One wouldn't envisage it to be long term.
Bentley has as much football knowledge as he does club knowledge
Beat me to it....;-)
One wouldn't envisage it to be long term.
Bentley has as much football knowledge as he does club knowledge
did they try to find out?
I wouldn't know but then either would you.
Suity
why do you think i'm asking?
dope
did they try to find out?
huh
if Mayer applied for the job you'd know what he's done in the past which was pretty impressive
i'd like to know if he applied or was asked to
huh
if Mayer applied for the job you'd know what he's done in the past which was pretty impressive
i'd like to know if he applied or was asked to
if Mayer applied for the job you'd know what he's done in the past which was pretty impressive
i'm not from Sydney
:lol: Good on ya Suity... way to again show you have no clue! Playing a person instead of the issue, and calling out a person that hasn't even posted in this thread. I think that's usually called "trolling"?BTW, Hey Bart, here is a fresh lot of the us vs them mob, but in this case, they are the them's.
Are you going to jump on and bag the them's as well?
not respecting people's right to voice opinions (about an issue)
But instigating negativity toward other posters for having different opinions
http://www.streetcorner.com.au/news/showPost.cfm?bid=23301&mycomm=WCLeagues Club CEO takes hold of another set of reins at Parramatta Eels Football Club
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by StreetCorner
03/02/2012
In the same week as debate hots up about whether politicians should be able to hold concurrent roles in Local and State Government, the Parramatta Eels have announced the appointment of Bob Bentley, CEO of the Parramatta Leagues Club as the new CEO of the Parramatta Eels Football Club. The previous Parramatta Eels Football Club CEO, Paul Osbourne resigned last year following controversy over loans made by the Club Chairman to Osborne and the resignation of Glenn Duncan, who was unsatisfied at the way investigations into other financial conduct by Osbourne was handled by the Club.
In today's announcement Bob Bentley is described as 'Group Chief Executive' of the separate entities.
Paul Bentley had already been acting in the position as CEO of the Football Club since the resignation of Osbourne but will now permanantly wear 'two hats'.
The Leagues Club and the Football Club are intrinsically linked so it makes sense, with the right support structure in place, for us to have a CEO who can implement the Boards strategic direction in both areas. Weve been more than happy with Bobs performance to date and we are satisfied he is the right choice to take us forward," said Parramatta Eels Chairman Roy Spagnolo.
Do you think it's a good idea to have the same CEO for the Football Club as the Leagues Club? Is there a potential for conflicts in any area?