Kante's buyout was £22m apparently but we managed to get £32m.
comment by nuneaton_fox (U7936)
posted 2 hours, 35 minutes ago
I can't see these owners giving carte blanche to anyone.
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They aren't going to micro manage a football club when they have other businesses to run. Like other successful businessmen they will delegate, a DoF and CEO can comfortably handle player contract negotiations.
I tried to create an article about CR being a pundit on Monday night football on the 10th April, Arsenal v Palace as CR is ready to open up about his sacking but it keeps getting rejected by spam filter.
Does anyone else wish to create an article about it, BS me old mucker, can this be one for you?
Here's the article
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4354418/Claudio-Ranieri-break-silence-Leicester-sacking.html
Thats what i said DoF reports to CEO She then reports to the board of Directors (owners)
Its not micro managing its major asset acquisitions not paper clips.
I bet he won't say much, CofE. Partly because he may be under a confidentiality agreement and partly because people rarely do. (And besides, the truth is often far more mundane than the speculation in these situations.)
comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 11 minutes ago
I bet he won't say much, CofE. Partly because he may be under a confidentiality agreement and partly because people rarely do. (And besides, the truth is often far more mundane than the speculation in these situations.)
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Yeah I mean the headline is he's ready to spill the beans but reality is he's not going to say anything about it.
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posted on 27/3/17
Kante's buyout was £22m apparently but we managed to get £32m.
posted on 27/3/17
comment by nuneaton_fox (U7936)
posted 2 hours, 35 minutes ago
I can't see these owners giving carte blanche to anyone.
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They aren't going to micro manage a football club when they have other businesses to run. Like other successful businessmen they will delegate, a DoF and CEO can comfortably handle player contract negotiations.
posted on 28/3/17
I tried to create an article about CR being a pundit on Monday night football on the 10th April, Arsenal v Palace as CR is ready to open up about his sacking but it keeps getting rejected by spam filter.
Does anyone else wish to create an article about it, BS me old mucker, can this be one for you?
posted on 28/3/17
Here's the article
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-4354418/Claudio-Ranieri-break-silence-Leicester-sacking.html
posted on 28/3/17
Thats what i said DoF reports to CEO She then reports to the board of Directors (owners)
Its not micro managing its major asset acquisitions not paper clips.
posted on 28/3/17
I bet he won't say much, CofE. Partly because he may be under a confidentiality agreement and partly because people rarely do. (And besides, the truth is often far more mundane than the speculation in these situations.)
posted on 28/3/17
comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 11 minutes ago
I bet he won't say much, CofE. Partly because he may be under a confidentiality agreement and partly because people rarely do. (And besides, the truth is often far more mundane than the speculation in these situations.)
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Yeah I mean the headline is he's ready to spill the beans but reality is he's not going to say anything about it.
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