Official Cronulla Sharks Board + Management
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Sharky Pete
Great White
The sooner that red faced gnome Buzz ****s off to Lappland to his other gig as Santa Claus' elf the better.
Six Again
Grey Nurse
Nicest thing that's been said about Buzz for a long time.
Art Vandelay
Tiger Shark
yeah actual questions should be asked.
id like to know the process as to the calculated "she will be right" gamble re the roof that has delayed everything
id like to know the process as to the calculated "she will be right" gamble re the roof that has delayed everything
HaroldBishop
Megalodon
100%, should always be the case for any board.
SF
Mako Shark
Reminder the AGM is tomorrow 6:30pm at Kareela:
If anyone hasn't been before, they are very relaxed, down the bottom of the club (in the function room area).
There are two meetings - the Leagues Club meeting (the longer one, which covers mostly everything), and the Football Club meeting (normally very brief as it covers most of the same ground as the Leagues Club meeting), with a 10 minute or so break between the two.
You just need to be a leagues club member.... as in the member's card you get at the front desk of Sharks@Kareela for like $25 for 3 years or whatever it is (so not the Sharks season membership, but the leagues club). That allows you to vote on motions in the Leagues Club meeting, where all the main business is done. The football club membership is more complicated, you need to pay for voting rights each year, but you can still stay in the football club meeting even without it.
Generally there is a presentation by Dino, where he also answers any of the pre-submitted questions. Then there are various motions to vote on (normally fairly technical), and then general business, which is generally a mixture of useful questions and cringe questions (e.g. "will Talakai play in the second row this week").
You can be as quiet or as active as you want. There's no need to talk or do anything other than raise your voting card. If you want to be more active, you can ask questions in general business, or chat to some of the board before/after/between the meetings. Normally they have the bar open with a complimentary beer or two.
All members are very welcome, even if just to sit there and listen. Often it barely meets the quorum (minimum number of members). I encourage more to go, we are lucky to have a member-owned/democratic club, and the more people who are aware and interested in the process, the better. Particularly younger members.
One note: there's always some information that's intended for the meeting, rather than the whole world... so use your discretion before posting all the information.
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If anyone hasn't been before, they are very relaxed, down the bottom of the club (in the function room area).
There are two meetings - the Leagues Club meeting (the longer one, which covers mostly everything), and the Football Club meeting (normally very brief as it covers most of the same ground as the Leagues Club meeting), with a 10 minute or so break between the two.
You just need to be a leagues club member.... as in the member's card you get at the front desk of Sharks@Kareela for like $25 for 3 years or whatever it is (so not the Sharks season membership, but the leagues club). That allows you to vote on motions in the Leagues Club meeting, where all the main business is done. The football club membership is more complicated, you need to pay for voting rights each year, but you can still stay in the football club meeting even without it.
Generally there is a presentation by Dino, where he also answers any of the pre-submitted questions. Then there are various motions to vote on (normally fairly technical), and then general business, which is generally a mixture of useful questions and cringe questions (e.g. "will Talakai play in the second row this week").
You can be as quiet or as active as you want. There's no need to talk or do anything other than raise your voting card. If you want to be more active, you can ask questions in general business, or chat to some of the board before/after/between the meetings. Normally they have the bar open with a complimentary beer or two.
All members are very welcome, even if just to sit there and listen. Often it barely meets the quorum (minimum number of members). I encourage more to go, we are lucky to have a member-owned/democratic club, and the more people who are aware and interested in the process, the better. Particularly younger members.
One note: there's always some information that's intended for the meeting, rather than the whole world... so use your discretion before posting all the information.
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Six Again
Grey Nurse
Western Sharkie
Jaws
Years ag
Years ago we had a leagues club……
SF
Mako Shark
It still actually does include a Complimentary Leagues Club Membership (https://www.sharks.com.au/membership/benefits/core-member-benefits/), but I imagine you would need to still register it at the leagues club in person.
Don't think I'm going to get there tonight due to sickness, but hopefully someone can take a few notes!
Western Sharkie
Jaws
HaroldBishop
Megalodon
My guess,
"Thanks SF for your question. Current status is that the roof replacement has unfortunately taken longer than expected and we are working with the developer and builder to start soon.
Hopefully the fit out of the club will commence by the end of the year so more than likely we be opened sometime before the end of the 2025 footy season"
Western Sharkie
Jaws
Follow up question if I may Dino
Is there a discount/ rebate/ allowances applied to memberships given No leagues club?
I appreciate our members' devoted support and patience whilst we work on completing a world class club for our members and their guests.
We invite and welcome our members to our Sharks at Kareela Club in the interim where your membership can be used for food and beverage discounts, weekly member draws and other fantastic features.
SF
Mako Shark
Based on previous meetings, I don't think there are plans for any big spending. Possibly some improvements to changerooms for NRLW, and minor items like that. But anything big they need to wait for government funding or NRL buyout or something like that.
With the Leagues club, every time we have one of these meetings, the open date goes back. Wouldn't be surprised if the new date is "start of the 2025 season". But you look at North Cronulla Surf Club redevelopment which is completely stopped, it could be worse I guess.
Western Sharkie
Jaws
What's going on in the shire? Every development or site that we supply to in the Shire is on hold, about to go on hold, just come off hold and now about to go back on hold.
I mean it's like that all round, but the Shire is batting above average.
I mean it's like that all round, but the Shire is batting above average.