Sydney Roosters have axed chief executive Stephen Noyce

[Kaz]

The chief executive of the Sydney Roosters Stephen Noyce has just been sacked.

Noyce has just informed staff of the decision.

The decision to sack Noyce follows the exit of coach Brian Smith who had his contract terminated following a disappointing season.

Noyce had been in the position since 2008 having held the same role at the Wests Tigers.

More to follow....
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...ve-stephen-noyce/story-e6frexnr-1226496212951


I didn't see that coming.

 

[simmo77]

Yeah just heard on the radio. Very strange things afoot at the rooster atm.

 

[Nashy]

I'm glad the Broncos don't make a habit of firing everyone in a high position in the club.

 

[Huge]

He was touted as a good administrator particularly when dealing with finances and organization of same. I think it must have been his comb-over, you know we all hate comb-over guys !! Your Fired !!

 

[Nashy]

You're*

 

[Browny]

Your an gramma natsi nashy.,!

 

[Huge]

giv it tup nashy cos its jus no funnny ...chile dish an infan tile...muve on four a moda ratta braykin rools iz ok four u inclue din arbuuse n trollin

 

[Kimlo]

I love Chile dishes.

 

[Huge]

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Press Release - Stephen Noyce

Monday 15 October 2012 12:29 PM
Press Release - Stephen Noyce

After 4 years as the Sydney Roosters Chief Executive, Stephen Noyce and the clubs chairman Nick Politis have agreed to mutually part ways after a club restructure.

Chairman Politis was very grateful for the professionalism and contribution Mr Noyce has made at the club over the past 4 years including the 2010 Grand Final appearance.

"Stephen is a hard working man of great integrity and honour and his work over the past 4 years has set our club up to move forward in a very solid position" commented Mr Politis

The Roosters will move forward with a new senior management team and organisational structure that will focus on the two key elements of the organisation in Football and Commercial/marketing. The two roles will report to Scott Bennetts Group CEO of the Easts Group.

Brian Canavan returns to the club after 4 years in the redefined role of Chief Operating Officer Football heading up the entire football operation which will include new coach Trent Robinson as one of his direct reports. The role will see Canavan manage the strategy and implementation of the high performance systems from NRL to Junior representative teams to the recruitment of new talent along side current Recruitment Manager Peter O'Sullivan.

"Brian is the most experienced football administrator in the country and his return to the club he loves is a major coup. He will add the knowledge and crucial systems to the football department that is required in the modern game for ultimate success" said club Chairman Nick Politis

Current Roosters General Manager Marketing Ted Helliar now steps up into the role of Chief Operating Officer Commercial heading up all the clubs commercial, marketing, brand, membership, media, event and digital interests whilst managing the former CEOs role in these areas including influence at the NRL level.

"Ted has proved himself over the last year not only as a passionate club man but a shrewd operator and negotiator having brought major sponsors to the club including Isuzu Utes, Sportsbet.com.au, VB and Opel Australia on multi year deals securing much of our financial stability. Ted and Brian will form a powerful administrative team that will take the Roosters into the future, this is the birth of a new era" commented Politis

Strengthening the Roosters family, the club also welcomes back Craig Walker as Physical Performance Manager who returns to the club after the past 6 years with the New Zealand Warriors. Craig was at the Roosters from 1993- 2005 where he started as the Harold Matthews sports trainer and worked his way up to Rehab Manager.

"It's great to be coming home" said Walker on his return to the club

 

[Bucking Beads]

Roosters seem to have a club clean out every couple of years. They are a shit club and should be removed from the NRL

 

[Coxy]

Roosters seem to have a club clean out every couple of years. They are a shit club and should be removed from the NRL

I think Roosters, Manly and Sharks should merge and relocate to Adelaide.
Bring in Perth.

WIN

 

[OXY-351]

I think Roosters, Manly and Sharks should merge and relocate to Adelaide.

And call them the CockSea's?

 

[Huge]

Clever double entendre

 

[fredie]

I think Roosters, Manly and Sharks should merge and relocate to Adelaide.
Bring in Perth.

WIN

what about sydney north area then . you get rid of manly eagles. that area would have no team

 

[Coxy]

what about sydney north area then . you get rid of manly eagles. that area would have no team

Exactly.

 

[fredie]

with sonny ''money'' bill williams comming to play for the red white n blue roosters . they needed to shake up the club for extra cash lol

 

[Broncoman]

I heard he might back out on it unless Quade Cooper joins him. Would like him to play at he Roosters but the deal is stupid for one year, it probably takes up a quarter of the salary.

 

[Big Pete]

As much interest as SBW would bring to the code if he returned (and I have no problem playing for a club like the Chooks) I still think it'd be a bad long term signing.

Would take awhile to adjust and for a club like the Roosters who need instant results I can't see how it bodes well.

Chooks making some serious changes, let's see how it pans out for them. They haven't really meant anything since 2004.