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CHARLTON SIGN NEW CEO - DANE MURPHY (p13. Oh no they don’t)

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  • Hartleypete
    Hartleypete Posts: 4,705
    Off the pitch we are, once again, rudderless. It’s like running a huge bank and leaving the chief cashier in charge, such a shame as on the pitch we have come a long way.

    Whats happened to Gavin (what’s his name) who was to be the shining Knight, very quite on all this.
  • AberystwythAddick
    AberystwythAddick Posts: 919
    Hartleypete said:
    Off the pitch we are, once again, rudderless. It’s like running a huge bank and leaving the chief cashier in charge, such a shame as on the pitch we have come a long way.

    Whats happened to Gavin (what’s his name) who was to be the shining Knight, very quiet on all this.
    He’s doing his job? What are you expecting? Minutes of every single meeting that takes place at the club. There are people obviously in control in the meantime, they don’t need to be shouting about every movement from the rooftop 
  • Hartleypete
    Hartleypete Posts: 4,705
    AberystwythAddick said:
    Hartleypete said:
    Off the pitch we are, once again, rudderless. It’s like running a huge bank and leaving the chief cashier in charge, such a shame as on the pitch we have come a long way.

    Whats happened to Gavin (what’s his name) who was to be the shining Knight, very quiet on all this.
    He’s doing his job? What are you expecting? Minutes of every single meeting that takes place at the club. There are people obviously in control in the meantime, they don’t need to be shouting about every movement from the rooftop 
    He could at least raise his head above the parapet on the Millwall cock ups.
  • Off_it
    Off_it Posts: 28,935
    edited September 20
    AberystwythAddick said:
    Hartleypete said:
    Off the pitch we are, once again, rudderless. It’s like running a huge bank and leaving the chief cashier in charge, such a shame as on the pitch we have come a long way.

    Whats happened to Gavin (what’s his name) who was to be the shining Knight, very quiet on all this.
    He’s doing his job? What are you expecting? Minutes of every single meeting that takes place at the club. There are people obviously in control in the meantime, they don’t need to be shouting about every movement from the rooftop 
    That's true of everyday matters. But by the same logic you'd think that someone might want to say something when there's been a fcuk up and the fans - the paying customers - aren't happy.
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,312
    AberystwythAddick said:
    Hartleypete said:
    Off the pitch we are, once again, rudderless. It’s like running a huge bank and leaving the chief cashier in charge, such a shame as on the pitch we have come a long way.

    Whats happened to Gavin (what’s his name) who was to be the shining Knight, very quiet on all this.
    He’s doing his job? What are you expecting? Minutes of every single meeting that takes place at the club. There are people obviously in control in the meantime, they don’t need to be shouting about every movement from the rooftop 
    Not seen anyone ask for minutes of every meeting but following the poor performance of the outsourced catering v Watford there was a lot of comms from Gavin Carter and Ed Warrick about the problem and what they had done to rectify it.  That was a good example of owning the problem and communicating with the fans.  And it seems their actions have worked so praise is, IMHO, due there.

    The comms and incidents before, during and after the home game are a different problem as it doesn't just involve a contracted supplier over whom the club have a great deal of influence and control.  

    There is another club involved and a police force who have a great deal of power so I can understand that the club have to tread carefully and be careful in what they say but not to the extent of saying next to nothing and even appearing to down play the issues.

    The Chairman and SMT have already shown that they can do a lot better.


  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,675
    I wonder how the new CEO search is going. And the replacements for TL and Dr Will come to that.
  • CaptainRobbo
    CaptainRobbo Posts: 732
    LargeAddick said:
    I wonder how the new CEO search is going. And the replacements for TL and Dr Will come to that.

  • LargeAddick
    LargeAddick Posts: 32,675
    LargeAddick said:
    I wonder how the new CEO search is going. And the replacements for TL and Dr Will come to that.
    Bump. 
  • ShootersHillGuru
    ShootersHillGuru Posts: 50,658
    Of course I have no idea but I take the perceived “delay” as being positive. Very important roles to be filled and I think it’s good that the club is taking its time finding the right people. 
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,312
    Most likely nothing to do with our vacancy but Bromley have been and are a very progressive club who have developed commercially as well as on the pitch in recent years.

    And he's local.

    Bromley Football Club today announces that CEO Mark Hammond has informed the Club of his decision to step down from his role. Mark’s decision reflects a personal and professional ambition to pursue new challenges following a remarkable period of growth and progress both on and off the pitch. Mark commented: “It has been a privilege to serve this football club and to share in its journey. I have enormous affection for the staff, the players, and, above all, the supporters. After many incredible years, I feel it’s now time for me to explore life beyond Bromley." Owner & Chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves added: “The Club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Mark for his outstanding contribution and commitment to Bromley Football Club, particularly during this recent period of success. "His unwavering work ethic and energy have been central to that progress and will be greatly missed. He leaves with the gratitude and respect of everyone connected with the Club." Mark will continue to support the transition process and oversee the Academy and Education Department during his notice period to ensure a smooth handover, and we wish him every success in his future endeavours.


