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Sacked by Roosters it would seem
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I'll have him back.
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With open arms return to us.
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Would love him back as a player welfare manager.
Are people forgetting the massive backloading which screwed us after his departure that he set up?
Are people forgetting the massive backloading which screwed us after his departure that he set up?
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Basically a mentor.
Someone for players to dump their worries on or for Benji to sook he misses Beau I would guess.
Allows the coach to not have to get too involved in the lives of the players
Someone for players to dump their worries on or for Benji to sook he misses Beau I would guess.
Allows the coach to not have to get too involved in the lives of the players
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Seems like nothing compared to the stinking steaming pile of dung were in atm
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It was the beginning of the road to that dung heap though.
That is the point i am making.
if we go with a new CEO it should be moving forward, ot backwards
That is the point i am making.
if we go with a new CEO it should be moving forward, ot backwards
I'd say a surprise premiership and all the cap extras that come with that didnt help
Moving forward….we all thought that with the coach too
We'd probably go for that union numpty that just resigned
Moving forward….we all thought that with the coach too
We'd probably go for that union numpty that just resigned
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@smeghead said:
For that reason I wouldn't have him back.
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Roosters dump CEO
October 15, 2012 - 12:26PM
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The upheaval at Sydney Roosters has continued, with chief executive Steve Noyce being sacked.
Noyce told his staff today that he was leaving the organisation, having been at the club since 2008, following a long stint at Wests Tigers.
It's believed the decision to sack Noyce has been made as part of a significant restructure of the club. It follows the sacking of coach Brian Smith, following a disappointing season.
The Roosters finished 13th, and the club appointed Trent Robinson to replace Smith next year, overseeing a roster which is set to include Sonny Bill Williams.
‘‘Stephen is a hard working man of great integrity and honour and his work over the past 4 years has set our club up to move forward in a very solid position,’’ Roosters chairman Nick Politis said.
The Roosters are adopting a model whereby the football department will report directly to Easts League chief executive Scott Bennetts. Brian Canavan, the former Roosters chief executive, will return to the club as the football department’s chief operating officer.
‘‘Brian is the most experienced football administrator in the country and his return to the club he loves is a major coup,’’ Politis said. ‘‘He will add the knowledge and crucial systems to the football department that is required in the modern game for ultimate success.’’
Former club rehab manager Craig Walker will also return to the club as physical performance manager.
October 15, 2012 - 12:26PM
Glenn Jackson
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The upheaval at Sydney Roosters has continued, with chief executive Steve Noyce being sacked.
Noyce told his staff today that he was leaving the organisation, having been at the club since 2008, following a long stint at Wests Tigers.
It's believed the decision to sack Noyce has been made as part of a significant restructure of the club. It follows the sacking of coach Brian Smith, following a disappointing season.
The Roosters finished 13th, and the club appointed Trent Robinson to replace Smith next year, overseeing a roster which is set to include Sonny Bill Williams.
‘‘Stephen is a hard working man of great integrity and honour and his work over the past 4 years has set our club up to move forward in a very solid position,’’ Roosters chairman Nick Politis said.
The Roosters are adopting a model whereby the football department will report directly to Easts League chief executive Scott Bennetts. Brian Canavan, the former Roosters chief executive, will return to the club as the football department’s chief operating officer.
‘‘Brian is the most experienced football administrator in the country and his return to the club he loves is a major coup,’’ Politis said. ‘‘He will add the knowledge and crucial systems to the football department that is required in the modern game for ultimate success.’’
Former club rehab manager Craig Walker will also return to the club as physical performance manager.
I feel for Steve. Seems like a genuinely good bloke and a decent operations manager, just struggled with the balance sheet a fair bit.
Not to mention he loved this club and was a part of the remarkable achievement in 2005.
That said though, he had his time in the sun with us, and I don't thing anything can be gained from him coming back, after Humphreys goes (which may not be in the too distant future with these shenanigans playing out,) we should be looking to find a better operator.
Not to mention he loved this club and was a part of the remarkable achievement in 2005.
That said though, he had his time in the sun with us, and I don't thing anything can be gained from him coming back, after Humphreys goes (which may not be in the too distant future with these shenanigans playing out,) we should be looking to find a better operator.
