Anya Wood
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Lovely hard working girl and a true Bluebird
Good luck with your next adventure Anya and hopefully see at some home games, thank you for all your hard work
Good luck with your next adventure Anya and hopefully see at some home games, thank you for all your hard work
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Good luck in the future Anya - I've not had too much contact with her as a newish fan but she has been helpful and quick to reply to my queries. Dealing with surges of interest from fans for the likes of the Villa game and the impatient expectation of immediate answers must be hard and I really hope that wasn't what triggered her decision to move on.
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Always very helpful, and Anya went out of her way to get things right. Good luck!
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That would have been something to listen to. 7 years at Barrow football. The only employee not to have been interviewed, and now it won't happen..
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Make her an offer she can't refuse and to pick her own team; would be the signing of the season.
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Bet they don't. Just let her go and replace her with someone without any knowledge or experienceWintergreen wrote: ↑Thu Aug 19, 2021 9:52 am Make her an offer she can't refuse and to pick her own team; would be the signing of the season.
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This is exactly what needs to happen. We should be adding to the ticketing and commercial team in order to improve things at the club and not replacing one with another. I hope she isn't leaving due to having too much to do for one person or this is going to be the same for whoever takes her place. It's clearly not a one person job if it is to be done efficiently.Wintergreen wrote: ↑Thu Aug 19, 2021 9:52 am Make her an offer she can't refuse and to pick her own team; would be the signing of the season.
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Training takes time and effort it also involves input from others in doing that training and in an already stretched workforce that time and effort won’t come without cost or sacrifices elsewhere.
Quite often in life your not really missed or appreciated until your gone!
Quite often in life your not really missed or appreciated until your gone!
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Be serious man,she will be replaced by better or as good. For Christ sake she works in the office staff, oh we should give her a 10 year contract , double her money. To be honest the certain people on here have moaned about the shop and ticketing from day one.mr_grey wrote: ↑Thu Aug 19, 2021 3:24 pmBet they don't. Just let her go and replace her with someone without any knowledge or experienceWintergreen wrote: ↑Thu Aug 19, 2021 9:52 am Make her an offer she can't refuse and to pick her own team; would be the signing of the season.
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I really don't think this is any of our business. The topic started as a statement of fact - Anya's leaving - and appreciation for her work. We don't know anything more about it so let's leave the wild supposition.
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