The buck doesnt stop with him, thats my whole point. He runs the club as a business day to day. An incident like this though and how it could affect the club financially and commercially would have to go to the board of directors because they have shareholders to answer to. Its not like its some bloke cleaning at the training ground. Its one of our high profile, star players who we have a lot of money invested in. If they think they can still get value out of Ezra and he can make the club money, they wont sack him.