i agree but please not wottsy,nance,rhys and the royal marine. :facepalm:crownhillpilgrim":ieco2i3g said:
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Simon Hallett to be Chairman from 1st November
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peter jones for me. a man who understands our DNA.i am deeply worried about this announcement.JannerinCardiff":38n8kgag said:
I'll have someone who understands what it takes for a modern football club to progress, rather than vague notions of understanding the Argyle 'DNA'.
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I wonder if there’s any link between poor performances and this announcement? Maybe something going on internally that we aren’t aware of yet but the players are?
Merely a question with no known information but things do seem a little flat at the minute and today’s announment can only put fuel on the fire of something being a bit wrong internally right now.
Merely a question with no known information but things do seem a little flat at the minute and today’s announment can only put fuel on the fire of something being a bit wrong internally right now.
This is good.
Hallett needs to be chairman right now. It's his club - on the field we are in a mess and he needs to ensure we get out of it - weather that's sticking with Adams or not. His choice.
As he's a fan - sure he'll do what he thinks is best. Hopefully what ever that is works.
Hallett needs to be chairman right now. It's his club - on the field we are in a mess and he needs to ensure we get out of it - weather that's sticking with Adams or not. His choice.
As he's a fan - sure he'll do what he thinks is best. Hopefully what ever that is works.
I was very surprised when Mr Felwick agreed to take on the role- kind of pleased but surprised. Why surprised? When you look at his career path he has moved away from the senior leadership roles, even stepped away from the board last year and all seemed to point towards having a more quiet life, certainly not something you would get with the Argyle Chairman job and a long distance major shareholder.
I wonder whether all this has dawned on him now and with the team ailing, it has forced him to think twice.
I am concerned that Mr Hallett won't be able to give his "all" that this role demands, is inexperienced and most importantly, on the playing side, won't hold Derek to account- something that clearly needs to happen and fast.
Whatever this is- it's not good as others are saying.
I wonder whether all this has dawned on him now and with the team ailing, it has forced him to think twice.
I am concerned that Mr Hallett won't be able to give his "all" that this role demands, is inexperienced and most importantly, on the playing side, won't hold Derek to account- something that clearly needs to happen and fast.
Whatever this is- it's not good as others are saying.
Stuart House":1n6dx6pf said:
Interesting statement- I would worry if he thought this is "his club" even if he is the major shareholder. Surely the modern way and the way JB has set us up, is to run in a colloborative, cabinet approval kind of manner. The last thing we need is another dictator of the MacCauley variety.
Maybe Mr Hallett is finalising his move back home from the states, as intimated a couple of months back
Steve Evans":22qsw1o2 said:
Not sure what you are basing that on. He is not on the Board and although he may understand the DNA of the club, there are a few more qualities needed.
No biggie.
Get someone else in with the required football knowledge to be chairman maybe. Hallett is the only bu66er chucking his money at the football club anyway so does it matter if its this Felwick guy or someone else with football nouse giving the advice. Way some people are talking it's as if the love child son of Bill Gates and Pele just walked out of the club
Get someone else in with the required football knowledge to be chairman maybe. Hallett is the only bu66er chucking his money at the football club anyway so does it matter if its this Felwick guy or someone else with football nouse giving the advice. Way some people are talking it's as if the love child son of Bill Gates and Pele just walked out of the club
Or of course it could be good news with a new investor buying out James Brents remaining shareholding and wanting his own seat at the table in due course.
Lots of knee jerks on here, many of them of the negative variety. No reason why it should be negative news.
Lots of knee jerks on here, many of them of the negative variety. No reason why it should be negative news.
Shame Felwick can no longer take up the role, however having Hallett as chairman is hardly a bad thing. As people have already eluded to, he’s the main man who’s putting a substantial amount of money into the club at this moment in time.
