yeah i didnt mean thats MY perception. im saying that people always blame the middle management as being a 9-5 job which it isnt. that what i meant by "they". he clearly is an example of that.
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I'm not privy to any information, however quoting Cleary from 2014 it doesn't paint a good picture.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/league/9928828/Ivan-Cleary-puts-boot-into-Warriors-top-brass
Juju
There were a lot of rumours at the time of his departure he didn't like Wayne Scurrah
Beastmode
Just another day in paradise
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I guess that means he didnt get the job?
Sam Tomkins left for "personal" reasons, TL is leaving for " personal" reasons, Le Chad left for " personal" reasons...... that person was Cappy...,,
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snake77
Damn that is interesting. Eric please don't piss this co-owner off, we actually need him.
1995Warriorsfan
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This just shows how committed JD is to this team.
EW has made some interesting comments tonight at the awards re the senior players needing to step up.
EW has made some interesting comments tonight at the awards re the senior players needing to step up.
snake77
It will be interesting to see whose idea this was.
Doyle was impressive today explaining the coaching changes, the changes in the organization. The key quote I liked when he was asked about the changes "We are serious about getting success". This guy will do as much as he can to turn this club around, if he can't with everything he is doing it really is a mess.
It's amazing how we have always struggled to recruit. Either top class Aussies or Kiwis. All of a sudden our best players or NZ coaches get a call from a guy with a Scottish accent and they get homesick.
Doyle was impressive today explaining the coaching changes, the changes in the organization. The key quote I liked when he was asked about the changes "We are serious about getting success". This guy will do as much as he can to turn this club around, if he can't with everything he is doing it really is a mess.
It's amazing how we have always struggled to recruit. Either top class Aussies or Kiwis. All of a sudden our best players or NZ coaches get a call from a guy with a Scottish accent and they get homesick.
mt.wellington
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My man crush is starting to get out of control. Do they sell Jim Doyle posters?
ALL HAIL GODOYLE!!!
InsideBall
Wow. Well, he can't get any more invested now... literally.
I've been amazed at what Doyle's achieved so far with the club. I'm genuinely optimistic we're heading in the right direction, especially with the recent changes.
I've been amazed at what Doyle's achieved so far with the club. I'm genuinely optimistic we're heading in the right direction, especially with the recent changes.
brightman
if he signs Jason Taumalolo to replace Hoffman, he can finish me off
Ozwarrior
Blog with Buzz: Every NRL club CEO rated by Phil Rothfield
ONE of the biggest problems with rugby league is the standard of the club CEOs.
Growth of the game is at a standstill and sports Editor-at-Large Phil Rothfield blames the poor standard of management at the clubs.
He says most of them lack vision, creativity and skills to even properly promote their home games.
Here are his ratings of the 16 chief executives:
1 Jim Doyle (Warriors)
2 Paul White (Broncos)
3 Brian Fletcher (Panthers)
4 Graham Annesley (Titans)
5 Bernie Gurr (Eels)
6 Lyall Gorman (Sharks)
7 Raelene Castle (Bulldogs)
8 Dave Donaghy (Storm)
9 Joe Kelly (Roosters) (Soon to be appointed)
10 Don Furner (Raiders)
11 Greg Tonner (Cowboys)
12 Matt Gidley (Knights)
13 Blake Solly (Rabbitohs)
14 Tim Cleary (Manly)
15 Peter Doust (St George-Illawarra)
16 Justin Pascoe (Wests Tigers)
CHAT LIVE WITH BUZZ FROM 1PM BY ASKING QUESTIONS IN THE COMMENTS BELOW
ONE of the biggest problems with rugby league is the standard of the club CEOs.
Growth of the game is at a standstill and sports Editor-at-Large Phil Rothfield blames the poor standard of management at the clubs.
He says most of them lack vision, creativity and skills to even properly promote their home games.
Here are his ratings of the 16 chief executives:
1 Jim Doyle (Warriors)
2 Paul White (Broncos)
3 Brian Fletcher (Panthers)
4 Graham Annesley (Titans)
5 Bernie Gurr (Eels)
6 Lyall Gorman (Sharks)
7 Raelene Castle (Bulldogs)
8 Dave Donaghy (Storm)
9 Joe Kelly (Roosters) (Soon to be appointed)
10 Don Furner (Raiders)
11 Greg Tonner (Cowboys)
12 Matt Gidley (Knights)
13 Blake Solly (Rabbitohs)
14 Tim Cleary (Manly)
15 Peter Doust (St George-Illawarra)
16 Justin Pascoe (Wests Tigers)
CHAT LIVE WITH BUZZ FROM 1PM BY ASKING QUESTIONS IN THE COMMENTS BELOW
Makasene
I'd be more interested in where Buzz ranks on the list of Journos....
jonno
When the best CEO in the comp isn't good enough for us that's when you know something's fully fucked up.
Not surprised to see Doyle at the top and Pascoe at the bottom but I thought he might have had Bernie Gurr in the top two, he has all the prerequisite skills and is very much a lateral thinker about the game.
How does Paul White make second place, he merely has to take the padlock off the gate on a Friday night to fill Suncorp Stadium.
How does Paul White make second place, he merely has to take the padlock off the gate on a Friday night to fill Suncorp Stadium.
jonno
He gets major points just for getting himself hired. That must have taken some real skill.
It was one of those cases of "It's not what you know it's who you know" Bennett helped him into the role.
jonno
I guess it's lucky for us the Doyle knows Luke, Sheck and Foran...
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