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Cameron Schwab

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Did he make any comments after the Tanking Investigation ? he probably should, after all he was rewarded with a 3yr contract during that debacle, if hes good enough to get a 3yr extension surely hes good enough to be our spokesman during and after that disaster.

Being "good enough" is irrelevant. Was it his place?

The president made a statement.

Do you need to CEO to do the same thing?

Why?

Isn't this just another pointless and weak excuse for criticism?

 
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The losses will mount up and the punters will vote with their feet. It's the only thing these men will understand.

The wolves are already at the door.

Change or die.

Being "good enough" is irrelevant. Was it his place?

The president made a statement.

Do you need to CEO to do the same thing?

Why?

Isn't this just another pointless and weak excuse for criticism?

You have a like for soccer players and managers dont you? CS is a sitting duck, the supporters are sick of him and the media are starting to circle, you know what happens when the media start circling coaches that dont perform, you can fist thump the table all you like, CS will be gone by the end of the season.

 

Rubbish.

You're making things up to back up a flimsy ill-considered argument.

...sorry, it looks like you do have trouble with reading.

101 losses 32 wins since '06.

Just in case you'd all forgotten.

Ah Rangey nice to see you back.......Cam Schwab played in all the losses as well tsk tsk


You have a like for soccer players and managers dont you? CS is a sitting duck, the supporters are sick of him and the media are starting to circle, you know what happens when the media start circling coaches that dont perform, you can fist thump the table all you like, CS will be gone by the end of the season.

How many supporters are sick of him do you have a number, let's think RR 1, you 2 WYL 3, P-Man 4....Frankie 5, so that leaves 29455 to account for, and you still haven't produced the source for your Hankook conspiracy theory. Put up or shut up

Media starting to circle, oh no, look out Cam a Current Affair is heading to your office now with a camera cunningly concealed in a replica of a Premiership Cup .........

...sorry, it looks like you do have trouble with reading.

Not at all.

You just won't elaborate on your comment of him being on "restricted of limited duties."

It's a fabrication.

And you won't provide any evidence to that effect because there is none.

You're talking s&@t.

You have a like for soccer players and managers dont you? CS is a sitting duck, the supporters are sick of him and the media are starting to circle, you know what happens when the media start circling coaches that dont perform, you can fist thump the table all you like, CS will be gone by the end of the season.

Right, so simpletons that know no better think Schwab is all to blame.

The media love to hang someone - anyone - out to dry, then pick apart the carcass.

In fact, they sense a weakness in our many weak-minded supporters, and they pounce.

You can make grand statements, but it doesn't make you right, nor intelligent.

I understand people power can force change, but that doesn't mean the people aren't incredibly stupid sheep.

 

Right, so simpletons that know no better think Schwab is all to blame.

The media love to hang someone - anyone - out to dry, then pick apart the carcass.

In fact, they sense a weakness in our many weak-minded supporters, and they pounce.

You can make grand statements, but it doesn't make you right, nor intelligent.

I understand people power can force change, but that doesn't mean the people aren't incredibly stupid sheep.

No, he's not all to blame but he must carry a good portion of it being the head of the organisation.

Not at all.

You just won't elaborate on your comment of him being on "restricted of limited duties."

It's a fabrication.

And you won't provide any evidence to that effect because there is none.

You're talking s&@t.

It is explained simply in the sentence explaining his limited duties.

You have a like for soccer players and managers dont you? CS is a sitting duck, the supporters are sick of him and the media are starting to circle, you know what happens when the media start circling coaches that dont perform, you can fist thump the table all you like, CS will be gone by the end of the season.

If he does go....he will receive a pay out that the club cannot afford.....We will be without a CEO for some considerable whilst we find a suitable replacement.....You either want him to publically talk about the footy side of things..or you don't Which is it....? This club is out of debt now....It has never been out of debt since I can remember(I'm nearly 60)....But you go ahead join a revolution and burn down the place....It might make you feel better.....

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I understand people power can force change, but that doesn't mean the people aren't incredibly stupid sheep.

Funny. Despots throughout history have said pretty much the same thing.

Right, so simpletons that know no better think Schwab is all to blame.

