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[The Silverdale Phantom]

Mary to blame "climate change" next season when we end up wooden spooners.

kh@rnt.

 

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“ Rookies again for 2020” was a very ill conceived comment and destroyed peoples hopes.

It meant that a number of painful years and sacrifice stood for nothing.

He’d be better off not sharing his views with people.

Not that people are listening anymore.

Nothing can save him, he’s had his run now ffs Sgi sack him.

I expect 25% of the takings my friend and not a penny less !

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

After years of unmitigated success as a coach, It occurred to me that Mary could turn his hand to virtually anything.

#1 transport magnate.



#2 Private building certifier licenced by the NSW government:



#3 Captain McGregor try’s his hand at being a pilot



Mary can do absolutely anything he sets his mind to.

I’m pretty sure that he might go on to be Secretary General of the United Nations one day.

It’s ok, he will still be coaching the side full time from New York.

 

[Old Kogarah Boy 1]

NRL.com reports the Broncos included a performance-based termination clause into Anthony Seibold’s contract with an agreed pay-out.

If the Broncos decided to axe Seibold the club would not have to pay the remainder of his deal, instead a minimum of 12 months salary.
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Take note, Brian Johnston, the supposed experienced CEO in dealing with everything, Dragons.

KPI have been standard issue for all high paying salaries for the past 20 years!

Why, when everyone knew that McGregor was failing, year after year, wasn't a performance clause put into McGregors contract?

Johnston is equally out of place in his position, as McGregor is in his.

SACK McGregor!
SACK Johnston!

 

[Objective View]

NRL.com reports the Broncos included a performance-based termination clause into Anthony Seibold’s contract with an agreed pay-out.

If the Broncos decided to axe Seibold the club would not have to pay the remainder of his deal, instead a minimum of 12 months salary.
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Take note, Brian Johnston, the supposed experienced CEO in dealing with everything, Dragons.

KPI have been standard issue for all high paying salaries for the past 20 years!

Why, when everyone knew that McGregor was failing, year after year, wasn't a performance clause put into McGregors contract?

Johnston is equally out of place in his position, as McGregor is in his.

SACK McGregor!
SACK Johnston!

I bet all the top flight coaches have performance clauses in their contracts, except our Mary.

Straight Shooter

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

NRL.com reports the Broncos included a performance-based termination clause into Anthony Seibold’s contract with an agreed pay-out.

If the Broncos decided to axe Seibold the club would not have to pay the remainder of his deal, instead a minimum of 12 months salary.
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Take note, Brian Johnston, the supposed experienced CEO in dealing with everything, Dragons.

KPI have been standard issue for all high paying salaries for the past 20 years!

Why, when everyone knew that McGregor was failing, year after year, wasn't a performance clause put into McGregors contract?

Johnston is equally out of place in his position, as McGregor is in his.

SACK McGregor!
SACK Johnston!

Brian Johnston lives in a nice house in Sydney’s Uber expensive Eastern Suburbs and was given the ceo job without even asking for it.

No doubt he’s on massive coin as he was when he worked for those upstanding and ethical insurance companies.

Australian insurance companies are legalised thieves of the highest order. Wait until you need to make a claim.

He arrived at the job due to mateship and that’s pretty much the only reason why he survives the gross mismanagement of his tenure to date.

The retention of Mary, the anger of fans and members, the querying by sponsors, players wanting out, the intolerance of constructive criticism and the under-performance of elite players speaks to these evident shortcomings.

Johnston is as much part of the problem as Mary and the board.

He’s taken a good club and he’s in the process of destroying it.

As the rest of the league, we chuckle now when sgi is mentioned. What’s the next dumb thing the club is doing. People are rolling their eyes at the mere mention of Mary. Everyone thinks it’s an old mates club on its way out. It’s a bit tough on you blokes.

Kpi for Johnston is 16th. He’s totally incompetent. I wouldn’t pay him to do the bins. He’d eff those up too.

You need to pinch a proper ceo. Someone who can spell their name would help.

 

[getsmarty]

DRAGONS


2010 Grand Final | Dragons v Roosters

Author
Dragons.com.au dragons.com.au
Timestamp
Tue 1 Oct 2019, 10:50 AM

With NRL grand final week upon us, we are proud to remember the achievements of the St George Illawarra Dragons. This week we’ll be looking back at some of the greatest grand final triumphs of the mighty Red V.