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  • Off_it
    Off_it Posts: 28,935
    Nothing good comes from Bromley. Not since the original Beech Tree pub got flattened by a doodlebug in WW2.
  • RonnieMoore
    RonnieMoore Posts: 4,545
    Hartleypete said:
    AberystwythAddick said:
    Hartleypete said:
    Off the pitch we are, once again, rudderless. It’s like running a huge bank and leaving the chief cashier in charge, such a shame as on the pitch we have come a long way.

    Whats happened to Gavin (what’s his name) who was to be the shining Knight, very quiet on all this.
    He’s doing his job? What are you expecting? Minutes of every single meeting that takes place at the club. There are people obviously in control in the meantime, they don’t need to be shouting about every movement from the rooftop 
    He could at least raise his head above the parapet on the Millwall cock ups.
    Why ….. good owners and directors are the ones you never hear from 
  • golfaddick
    golfaddick Posts: 33,788
    Henry Irving said:
    Most likely nothing to do with our vacancy but Bromley have been and are a very progressive club who have developed commercially as well as on the pitch in recent years.

    And he's local.

    Bromley Football Club today announces that CEO Mark Hammond has informed the Club of his decision to step down from his role. Mark’s decision reflects a personal and professional ambition to pursue new challenges following a remarkable period of growth and progress both on and off the pitch. Mark commented: “It has been a privilege to serve this football club and to share in its journey. I have enormous affection for the staff, the players, and, above all, the supporters. After many incredible years, I feel it’s now time for me to explore life beyond Bromley." Owner & Chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves added: “The Club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Mark for his outstanding contribution and commitment to Bromley Football Club, particularly during this recent period of success. "His unwavering work ethic and energy have been central to that progress and will be greatly missed. He leaves with the gratitude and respect of everyone connected with the Club." Mark will continue to support the transition process and oversee the Academy and Education Department during his notice period to ensure a smooth handover, and we wish him every success in his future endeavours.

    Local  ??  Don't you keep telling us Bromley is Palace territory 🙄
  • Kap10
    Kap10 Posts: 15,599
    CaptainRobbo said:
    LargeAddick said:
    I wonder how the new CEO search is going. And the replacements for TL and Dr Will come to that.

    Should have saved that for halloween

  • soapy_jones
    soapy_jones Posts: 21,405
    We need someone go blame AND fast!

    Pantomine booing albeit online most days is an integral part of a football club.
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,312
    golfaddick said:
    Henry Irving said:
    Most likely nothing to do with our vacancy but Bromley have been and are a very progressive club who have developed commercially as well as on the pitch in recent years.

    And he's local.

    Bromley Football Club today announces that CEO Mark Hammond has informed the Club of his decision to step down from his role. Mark’s decision reflects a personal and professional ambition to pursue new challenges following a remarkable period of growth and progress both on and off the pitch. Mark commented: “It has been a privilege to serve this football club and to share in its journey. I have enormous affection for the staff, the players, and, above all, the supporters. After many incredible years, I feel it’s now time for me to explore life beyond Bromley." Owner & Chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves added: “The Club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Mark for his outstanding contribution and commitment to Bromley Football Club, particularly during this recent period of success. "His unwavering work ethic and energy have been central to that progress and will be greatly missed. He leaves with the gratitude and respect of everyone connected with the Club." Mark will continue to support the transition process and oversee the Academy and Education Department during his notice period to ensure a smooth handover, and we wish him every success in his future endeavours.

    Local  ??  Don't you keep telling us Bromley is Palace territory 🙄
    Not me. I live there 
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,312
    Off_it said:
    Nothing good comes from Bromley. Not since the original Beech Tree pub got flattened by a doodlebug in WW2.
    Science fiction invented, evolution discovered, British summer time created and home to Bowie and Charles de Gaule.
  • bobmunro
    bobmunro Posts: 20,914
    RonnieMoore said:
    Hartleypete said:
    AberystwythAddick said:
    Hartleypete said:
    Off the pitch we are, once again, rudderless. It’s like running a huge bank and leaving the chief cashier in charge, such a shame as on the pitch we have come a long way.

