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Phil Beard Resigns.
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Not 100% sure what he actually did, but a nice fella all the same. Good luck to him.Leave a comment:
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I'm with v, one bungle brother down, one to go
Devlin a great shout, by all accounts doing an amazing job at BrentfordLeave a comment:
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Yea because setting up the O2 project needed someone incompetent. Honestly, you need to realise that he was a very good appointment that didn't work out as brilliantly as we would have liked, simple as that.Leave a comment:
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Im going to buck the trend here and say I liked the bloke best of luck to himLeave a comment:
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I think those fears can be allayed:I would hope that Les is not responsible for Phil Beard going or indeed take over his responsibilities. Personally I would be uncomfortable with one person having control of all player transfers, manager hiring, staff recruitment, club development, commercial activity and so on. We've been there before with Mike Rigg and look how that turned out
QPR Chairman, Tony Fernandes, told www.qpr.co.uk:
“I would like to take this opportunity to thank Phil for his contribution to QPR and wish him well for the future. In the short term we will continue to liaise with Phil regarding our long-term projects, ensuring a smooth transitional period prior to making a new appointment."
Devlin or Dein both great shouts V.Leave a comment:
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Wouldnt surprise me if that is the scenario. TF throws all his eggs in one basket and leaves it all up to Les, then if it goes wrong....I would hope that Les is not responsible for Phil Beard going or indeed take over his responsibilities. Personally I would be uncomfortable with one person having control of all player transfers, manager hiring, staff recruitment, club development, commercial activity and so on. We've been there before with Mike Rigg and look how that turned outLeave a comment:
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I would hope that Les is not responsible for Phil Beard going or indeed take over his responsibilities. Personally I would be uncomfortable with one person having control of all player transfers, manager hiring, staff recruitment, club development, commercial activity and so on. We've been there before with Mike Rigg and look how that turned outLeave a comment:
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Most clubs do that ffs. Very difficult to find people for the CEO role with a good reputation in the sport who would be willing to leave their role at the moment.Leave a comment:
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Sure theres a chance with the right board it could be done right..not this lot tho. Too concerned with branding and profile and making millions. FFS they appointed Beard as CEO because of his O2 experience not what he could do for a football club. That just about sums them up. Mistake after mistake after mistake... OOC or bust.Leave a comment:
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You are looking at two extreme cases, what about the West Hams. The Tottenhams, the clubs outside london who have expanded and grown without killing their tradition and history?Leave a comment:
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Potential of becoming another Fulham? yes. Potential of becoming another like the scum? yup. Tradition and history not plastic flags and plastic fans. Even this glitzy, glamorous non competitive league that SKY have created is a bit plastic.Leave a comment:
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Not at all mate. As i have said many times over the years i completely understand i am in the minority of distrusting the chairman and i fully accept your opinion of him and your views. Dont really know what more i can say. I will never convince you and you will never convince me. If i comment on the chairman in a disingenuous way then you have the right to defend him obviously and it works both ways. Opinions mate...makes for a good forum.Leave a comment:

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