Up first is our most recent victory, when the Dragons blew the Sydney Roosters off the park in one of the most clinical grand final displays.

Below is the full match replay of the 2010 NRL grand final victory over the Sydney Roosters at ANZ Stadium.

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St George Illawarra Dragons

1. Darius Boyd, 2. Brett Morris, 3. Mark Gasnier, 4. Matt Cooper, 5. Jason Nightingale, 6. Jamie Soward, 7. Ben Hornby , 8. Neville Costigan, 9. Dean Young, 10. Michael Weyman, 11. Beau Scott, 12. Ben Creagh, 13. Jeremy Smith, 14. Nathan Fien, 15. Trent Merrin, 16. Matt Prior, 17. Jarrod Saffy. Coach Wayne Bennett.

Sydney Roosters

1. Anthony Minichiello, 2. Joey Leilua, 3. Kane Linnett, 4. Shaun Kenny-Dowall, 5. Sam Perrett, 6. Todd Carney, 7. Mitchell Pearce, 8. Jason Ryles, 9. Jake Friend, 20. Lopini Paea, 11. Nate Myles, 12. Mitchell Aubusson, 13. Braith Anasta , 10. Frank-Paul Nu’uausala, 14. Martin Kennedy, 15. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, 16. Daniel Conn. Coach Brian Smith.

St George Illawarra Dragons 32 (Jason Nightingale (2), Nathan Fien, Mark Gasnier, Dean Young tries; Jamie Soward 6/7 goals) d Sydney Roosters 8 (Braith Anasta, Mitchell Aubusson tries; Todd Carney 0/2 goals). ANZ Stadium (82,334 spectators), 3rd October 2010.


https://www.dragons.com.au/news/2019/10/01/2010-grand-final--dragons-v-roosters/

 

[getsmarty]

 

[Dennis Papaioannou]

NRL.com reports the Broncos included a performance-based termination clause into Anthony Seibold’s contract with an agreed pay-out.

If the Broncos decided to axe Seibold the club would not have to pay the remainder of his deal, instead a minimum of 12 months salary.
-----------------------------------------------------


Take note, Brian Johnston, the supposed experienced CEO in dealing with everything, Dragons.

KPI have been standard issue for all high paying salaries for the past 20 years!

Why, when everyone knew that McGregor was failing, year after year, wasn't a performance clause put into McGregors contract?

Johnston is equally out of place in his position, as McGregor is in his.

SACK McGregor!
SACK Johnston!

Exactly right OKB
All the talk about not having the money to pay McGregor out is BS.
There is a big difference between not having the money and not wanting to part with it.
Imagine that Gould is now recommending 2 new crutches for McGregor.
Flannagan, who is already signed AND Tim Sheens as Director of Football.
Put the cost of those 2 together and it contradicts the "no money" red herring that the club spins.
I also find it hard to believe that McGregor's extension doesn't have a performance clause similar to Siebold's.
I suspect that they had contractual provision to sack him but decided not to.
The Board just doesn't want to be shown up and proven wrong about McGregor.
That little ego trip has already lasted 5 years and now looks like 6 or 7 years.
Johnston has been an unmitigated disaster as a CEO.
He should resign for his part in the McGregor extension.

 

[denis preston]

Exactly right OKB
All the talk about not having the money to pay McGregor out is BS.
There is a big difference between not having the money and not wanting to part with it.
Imagine that Gould is now recommending 2 new crutches for McGregor.
Flannagan, who is already signed AND Tim Sheens as Director of Football.
Put the cost of those 2 together and it contradicts the "no money" red herring that the club spins.
I also find it hard to believe that McGregor's extension doesn't have a performance clause similar to Siebold's.
I suspect that they had contractual provision to sack him but decided not to.
The Board just doesn't want to be shown up and proven wrong about McGregor.
That little ego trip has already lasted 5 years and now looks like 6 or 7 years.
Johnston has been an unmitigated disaster as a CEO.
He should resign for his part in the McGregor extension.

How do you know that his NEW contract hasn't a performance clause ? All along i have suspected that the club was never going to sack him now and have to wait for next season in his new contract to start before they can flick him based on performance. What his performance should be is open to conjecture but all this to save 600-to 800k looks a bit amateurish and the board has to own up to their mistake instead of just patching up the issue with assistants.

