I'm not fully acquainted with the specifics of how the club is run, etc. but to have someone who is supposed to be a financial 'watchdog' being paid for by the club does sound a bit iffy!
The very same, and the same Jay Milling that heavily involved in the pride of Devon debacle for which the club is still counting the cost, and the same Jay Milling that was interviewed for 'Norrie's job' but got rejected along with half a dozen others, but let's face it, it was always 'Norrie's job'. The same Jay Milling who's previous business ventures could not be described as major league successful, just a little baseball reference there to segway into another Jay fact, he is an American.
Hey Willy ma Nilly, you seem to have hit a whole box of nails on their heads here, any chance you would be available join RW's high powered committee on guessing the crowds ?
and they're not doing a great job, there's a story on the OS asking for volunteers to distribute fixture posters so I e-mailed the address given only for it to bounce back cos it doesn't exist...
Not all that bothered about the appointments per se, you don't keep a dog and bark yourself, we are paying enough for our veritable cornucopia of Directors, it might be seen as rude to give them all that money then not expect them to make the odd decision, although it did seem somewhat strange that one BoS member had some input into the Tagg decision, all for one and all that.
Seems to have worked for me, what address did you send it to?
How could it be? We offered terms to Cureton and he went elsewhere - where's that money gone then?
The question is AM, Exactly when did we offer terms to Cureton? Was it before the end of the season or after it. If it was before then Tis could have come to the conclusion that there was no way that JC was staying so the salary offered to him went to help fund increases to Duffy, Noble and Nardiello and the acquisition of Bauza, Coles and Pidgely.