It's like the Cowboys s saw this idiot coming and it was no issue with them to play in the same climate. Sure the Cowboys want another one there but will another club be as stupid as ours to give up home advantage?
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Originally posted by spanner View PostNeither is the Warriors at Christchurch,but without knowing the deal and incentives clubs get for moving games,it is hard to complain.
Our club is running at a loss each year,and the power brokers are just looking at ways to turn this around.
Don`t give them complaints,but rather give them solutions..." A man can only walk as far as he can see"
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Originally posted by SConcierge View PostI am not talking about spelling errors lol you said people are making comments with "hind site" and I am telling you go back and look at how many people said it was a piss poor choice when it was first announced, it was obvious and it is not a mistake a person in his position should be making.
I am saying that if he needs to find cash find another better way there are options mate. The NRL pays teams a premium bonus to take home games away, I am saying why agree to play the cowboys or newcastle in their back yard? why could we not drive the car and we choose who we play and where like the dogs taking the sharks to SA, they got the cash and a neutral game.
I'm talking hind site in general. I admit sometimes I do say things well a little shall we say backwards. But I get it so I guess I think most others will eventually.
The decision was made a long while ago to take this game to Darwin. In hind site that was a wrong decision. But that's his job to make these decisions without hind site. That's all.
Sure some whinged here they always do. Like they did about the jumpers we've worn so far. They whinged in hind site, from the decision being made. That's the way I see it.
As for taking a neutral team to a neutral venue well firstly I gather the $$$$ incentive wouldn't be as great and secondly the usual suspects would still whinge and blame Noyce or whoever the CEO is if we lose.
I don't necessarily agree with the moving of home games from our home. I just try to understand why it's done. And I realize it's the CEOs job to do the deed of getting the best deal for the club. It's reality we have to put up with this and it will continue into the future I'm sure. NewsRL encourage the practice.
IMO the blame rests squarely on the players. They should handle the heat or cold better than that. And if they're blaming the CEO then they're softer than I gave them credit for. But I'm sure they blame themselves. I hope that manifests in a win tomorrow.
Don't be offended mate. Not my intention. Just putting my view out there.
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Originally posted by stsae View PostI know you weren't talking spelling errors mate.
I'm talking hind site in general. I admit sometimes I do say things well a little shall we say backwards. But I get it so I guess I think most others will eventually.
The decision was made a long while ago to take this game to Darwin. In hind site that was a wrong decision. But that's his job to make these decisions without hind site. That's all.
Sure some whinged here they always do. Like they did about the jumpers we've worn so far. They whinged in hind site, from the decision being made. That's the way I see it.
As for taking a neutral team to a neutral venue well firstly I gather the $$$$ incentive wouldn't be as great and secondly the usual suspects would still whinge and blame Noyce or whoever the CEO is if we lose.
I don't necessarily agree with the moving of home games from our home. I just try to understand why it's done. And I realize it's the CEOs job to do the deed of getting the best deal for the club. It's reality we have to put up with this and it will continue into the future I'm sure. NewsRL encourage the practice.
IMO the blame rests squarely on the players. They should handle the heat or cold better than that. And if they're blaming the CEO then they're softer than I gave them credit for. But I'm sure they blame themselves. I hope that manifests in a win tomorrow.
Don't be offended mate. Not my intention. Just putting my view out there.
" A man can only walk as far as he can see"
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Originally posted by stsae:201565Originally posted by Greedy666 View PostMate, we all know i love the faarrks and the carrnts and all that jazz but i just think a man in his position shouldn't let those kind of things slip.
Brian Smith could call all the journo's a bunch of carrnts at the presser for all i care, but it's not the sort of thing a CEO should say in public.
If i may take a quote from the backwards book, that's just my opinion of course.
I personally like a bloke who wears a suit but still talks like he would to his mates at the pub.
And I don't think shit is much of a taboo word these days really. I do admit if he'd have used the word steamer for example I'd have keeled over in .
Maybe i just thought it was the wrong situation.
