AITC is not a blank cheque from TB.
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Paul Barber- Championship CEO of the Year
- Thread starter WhingForPresident
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AITC is not a blank cheque from TB.
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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Without him, if we're losing money at the rate we have done in the past few years then i severely doubt we would be. It's not the 70's anymore.
saafend_seagull
Well-known member
After auditing several charities, each ones costs were outweighing their fundraising except one. So I'm guessing its pretty normal.
Does that make it OK? What if the person funding those significant operating costs, decides the benefits generated by the fundraising, are not what he wants.
saafend_seagull
Well-known member
Never said it was ok, it's just the norm.
AITC does not get any cheques from TB. At least it didn't until DK was removed from his post.
Edit: Apologies. That should have said 'stepped down'.
Excellent example of enlightened thinking, sooner we get back to Withdean the better.
BrianWade4
Well-known member
As I have said before, we are lucky to have him. We have available long-term future
pottert
New member
What has he done that every other CEO in the country has not done.
For me he should be judged on 2 things (a) making the club self sufficient ie only spend what you earn. (b) results on the pitch
There is no point cutting down investment in the team to balance the books if that means the success of the team is affected thus
the club revenues being reduced.That being said there is no point investing heavily in the team meaning that the team is reliant on success on the pitch.
I think that PB has had to make some tough decisions but joined a club whose revenues were on the increase.
I'm not saying that he has an easy job but I think he has it a lot easier than a lot of CEO's in the championship.
I would love to know what he did to warrant the award.
For me he should be judged on 2 things (a) making the club self sufficient ie only spend what you earn. (b) results on the pitch
There is no point cutting down investment in the team to balance the books if that means the success of the team is affected thus
the club revenues being reduced.That being said there is no point investing heavily in the team meaning that the team is reliant on success on the pitch.
I think that PB has had to make some tough decisions but joined a club whose revenues were on the increase.
I'm not saying that he has an easy job but I think he has it a lot easier than a lot of CEO's in the championship.
I would love to know what he did to warrant the award.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Binned means sacked. What was uncalled for?
pottert
New member
I think the silence says it all
HawkTheSeagull
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Or that no one can be bothered to reply to a load of drivel.....
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Why have you photo-shopped Paul Barber's head on that picture of Glasfryn and his cat
pottert
New member
So you ignore my so called drivel but respond to my lack of comments about my so called drivel
Mmm, I would be interested to know what the criteria was.
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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...or, that you need to give people more than 2 hours on a Friday night to reply?
Besides, i'm not totally sure that it's up to Barber to provide results on the pitch; that's down to Oscar and Burke. Barber just gives them the financial framework to do their business within.
Genuine question: Would anything that is posted here change your mind? From your post i get the feeling you've made your mind up about him.
B.W.
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 13,666
He had to go. He went. Should've happened sooner TBH.
B.W.
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- Jul 5, 2003
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LoL! Too many on here living in the past.