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Steve Kavanagh new Chief Exec at Millwall
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Ah yes !Off_it said:
Ok, gotcha.Airman Brown said:
Kav's a good bloke and a mate, so no that's not what I meant. My point was that it would hard to find a worse chief exec than Meire. Even at Gillingham...Off_it said:
Eh? Are you calling Kavanagh a clown, or have I misunderstood?Airman Brown said:
Ummm. Let's see, Coco the Clown v Meire...cafc-west said:
Ummm. Let's see Kavanagh v. Meire. Now who would you chose...?Henry Irving said:http://www.londonnewsonline.co.uk/10885/steve-kavanagh-lions-boss-neil-harris-played-part-landing-chief-executive-role-den/
Usual nonsense from Kav - working together, involving everyone including fans, having ambition. As if that would ever work.
Mr 24/7 !
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You what Fanny? You been on the cooking sherry again?3
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Wot me ?Off_it said:You what Fanny? You been on the cooking sherry again?
You clearly don't remember my possibly "off the mark" comment about the former Charlton CEO when he was in situ.
I think both @Airman Brown and @suzisausage remember it well....2 -
Mod material.Off_it said:
Ok, gotcha.Airman Brown said:
Kav's a good bloke and a mate, so no that's not what I meant. My point was that it would hard to find a worse chief exec than Meire. Even at Gillingham...Off_it said:
Eh? Are you calling Kavanagh a clown, or have I misunderstood?Airman Brown said:
Ummm. Let's see, Coco the Clown v Meire...cafc-west said:
Ummm. Let's see Kavanagh v. Meire. Now who would you chose...?Henry Irving said:http://www.londonnewsonline.co.uk/10885/steve-kavanagh-lions-boss-neil-harris-played-part-landing-chief-executive-role-den/
Usual nonsense from Kav - working together, involving everyone including fans, having ambition. As if that would ever work.2 -
Great CEO he did a remarkable job, particularly in the last year or so of the Jimenez and Slater era.0
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According to Kavanagh today people are realising they, "...actually quite like Millwall."
telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/03/10/millwall-football-club-neutrals-starting-like-do-care/
Er...not in this parish Kav I'm afraid and I don't think they'll be many fellow Hammers nodding in agreement either :-)1 -
Yeah, clubs all over the country look forward to playing them.
cue our pet spanners...0 -
You mean the PR staff at Millwall allow their CEO to speak in public?3
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I know, radical eh! Then again he can probably be trusted to promote his club in a positive light and not to alienate even more of his customers.Henry Irving said:You mean the PR staff at Millwall allow their CEO to speak in public?
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How depressing it is when millwall are being run better than Charlton.
And they could well be in a division above us next season.
Like I said depressing.3 - Sponsored links:
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Brilliant - "I remember, in about 1997, watching a short-lived teatime quiz show on Channel 5 called Whittle. One of the questions was: “Who destroyed the Parthenon?” The four multiple-choice answers were: “The Romans”, “The Babylonians”, “The Venetians” and – to peals of laughter from the studio audience – “Millwall Fans”.2
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I wonder if Kav will be saying the same at 4pm tomorrow ?
Interesting that Millwall seem to have the same ambition as Charlton. I'll start a new thread for this.
In a league dominated by short-term deals and wandering journeymen, Millwall’s trust in continuity stands out. The average player has been at the club for four years. Academy graduates make up around a third of the squad, and Kavanagh says the eventual goal is to raise that to 50 per cent.
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