    Whats happened to Gavin (what’s his name) who was to be the shining Knight, very quiet on all this.
    He’s doing his job? What are you expecting? Minutes of every single meeting that takes place at the club. There are people obviously in control in the meantime, they don’t need to be shouting about every movement from the rooftop 
    He could at least raise his head above the parapet on the Millwall cock ups.
    Why ….. good owners and directors are the ones you never hear from 

    What utter bollox.
  • Radostanradical
    Radostanradical Posts: 873
    bobmunro said:
    RonnieMoore said:
    Hartleypete said:
    AberystwythAddick said:
    Hartleypete said:
    Off the pitch we are, once again, rudderless. It’s like running a huge bank and leaving the chief cashier in charge, such a shame as on the pitch we have come a long way.

    Whats happened to Gavin (what’s his name) who was to be the shining Knight, very quiet on all this.
    He’s doing his job? What are you expecting? Minutes of every single meeting that takes place at the club. There are people obviously in control in the meantime, they don’t need to be shouting about every movement from the rooftop 
    He could at least raise his head above the parapet on the Millwall cock ups.
    Why ….. good owners and directors are the ones you never hear from 

    What utter bollox.
    100% agree by that measurement it would mean Roland and the Glazers were good owners. The truth is there ia a huge gap between never hearing from owners and them involving themselves to much, owners should probably fall somewhere in between that gap
  • PragueAddick
    PragueAddick Posts: 22,187
    Henry Irving said:
    Off_it said:
    Nothing good comes from Bromley. Not since the original Beech Tree pub got flattened by a doodlebug in WW2.
    Science fiction invented, evolution discovered, British summer time created and home to Bowie and Charles de Gaule.
    David Bowie was born and brought up in London, like all proper Charlton fans. Brixton, in his case. His parents, presumably doing well for themselves, then moved out to Kent for the peace and tranquility. 

    You’re welcome😉

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  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,312
    PragueAddick said:
    Henry Irving said:
    Off_it said:
    Nothing good comes from Bromley. Not since the original Beech Tree pub got flattened by a doodlebug in WW2.
    Science fiction invented, evolution discovered, British summer time created and home to Bowie and Charles de Gaule.
    David Bowie was born and brought up in London, like all proper Charlton fans. Brixton, in his case. His parents, presumably doing well for themselves, then moved out to Kent for the peace and tranquility. 

    You’re welcome😉
    Born in Brixton, raised in Bromley which is where he went to school, primary and secondary, and where he played his first gigs (Three Tuns in Beckenham).
  • SE10Addick
    SE10Addick Posts: 2,968
    golfaddick said:
    Henry Irving said:
    Most likely nothing to do with our vacancy but Bromley have been and are a very progressive club who have developed commercially as well as on the pitch in recent years.

    And he's local.

    Bromley Football Club today announces that CEO Mark Hammond has informed the Club of his decision to step down from his role. Mark’s decision reflects a personal and professional ambition to pursue new challenges following a remarkable period of growth and progress both on and off the pitch. Mark commented: “It has been a privilege to serve this football club and to share in its journey. I have enormous affection for the staff, the players, and, above all, the supporters. After many incredible years, I feel it’s now time for me to explore life beyond Bromley." Owner & Chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves added: “The Club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Mark for his outstanding contribution and commitment to Bromley Football Club, particularly during this recent period of success. "His unwavering work ethic and energy have been central to that progress and will be greatly missed. He leaves with the gratitude and respect of everyone connected with the Club." Mark will continue to support the transition process and oversee the Academy and Education Department during his notice period to ensure a smooth handover, and we wish him every success in his future endeavours.

    Local  ??  Don't you keep telling us Bromley is Palace territory 🙄
    If the number of people travelling to Wembley for the play-off final from Bromley is anything to judge this by, Bromley very much is Charlton territory. 


  • northstandsteve
    northstandsteve Posts: 14,333
    Henry Irving said:
    Most likely nothing to do with our vacancy but Bromley have been and are a very progressive club who have developed commercially as well as on the pitch in recent years.

    And he's local.

    Bromley Football Club today announces that CEO Mark Hammond has informed the Club of his decision to step down from his role. Mark’s decision reflects a personal and professional ambition to pursue new challenges following a remarkable period of growth and progress both on and off the pitch. Mark commented: “It has been a privilege to serve this football club and to share in its journey. I have enormous affection for the staff, the players, and, above all, the supporters. After many incredible years, I feel it’s now time for me to explore life beyond Bromley." Owner & Chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves added: “The Club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Mark for his outstanding contribution and commitment to Bromley Football Club, particularly during this recent period of success. "His unwavering work ethic and energy have been central to that progress and will be greatly missed. He leaves with the gratitude and respect of everyone connected with the Club." Mark will continue to support the transition process and oversee the Academy and Education Department during his notice period to ensure a smooth handover, and we wish him every success in his future endeavours.

