Re: New Manager
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 2:11 pm
come on barrow this is getting boring now, hurry up and pay the compensation
they might not want him, but certianly cant afford to sack him, so if barrow want him the have to buy him out of his contracts. Otherwise unfortunatley he is stuck with us till the end of the season.KHayman wrote:We wont have to now will we seeing as they've pretty much said hes not wanted surely you dont have to be compensated.
Sounds like a situation where a compromise would be best for all parties.rockerlad workington wrote:they might not want him, but certianly cant afford to sack him, so if barrow want him the have to buy him out of his contracts. Otherwise unfortunatley he is stuck with us till the end of the season.KHayman wrote:We wont have to now will we seeing as they've pretty much said hes not wanted surely you dont have to be compensated.
To be honest I don't think it has been handled very well, even if you cant stop things being leaked do you honestly think after interviewing five candidates then deciding to look elsewhere is professional, get real its been badly handled and you should admit it.Uncle Peter wrote:Theres a thousand things i wish i could say, but i'm a professional person so will have to keep it brief.
We are in a situation where we have created a detailed criteria for the role of manager and how said person will work to push the club forward. As already alluded to, this will include closer work with the development squad, schools and the local area as a whole. We carried out interviews with some candidates, all of which were excellent and had their own merits.
As well as looking at those who applied formally it was decided we would look at other managers who hadn't applied but may fit our criteria. The subsequent press coverage is out of our hands.
I can't say much more than that unfortunatly, other than to say we've all spent a fair few man hours this week trying to get the situation closed out and start a new chapter for the club. I'm personally very excited by the plans we have in place and i look forward to presenting them at a meet the manager night which will be arranged as soon as the situation is sorted.
I know thats not telling a lot, but its all i can say at the moment.
Pete
Couldnt agree more!, its our AGM tonight as well. I expect there could be changes at the top.Reg wrote:Sounds like a situation where a compromise would be best for all parties.rockerlad workington wrote: they might not want him, but certianly cant afford to sack him, so if barrow want him the have to buy him out of his contracts. Otherwise unfortunatley he is stuck with us till the end of the season.
You may well end up with a token gesture type payment but no way would you get anywhere near the amount you might expect if you actually wanted to keep hold of him.
Both boards have handled this in an incredibly amateurish was and it's little surprise that both clubs are such a shambles when you look how the men at the top conduct business.
Both, i doubt you will get Gavin. I thought he was contracted till the end of the season i was wrong. He is apparently contracted till the end of next season.barrowaberdeen wrote:We'll get them both, it's your board playing silly buggers to cause maximum difficulty for us. Statements from one section of the board on the site going against your chairman, then withdrawnEven more tinpot than we are.
Some of your message board want to go get Bayles, Henney's a traitor apparently and someone from Stoke appears to have some sort of weird messianic complex- fair cheered me up reading it.
I agree though, just let him go and we can both get on with saving our miserable seasons.
I thought the same Steve but while just having a quick look at the Wukkie forum (I needed cheering up & to know there was a club in a worse state than us) I noticed one poster has put something along the lines of "he's not that into the community thing & doesn't bother with their youth set-up"barrowaberdeen wrote:hopefully tried to get the candidates to explain how they could reconnect with the local community and give some commitment to youth