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It does seem that Meire has doubled-up on her non-accountability!RedChaser said:
I could never understand this approach to the dumbing down of the internal auditing process in the corporate world, I mean who is going to certify that they're non compliant. Madness!AshBurton said:Oh well, if they're all self-certified, then we can be reassured eveything is fine. Nothing to see here.
So, she is given carte blance by Duchatelet to do and say as she likes without censure and handsomely paid into the bargain.
Now she has another feather in her cap for her CV with the FA appointment which she acquired without any effort just like the prestigious award given to her in Belgium purely for having been given the CEO post at Charlton.
Well done EFL, you put in place onto the FA Council the CEO of one of the worst if not the worst administered club in England during a week when the media were ridiculing the club for their employment of a badly-drafted and inoperable Agreed Behavioral Contract. Nice One!
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So even though the survey needs us to be possible we can't see the results. Unless the club releases them.
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I think the latest reply to coyote is truthful, although there is a snide reference to subjectivity, but I get the vibe that Mr Pomfret or whoever can see we have a point. It is not as dismissive a reply as the other ones.1
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Hope she gets petrol paid for
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I'm not sure if I find this funny, vindicating or embarrassing.
What an absolute moron, how is she running our great club ?4 -
Not actually saying anything is a positive for her8
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Staying silent was a masterstroke given that she puts her foot in it every time she speaks.2
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Lazy Daisy strikes again!
Hopefully, she has learnt one thing - Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.2 -
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I must have missed out here. My concern around Katrien is that she is not sufficiently experienced or competent.
Any CEO who has managed to oversea a relegation would expect to be slated for that.
Katrien has, in my opinion, managed to be much more destructive than I had thought possible.
Inherited team...removed
Inherited manager....removed
Fan base...partially removed and remains disaffected
Stupid comments...loads
Replacement of good club staff with no one or with less competent people...massive
Overall grading out of a 1 to 10 with 1 being the worst possible achievement? Well lucky I have not allowed negative marks.
Truly incompetent and in a business not run as a private fiefdom would have been moved on at least 12 months ago.
I can't see there is any doubt left here.0 -
Just caught up with her being late for the meeting. Hilarious.0
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FA Council want 3 new women members on the council, it could not be, surely0
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Got to be the basis of some sort of protest there, hasn't there?
Helping an under-represented group to achieve their potential is one thing. Reserving places regardless of competency is quite another. I'm sure we can all think of someone absolutely hopeless who would love to boost her cv and get further on to the FA bandwagon despite being completely unsuitable.
I would love it if WAR saw this as a legitimate area to campaign on an took the lead.1 - Sponsored links:
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BBC? ITV? Sky? National? Local?0
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I heard it on Radio 4 yesterday.0
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Thanks - WAR party alerted (!)
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Don't disagree with this move as long as the candidates are competent and English (as it is the English FA).1
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At this stage, it is only an FA recommendation. Too early to commence battle, I would respectively suggest :-)
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I wonder if Daisy has done a Euro Disco / House version!!! Absolutely horrendous!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40716824
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Ask her mate Lady T, if she would like to help.TelMc32 said:I wonder if Daisy has done a Euro Disco / House version!!! Absolutely horrendous!!
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Since KM was appointed only last summer (fewer candidates than posts to fill) I assume she can stay in post until 2019. It appears the EFL has "learned from its mistakes" & has enough candidates this time to necessitate a vote!
Has anybody seen any news about the appointment of the new FA Board? (The Board which must have at least 3 women on it by some time next year) I think it is due to be formed by September - and I think they will try to get at least one woman on it by then, having lost through resignation the only woman on the old board.0 -
He'll always be remembered for...........0