    6 years ago he was a PE Teacher at Ravens Wood school, and I was absolutely gobsmacked that fulfilled the CEO Role at Bromley, I would have thought head of a Academy may be is new role, whether that is with us remains to be seen, but don't see him filling a CEO role with us. There was no football academy at Bromley and he set it up and saw it evolve.

  • carly burn
    carly burn Posts: 19,502
    northstandsteve said:
    Henry Irving said:
    Most likely nothing to do with our vacancy but Bromley have been and are a very progressive club who have developed commercially as well as on the pitch in recent years.

    And he's local.

    Bromley Football Club today announces that CEO Mark Hammond has informed the Club of his decision to step down from his role. Mark’s decision reflects a personal and professional ambition to pursue new challenges following a remarkable period of growth and progress both on and off the pitch. Mark commented: “It has been a privilege to serve this football club and to share in its journey. I have enormous affection for the staff, the players, and, above all, the supporters. After many incredible years, I feel it’s now time for me to explore life beyond Bromley." Owner & Chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves added: “The Club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Mark for his outstanding contribution and commitment to Bromley Football Club, particularly during this recent period of success. "His unwavering work ethic and energy have been central to that progress and will be greatly missed. He leaves with the gratitude and respect of everyone connected with the Club." Mark will continue to support the transition process and oversee the Academy and Education Department during his notice period to ensure a smooth handover, and we wish him every success in his future endeavours.

    6 years ago he was a PE Teacher at Ravens Wood school, and I was absolutely gobsmacked that fulfilled the CEO Role at Bromley, I would have thought head of a Academy may be is new role, whether that is with us remains to be seen, but don't see him filling a CEO role with us. There was no football academy at Bromley and he set it up and saw it evolve.

    Ron Dangerfield vibes.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,084
    Bowie’s parent’s Plaistow Grove home in Sundridge Park Bromley.

    He/they also lived in Canon Road Bromley, as did I.

  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,312
    northstandsteve said:
    Henry Irving said:
    Most likely nothing to do with our vacancy but Bromley have been and are a very progressive club who have developed commercially as well as on the pitch in recent years.

    And he's local.

    Bromley Football Club today announces that CEO Mark Hammond has informed the Club of his decision to step down from his role. Mark’s decision reflects a personal and professional ambition to pursue new challenges following a remarkable period of growth and progress both on and off the pitch. Mark commented: “It has been a privilege to serve this football club and to share in its journey. I have enormous affection for the staff, the players, and, above all, the supporters. After many incredible years, I feel it’s now time for me to explore life beyond Bromley." Owner & Chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves added: “The Club would like to place on record its sincere thanks to Mark for his outstanding contribution and commitment to Bromley Football Club, particularly during this recent period of success. "His unwavering work ethic and energy have been central to that progress and will be greatly missed. He leaves with the gratitude and respect of everyone connected with the Club." Mark will continue to support the transition process and oversee the Academy and Education Department during his notice period to ensure a smooth handover, and we wish him every success in his future endeavours.

    6 years ago he was a PE Teacher at Ravens Wood school, and I was absolutely gobsmacked that fulfilled the CEO Role at Bromley, I would have thought head of a Academy may be is new role, whether that is with us remains to be seen, but don't see him filling a CEO role with us. There was no football academy at Bromley and he set it up and saw it evolve.

    I wonder if @UEAAddick remembers him?

    Head of Academy does actually sound a better shout than CEO but it's all wild speculation on my part, no inside info at all.
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,084
    PragueAddick said:
    Henry Irving said:
    Off_it said:
    Nothing good comes from Bromley. Not since the original Beech Tree pub got flattened by a doodlebug in WW2.
    Science fiction invented, evolution discovered, British summer time created and home to Bowie and Charles de Gaule.
    David Bowie was born and brought up in London, like all proper Charlton fans. Brixton, in his case. His parents, presumably doing well for themselves, then moved out to Kent for the peace and tranquility. 

    You’re welcome😉
    Left Brixton age 6.
    London Borough of Bromley until he became really famous.
  • Henry Irving
    Henry Irving Posts: 85,312
    Covered End said:
    Bowie’s parent’s Plaistow Grove home in Sundridge Park Bromley.

    He/they also lived in Canon Road Bromley, as did I.

    Not Brixton then
  • EveshamAddick
    EveshamAddick Posts: 7,032
    Henry Irving said:
    Covered End said:
    Bowie’s parent’s Plaistow Grove home in Sundridge Park Bromley.

    He/they also lived in Canon Road Bromley, as did I.

    Not Brixton then
    40 Stansfield Road Brixton from birth to age 6, when they moved to Bromley.

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