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

DRAGONS


2010 Grand Final | Dragons v Roosters

Author
Dragons.com.au dragons.com.au
Timestamp
Tue 1 Oct 2019, 10:50 AM

With NRL grand final week upon us, we are proud to remember the achievements of the St George Illawarra Dragons. This week we’ll be looking back at some of the greatest grand final triumphs of the mighty Red V.

Up first is our most recent victory, when the Dragons blew the Sydney Roosters off the park in one of the most clinical grand final displays.

Below is the full match replay of the 2010 NRL grand final victory over the Sydney Roosters at ANZ Stadium.

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St George Illawarra Dragons

1. Darius Boyd, 2. Brett Morris, 3. Mark Gasnier, 4. Matt Cooper, 5. Jason Nightingale, 6. Jamie Soward, 7. Ben Hornby , 8. Neville Costigan, 9. Dean Young, 10. Michael Weyman, 11. Beau Scott, 12. Ben Creagh, 13. Jeremy Smith, 14. Nathan Fien, 15. Trent Merrin, 16. Matt Prior, 17. Jarrod Saffy. Coach Wayne Bennett.

Sydney Roosters

1. Anthony Minichiello, 2. Joey Leilua, 3. Kane Linnett, 4. Shaun Kenny-Dowall, 5. Sam Perrett, 6. Todd Carney, 7. Mitchell Pearce, 8. Jason Ryles, 9. Jake Friend, 20. Lopini Paea, 11. Nate Myles, 12. Mitchell Aubusson, 13. Braith Anasta , 10. Frank-Paul Nu’uausala, 14. Martin Kennedy, 15. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, 16. Daniel Conn. Coach Brian Smith.

St George Illawarra Dragons 32 (Jason Nightingale (2), Nathan Fien, Mark Gasnier, Dean Young tries; Jamie Soward 6/7 goals) d Sydney Roosters 8 (Braith Anasta, Mitchell Aubusson tries; Todd Carney 0/2 goals). ANZ Stadium (82,334 spectators), 3rd October 2010.


https://www.dragons.com.au/news/2019/10/01/2010-grand-final--dragons-v-roosters/

Another example of the stupidity of the club public relations machine, led by Johnston.

Do they really think people are encouraged and made happy by memories of glory?

All people do when they read this propaganda stuff is become regretful and annoyed at how far the club has fallen.

How good things used to be without Mary, this First World War board and field commander BJ.

In fact, it’s further insult and a slap in the head to you blokes to make you yearn for yesteryear and ignore the present and unfolding future crisis.

 

[Gomarchin]

Was Brian Johnston the CEO in 1998 who was part of the merger with Illawarra?

If so, it looks like he's back and trying to finish off the club for good.

 

[Old Kogarah Boy 1]

How do you know that his NEW contract hasn't a performance clause ? All along i have suspected that the club was never going to sack him now and have to wait for next season in his new contract to start before they can flick him based on performance. What his performance should be is open to conjecture but all this to save 600-to 800k looks a bit amateurish and the board has to own up to their mistake instead of just patching up the issue with assistants.

More importantly, why wasn't his last / current contracts have KPi clauses built into them?
Surely he would of been sacked by now if they did?

He has completely failed and brought about new unwanted records that the club, in 100 years, hasn't achieved.

What more / less, does he have to do to get sacked?

In any business, any employment contract over 100K has them.
Why didn't McGregors?

We can only hope BJ is given a pair of balls for Xmas that he can utilise early next season.

 

[Como Connection]

How do you know that his NEW contract hasn't a performance clause ? All along i have suspected that the club was never going to sack him now and have to wait for next season in his new contract to start before they can flick him based on performance. What his performance should be is open to conjecture but all this to save 600-to 800k looks a bit amateurish and the board has to own up to their mistake instead of just patching up the issue with assistants.

I was told McGregor has to win 8 of the first 10 games next season or his contract is gone.
No idea now reliable this information is but there you go.
CC

 

[Warabrook saint]

We all know he's achieved that before, we also know what comes after that. They're bigger fools than they're given credit for if that info is correct

 

[Dennis Papaioannou]

How do you know that his NEW contract hasn't a performance clause ? All along i have suspected that the club was never going to sack him now and have to wait for next season in his new contract to start before they can flick him based on performance. What his performance should be is open to conjecture but all this to save 600-to 800k looks a bit amateurish and the board has to own up to their mistake instead of just patching up the issue with assistants.

