Official Cronulla Sharks Board + Management
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According to the notice in the Leagues Club foyer, Keogh is yet to establish his eligibility to run for Chairman.
snowman
Total gronk
couldnt care to be honest. the whole thing is agenda driven no matter what side of the coin you look at
i for one, dont give a rat's ass
im just passing on what i got told
i for one, dont give a rat's ass
im just passing on what i got told
snowman
Total gronk
no offense directed at you either fitz, this whole thing is just **** in the scheme of things
Fitz - you say his eligibility is yet to be established.
I'm genuinely ignorant about how this process works... Is this something that is likely or even possible to be changed at this point? Or is it locked in place?
I'm genuinely ignorant about how this process works... Is this something that is likely or even possible to be changed at this point? Or is it locked in place?
Couldn't agree more... had all of this ASADA stuff not blown up, I seriously doubt that we would be having any of this discussion at all.
The timing of this Board election couldn't be worse.
The General Manager of the Leagues Club, Jeff Morris is the Returning Officer. A part of his role is to ensure that every nomination is compliant with the Club's constitution.
The fact that Keogh is still listed as "TBC" would indicate to me that the Club records do not indicate that he is a Football Club Member with voting rights.
I'd imagine the onus would now be on Keogh to provide proof of his eligibility.
snowman
Total gronk
you created a monstor fitz.
well played by them though
well played by them though
Frenzy
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Paul McCarthy.
Conspicuous lack of specific information on his profile. No pic.
^ Bit vague
There was a Paul McCarthy who played lower grades for the Sharks in the 80s. He was De La Salle born and bred.
Anyone know if this is the same bloke?
Conspicuous lack of specific information on his profile. No pic.
^ Bit vague
There was a Paul McCarthy who played lower grades for the Sharks in the 80s. He was De La Salle born and bred.
Anyone know if this is the same bloke?
snowman
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he is certain he can mate, have spoken to him on numerous occasions at basketball
Frenzy
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I seem to recall the present board, what's left of them, all had impressive CVs as well though.
We should be careful not to get caught up in this "successful businessmen" hype.
I understand that information is sparse and for many of us all we have to go on is the written word of a CV but take it from someone who has done a lot of major recruitment work that many, many CVs may as well be written on Sorbent.
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Agree
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**** the impressiveness of their cv's, give me results.
What have they done? What major achievements can they quantify in recent years?
For example: Craig Douglas is the financial toiler who turned around our finances over the past 4 years, including an 18-month period where he met WEEKLY with senior bank execs to keep them from foreclosing on our loan.
THAT is impressive.
When I start reading some verifiable examples of similar deeds by other candidates I may be impressed.
What have they done? What major achievements can they quantify in recent years?
For example: Craig Douglas is the financial toiler who turned around our finances over the past 4 years, including an 18-month period where he met WEEKLY with senior bank execs to keep them from foreclosing on our loan.
THAT is impressive.
When I start reading some verifiable examples of similar deeds by other candidates I may be impressed.
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We need new faces to guide this club forward.
The more I think about it, the more DI cannot be involved. His slip of the tongue would be like Tim Cook saying "Samsung make better products than us".
We can't afford another Chairman who is not tried and tested in the business world. The passionate supporter experiment failed.
The more I think about it, the more DI cannot be involved. His slip of the tongue would be like Tim Cook saying "Samsung make better products than us".
We can't afford another Chairman who is not tried and tested in the business world. The passionate supporter experiment failed.
WillyInBris
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no actully that post is a Fail!
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So the property development is a failure?
That'll do me.
The one area - the LONE area - Irvine's board had minimal involvement in was footy operations, because they trusted a group of appropriately qualified and supposedly trustworthy senior staffers.
Every aspect of our club where Irvine, Douglas and their board colleagues were heavily involved has been positive overall.
It's been said to death, but without those two 'experimental passionate supporters' you would not have a club right now. That's an undeniable fact, yet you're writing them off as a failure.
That'll do me.
The one area - the LONE area - Irvine's board had minimal involvement in was footy operations, because they trusted a group of appropriately qualified and supposedly trustworthy senior staffers.
Every aspect of our club where Irvine, Douglas and their board colleagues were heavily involved has been positive overall.
It's been said to death, but without those two 'experimental passionate supporters' you would not have a club right now. That's an undeniable fact, yet you're writing them off as a failure.