In saying that, yes in hindsight it might have been the wrong call, but i can't recall him making any bad decisions since he's been here.
Has he even really made any at all?
If everyone here is to be believed uncle Nicko makes all the calls doesn't he?Last edited by Greedy666; 04-25-2012, 01:49 AM.
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Originally posted by SConcierge View PostMate nothing to be offended about its opinion nothing else, I personally dont believe he is the man for the job, the only one I rate is greenberg...the rest are clowns
TBH I dont think about CEOs much I guess.
I think they do a pretty thankless job. Suits around footballers, must be tough at times.
1st to cop the blame when things go pear shaped but cop very little praise when things go well.
I wouldn't want that job personally.
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Originally posted by Greedy666 View PostYeah, i'm hearing you mate, i like a suit who's a normal bloke too.
Maybe i just thought it was the wrong situation.
In saying that, yes in hindsight it might have been the wrong call, but i can't recall him making any bad decisions since his been here.
Has he even really made any at all?
If everyone here is to be believed uncle Nicko makes all the calls doesn't he?" A man can only walk as far as he can see"
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Originally posted by Greedy666 View PostYeah, i'm hearing you mate, i like a suit who's a normal bloke too.
Maybe i just thought it was the wrong situation.
In saying that, yes in hindsight it might have been the wrong call, but i can't recall him making any bad decisions since his been here.
Has he even really made any at all?
If everyone here is to be believed uncle Nicko makes all the calls doedn't he?
As for Noyce as I said to SConcierge, it must be a pretty thankless job. You cop it when the shit hits the fan but you get very little praise when it's going along well.
And I can't really recall much he's done at all except front the media whenever a players acted like a dickhead.
I'm sure Fredo could find some things he's done wrong.
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Originally posted by stsae View PostYeah that bloke seems to do a good job.
TBH I dont think about CEOs much I guess.
I think they do a pretty thankless job. Suits around footballers, must be tough at times.
1st to cop the blame when things go pear shaped but cop very little praise when things go well.
I wouldn't want that job personally.
" A man can only walk as far as he can see"
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All fans care about is winning, unfortunately for him he's in the position of having to worry about both on field and off field performances. If we had won I wonder if there would be a thread about how great a decision it was; we got the 2 points and some extra cash in the process? Ok I don't really wonder I think we all know the answer.
Whilst I agree this wasn't the wisest decision to take it up to Darwin most Sydney clubs are looking to take at least 1 home game elsewhere in order to make cash, it's obviously becoming a necessity and I think the CEO who's just looking out for the best interest of the clubs financial position (which is his main role) is often on a hiding to nothing in these cases.
He certainly isn't accountable or responsible for what the players dished up and I think that's getting lost in what was a pretty poor decision to move the game regardless of the result.
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Originally posted by stsae View PostHence why he admitted it was an error and probably wouldn't be the way to go next season, especially with that heat.
As for your hind site error, it is hind site. It's easy to pick apart an error after the event. It's harder to predict an error will be made, months prior. I'm betting this game was organized earlier this year maybe even last year.
That's the CEOs job, to balance the books in combination with helping whenever he can to contribute to the success of the club. He did his job, although in hind site he admits he made an error.
Whats so hard to grasp with that concept???
What's the real shame here is some are looking as usual to play the blame game and are missing the FACT the players played shit. Like they did in Melba. Like they did at home against The Riff. Now "heat" wasn't the factor there.
BTW we were playing Poocastle in Gosford, NZ in NZ before Noyce was CEO, werent we???
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Originally posted by Ray Stehr View PostIn matters directly influencing the team onfield it should only be the coach who makes decisions, such as playing a game in +30 degree temperatures against a side based in the tropics.
Personally I think he should be sacked for this idiotic decision As far as idiotic decisions go This the best so far. Well above the deicison to play Newcastle in Gosford on numerous occassions and NZ in ChristchurchWhen you trust your television
what you get is what you got
Cause when they own the information
they can bend it all they want
John Mayer
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