Cam Schwab ?

    • Yes
      72
    • No
      137

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I look at the club today and see an AFL club with a hefty surplus of assets over liabilities, making healthy strides in many directions with half of the list from the disastrous 2011 list turned over. I see us as being on the cusp of a new era - no guarantees of premierships but far better placed than we were 18 months ago and definitely so compared with the day when Jim Stynes walked in to the club in 2008 and started making the changes that have ultimately made us a different organization than the one that all and sundry defined us as irrelevant. Schwab might not have done things to win a popularity poll with everybody but that's not what it's all about. To the extent that he's been fundamental to the process of change that we're now witnessing, I regard him as something of a hero.

Malcontents like Hazy can lather away with his Caro-like accusations against Schwab and the Board but we're not listening any more.

 

I don't know if this has come up in various inter-mod meetings or the annual Mod Box Social but this guy is an anti-Schwab troll.

Just because his crazy is coated in eloquence, it is still troll behaviour.

He has no desire to join this community - only enrage it with constant references to nefarious things he never expands on and never moves on from.

A troll is a troll.

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