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Sad to say it, but I think we are gonski, thank goodness I never got that tattoo
I sense a great disturbance in the force...
Sad to say it, but I think we are gonski, thank goodness I never got that tattoo
Well, you should of. You're a smart man reef, no matter what we argue about but this was forseable. All of it.
I have told a few people in PMs this week that Fisk was next and I don't care if they come forward now and confirm
There's a cancer in the club and it's not redback
Maybe just maybe its possible he just left because (a) he's got a better offer somewhere else, (b) he feels that he's achieved what he set out to do when he took the job (c) wants to do something different?
People change jobs for plenty of reasons that are not in the least bit sinister.
Maybe just maybe its possible he just left because (a) he's got a better offer somewhere else, (b) he feels that he's achieved what he set out to do when he took the job (c) wants to do something different?
People change jobs for plenty of reasons that are not in the least bit sinister.
You are 100% correct, but it's not who you think it is.
The ship is sinking...I wonder if Irvine will make an appearance in the press now? I certainly hope so cause I want to know what the f**k is going on...
Also...my mail on Ricky is along these lines, Brown was offered the coaching job, Brown calls Ricky, being the good mates they are, and says "I just got offered your job, what's going on?", Ricky goes to the board and says "Hows are things going? Anything to tell me?", the board says "No, everything's fine", Ricky quits.
This is very easy to explain.
Richard Fisk is not a Sharks man, he is a Ricky Stuart man.
Does everyone remember how the position for CEO either wasn't advertised and/or the appointment was made very quickly??
Questions were asked about the due process and selection criteria.
Ricky wanted Fisk and got him the job.
It is natural that when Stuart resigned, Fisk would follow.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,27190764-5018866,00.htmlCronulla CEO Robert Fisk to quit embattled NRL club next month
May 28, 2010 Cronulla have announced their second big-name departure this week with chief executive Richard Fisk to quit the NRL club next month.
Hot on the heels of coach Ricky Stuart's announcement that he would leave the Sharks at the end of the season, his good friend Fisk revealed he would not renew his contract which expires on June 21.
Fisk arrived at the club following the controversial resignation of former boss Tony Zappia midway through last year.
"Richard's contract expires on June 21st and he has indicated that he does not wish to renew his contract," Sharks chairman Damien Irvine said in a statement issued by the club.
"Richard came to the club in 2009 to create stability and to pilot the football club through a very difficult period.
"He leaves having prepared our talented young team for the next phase of our re-build."
The club said a replacement would be made in due course.
I have told a few people in PMs this week that Fisk was next and I don't care if they come forward now and confirm
There's a cancer in the club and it's not redback