The media love to hang someone - anyone - out to dry, then pick apart the carcass.

In fact, they sense a weakness in our many weak-minded supporters, and they pounce.

You can make grand statements, but it doesn't make you right, nor intelligent.

I understand people power can force change, but that doesn't mean the people aren't incredibly stupid sheep.

Yes those incredibly stupid Soviet, Libyan and South African sheep have a lot to answer for resorting to people power.

Funny. Despots throughout history have said pretty much the same thing.

Yes those incredibly stupid Soviet, Libyan and South African sheep have a lot to answer for resorting to people power.

So you are going to tell me that the majority of Soviet, Libyan and Sth African people are now a lot better of.......

Corruption, crime rates..................Melbourne Football Club the small West African country of the AFL

Careful children....you are now entering the Twilight Zone...doo do doo do..........hahaha

It is explained simply in the sentence explaining his limited duties.

Please. Do me a favour and be specific. Refresh my memory.


Please. Do me a favour and be specific. Refresh my memory.

Read.

Where?

The sentence before the one you highlighted Brendon.

"Rise up in the cafeteria and stab them with your plastic forks"

"You can take our wives but you can never take our freedom"

"Sincerely yours the Breakfast Club"

...as I said before we were rudely interrupted . We have a CEO who has been told to stay out of the FD by the board and now is not allowed or able or is in hiding from the media. He's on light or restricted duties, hope is being paid accordingly.

Is the bolder sentence the one you refer to, as "evidence" that Schwab is "on light or restricted duties" (you'd think if it were so clear-cut, there wouldn't be an "or" in there)..?


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The sentence before the one you highlighted Brendon.

Not far off I reckon. Who other than family could be that irrational.

Not far off I reckon. Who other than family could be that irrational.

The point is rational and logical discussion, but you constantly deviate from that or completely ignore questions that will out you.

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The point is rational and logical discussion, but you constantly deviate from that or completely ignore questions that will out you.

Mmkay Brendan.

Keep posting your waffle. It keeps the thread at the top of the forum. The more people read it the merrier.

Played on a break.

 

...as I said before we were rudely interrupted . We have a CEO who has been told to stay out of the FD by the board and now is not allowed or able or is in hiding from the media. He's on light or restricted duties, hope is being paid accordingly.

Ok, since you won't address the above fabrication, I will.

...as I said before we were rudely interrupted . We have a CEO who has been told to stay out of the FD by the board...

Schwab was given feedback that as part of his role as CEO, he was involving himself with the operations of the football department too much, to the point of interfering. This has been scaled back considerably to concentrate on the roles within his job description.

...and now is not allowed or able or is in hiding from the media.

Or simply hasn't given a quote to the media, since it is not his responsibility nor is it necessary.

The coach can sufficiently deal with a single disappointing loss, and the president has given a statement also.

Maybe you'd like a quote from the boot-studder?

Besides, if he did give comment, I'd wager London to a brick, you'd find another feeble way to criticise Schwab.

He's on light or restricted duties, hope is being paid accordingly.

What restriction has been made to his duties? That he's been told to concentrate on his own role and not interfere with others?

That's your interpretation of it??

"Restricted" would imply he is doing less than he should. You think he should be interfering?

"Light" would imply that Schwab is doing less than the workload of someone in his position - what evidence do you have of this?

All this shows, is that Schwab was actually taking on more responsibility in an attempt to affect change, but in a misguided manner.

After seeking feedback, he has corrected his behaviour.

Sorry rjay, but you're well out of your depth on this one.

If he does go....he will receive a pay out that the club cannot afford.....We will be without a CEO for some considerable whilst we find a suitable replacement.....You either want him to publically talk about the footy side of things..or you don't Which is it....? This club is out of debt now....It has never been out of debt since I can remember(I'm nearly 60)....But you go ahead join a revolution and burn down the place....It might make you feel better.....

The clubs out of debt due to supporters, if hes allowed to finish his current contract that means hes been there 8 seasons, a club is judged on wins and final performances,not some peasant designing blazers and red and blue prints and China Experiments, its all pie in the sky with this guy, its amazing that there are 60 yr olds out there willing to swallow that garbage.


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