False economy for sure. Just look at the plummeting crowd figures.
I can only speculate about the terms of McGregor's contract but I would be surprised if there was no performance based clauses.

 

[Willow]

I was told McGregor has to win 8 of the first 10 games next season or his contract is gone.
No idea now reliable this information is but there you go.
CC

And then get a contract extension mid-season, followed by losing the next 8 out of 10... hey... I recognise that tree. Are we going around in circles?

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

I was told McGregor has to win 8 of the first 10 games next season or his contract is gone.
No idea now reliable this information is but there you go.
CC

I heard something similar on mmm about a month ago, but it was wasn’t 8 out of 10, it was a review after 8 games with the emphasis on how the side was playing, no kpi about wins.

But if Flanagan is being recruited up, that’s a good start for the club to ease into any immediate and sudden de-Maryfication process.

It will be horrific for Mary having Flanagan breathing down his neck 24/7, quietly hoping and praying that Mary does not find any success.

So too a few players may also be looking for a fresh face. Especially the ones who spoke for Mary and he delivered 15th spot so eloquently.

Even if Mary starts winning, a lot of the success will be credited to Flanagan as everybody secretly knows Mary can’t quite manage to win on his own convincingly or consistently.

And the club can’t keep the fans more placated than installing a recent premiership winning coach.

Mary should see the enemy not just outside of the gates, but inside the war room. He should find the ethics, dignity and grace to surrender peacefully.

To at least be able to say sometime in the future, that he could have achieved something if he hadn’t decided to leave. Keep the decision with him.

I wonder why he prefers the disgrace and humiliation of being sacked?!

He has to live with that sadness forever, it’s not good for his friends etc. He should think of them.

They can’t be enjoying his failures if they care.

In the future grandpa Mary either decided to leave and move on to better things or he was sacked because he was an abject failure. Don’t let history judge you so harshly Paul. There is no miracle on the horizon.

And because we all care for Mary, he should go gracefully with his reputation not entirely destroyed ( which is what he strangely seeks). It’s for his own good really, putting him above any other concern.

Plus sgi fans like the idea of stomping on the sharks wherever possible.

Stealing their premiership winning coach is another tick for the fans and members of sgi. A small but happily held middle finger!

Judgment day is coming for you Mary, but you can save yourself if you act now.

 

[Como Connection]

I heard something similar on mmm about a month ago, but it was wasn’t 8 out of 10, it was a review after 8 games with the emphasis on how the side was playing, no kpi about wins.

But if Flanagan is being recruited up, that’s a good start for the club to ease into any immediate and sudden de-Maryfication process.

It will be horrific for Mary having Flanagan breathing down his neck 24/7, quietly hoping and praying that Mary does not find any success.

So too a few players may also be looking for a fresh face. Especially the ones who spoke for Mary and he delivered 15th spot so eloquently.

Even if Mary starts winning, a lot of the success will be credited to Flanagan as everybody secretly knows Mary can’t quite manage to win on his own convincingly or consistently.

And the club can’t keep the fans more placated than installing a recent premiership winning coach.

Mary should see the enemy not just outside of the gates, but inside the war room. He should find the ethics, dignity and grace to surrender peacefully.

To at least be able to say sometime in the future, that he could have achieved something if he hadn’t decided to leave. Keep the decision with him.

I wonder why he prefers the disgrace and humiliation of being sacked?!

He has to live with that sadness forever, it’s not good for his friends etc. He should think of them.

They can’t be enjoying his failures if they care.

In the future grandpa Mary either decided to leave and move on to better things or he was sacked because he was an abject failure. Don’t let history judge you so harshly Paul. There is no miracle on the horizon.

And because we all care for Mary, he should go gracefully with his reputation not entirely destroyed ( which is what he strangely seeks). It’s for his own good really, putting him above any other concern.

Plus sgi fans like the idea of stomping on the sharks wherever possible.

Stealing their premiership winning coach is another tick for the fans and members of sgi. A small but happily held middle finger!

Judgment day is coming for you Mary, but you can save yourself if you act now.

Very well stated.
CC

 

[Dennis Papaioannou]

I was told McGregor has to win 8 of the first 10 games next season or his contract is gone.
No idea now reliable this information is but there you go.
CC

He won't get near that target - hope it's true.