Wizrat
U18 Player
- Oct 14, 2019
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Opinions are like arseholes, everyone has one, personally I think Whitey is doing a great job!!!
Opinions are like arseholes, everyone has one, personally I think Whitey is doing a great job!!!
Which part?Opinions are like arseholes, everyone has one, personally I think Whitey is doing a great job!!!
Are you Gus G in disguise lol, the club is a huge machine with that many moving parts and hats off to Whitey for trying to keep them all oiled!!Which part?
Selecting a long term coach? Looks to be 0/3 on that front.
On field success? Nought.
Financial success? Maybe. One could argue it should be stronger.
He's a good bloke, a meh business manager and a terrible football manager. Time to move on.
He's a 'meh business manager' who presided over our greatest period of financial success and growth during his tenure. There is literally no commercial benchmark you could compare him to within the game that comes close. Pick on the Coaching appointments all you like (by the way, the Coach is chosen by a panel, not Paul White) but when you're looking to deride our commercial results under him then you're just making a fool of yourself.Which part?
Selecting a long term coach? Looks to be 0/3 on that front.
On field success? Nought.
Financial success? Maybe. One could argue it should be stronger.
He's a good bloke, a meh business manager and a terrible football manager. Time to move on.
From the outside looking in, it seemed to me that Karl Morris was heavily involved. But accepting what you say, were there things going on in the background that justified the decision?Paul White was instrumental in what happened to Wayne, you can take that as fact
There were things going on in the foreground, like the team becoming lazier and shitter every year.were there things going on in the background that justified the decision?
NPAT has continuously dropped since 2015.He's a 'meh business manager' who presided over our greatest period of financial success and growth during his tenure. There is literally no commercial benchmark you could compare him to within the game that comes close. Pick on the Coaching appointments all you like (by the way, the Coach is chosen by a panel, not Paul White) but when you're looking to deride our commercial results under him then you're just making a fool of yourself.
From the outside looking in, it seemed to me that Karl Morris was heavily involved. But accepting what you say, were there things going on in the background that justified the decision?
Interesting, thanks for that Joe. I cannot wait for the eventual book or books to come out for this little period in time.Agreements were made with Wayne and his staff. They were very abruptly reneged on. There are quite a few people, some players included, who are not fond of White, put it that way!
Will them players be in first grade for us next yearAgreements were made with Wayne and his staff. They were very abruptly reneged on. There are quite a few people, some players included, who are not fond of White, put it that way!
Of course the financials could be better. There is hardly a business anywhere in any industry who isn't trying to do better financially. That's a hopelessly weak argument for wanting a new CEO: "Well we're the best by a mile, but maybe someone else could do better?"NPAT has continuously dropped since 2015.
EPS in 2018 was down 24.64%.
It’s not a huge business. The financials are ok. But I’d hardly say I’m making a fool of myself by saying they could be better.
Sure, but the first one doesn't actually exist. The teams that win regularly aren't regularly breaking even. They're propped up be very wealthy private investors.But the bottom line is: if I have a choice between a football club which is barely breaking even but winning premierships or a highly successful business venture which hasn’t won a comp in nearly twenty years, I know which one I want.
Again, my choice is premierships. So long as it’s not as a result of systemic rorting or drug taking etc.Sure, but the first one doesn't actually exist. The teams that win regularly aren't regularly breaking even. They're propped up be very wealthy private investors.
Well as long as they don't get caught. I would also accept transactions with the devil.Again, my choice is premierships. So long as it’s not as a result of systemic rorting or drug taking etc.
I want Premierships too. But we're a publicly traded company and we have to operate profitably and responsibly. That's our CEO's job first and foremost and he's done an excellent job at that.Again, my choice is premierships. So long as it’s not as a result of systemic rorting or drug taking etc.