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Memo Peter Jackson - Do something about this list

Soidee
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he simply must apply for extra draft assistance.

...and I'm sure he is.

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    I agree with the original post - it is really, really important that our CEO, as head of corporate decision-making, involve himself more in the football-specific decision-making at the club.

    Because it has worked out so well in the recent past.

    Sigh.

    Point taken about PJ getting involved with footy dept, however the head of FD actually reports to PJ!

    So if anyone here thinks PJ is not taking an interest in improving our dud list, you are all kidding yourselves. It might not be him directly , but he is the CEO and his eye will be firmly on getting members to sign up and attend games. It is all all interconnected

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    Whoever made this thread is an idiot.. The last CEO that made list management calls went real well didnt he??

    Seriously, have a think before posting drunk..

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    Point taken about PJ getting involved with footy dept, however the head of FD actually reports to PJ!

    So you are suggesting that Jackson says to Mahoney, "Josh, make sure we improve the list".

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    So you are suggesting that Jackson says to Mahoney, "Josh, make sure we improve the list".

    and josh says "sure pj, good idea, i hadn't thought of that"

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    Whoever made this thread is an [censored].. The last CEO that made list management calls went real well didnt he??

    Seriously, have a think before posting drunk..

    Seriously you do not have a mortgage on opinion goose!

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    Seriously you do not have a mortgage on opinion goose!

    You did kinda leave yourself open in calling for the CEO to improve the list.

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    Seriously you do not have a mortgage on opinion goose!

    What the hell are you talking about?

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    I'd offer a really good contract to Dangerfield or Boak to come home to Melbourne, talking 6 years, over a mil a year and offer pick4 and Toumpas as the trade, both free agents at the end of next year, if the club thinks they might leave they just might consider it, and the players are Victorian, an offer like that to come home is always worth looking at

    Boak? lol leave a club that's on the up, a club captain and just signed a 5 year deal.

    Not a chance in hel the guys bleeds power.

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    Seriously you do not have a mortgage on opinion goose!

    No, but I have a mortgage on an opinion goose.

    I don't know what's worse; the repayments or the fact that he has to tell me what he thinks about EVERYTHING...

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    Seriously you do not have a mortgage on opinion goose!

    Out of the 2 of you, he might have one on common sense, however...

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    You did kinda leave yourself open in calling for the CEO to improve the list.

    Absolutely the CEO has a role. He is running the busness and that business is winning games of football. Where he differs from our last CEO is he will let the experts worry about the detail but he will definately but all over the big picture. His decisions will impact on whether we can afford to payout contracts, he will be the one to make any case for priority pick, he will have a say in what we can afford in terms of offers to any free agents and players wanting a trade. He will consider the impact of list decisions on the bottom line and ability to sell the club.

    Its not one or the other but the ability of a bunch of people to work together and make to right decisions for the club going forward.

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