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Whatever makes you think that...I presume this is said with irony...
Whatever makes you think that...I presume this is said with irony...
Yeah but are we even asking him, and more importantly, would he accept? I think it would be easier to ask SAF to be the CEO for now as he's around at least.Tweet
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So then Joel handles the commercial side himself? I mean, it was a disaster the first time, so... anyway. As long as he listens to Ole, Fletcher, Murtough, in short, the football people, for all football decisions, it's the least disastrous scenario.If it's true that Woodward was going to resign at the end of the year anyway, I think it's pretty obvious that the John Murtough and Darren Fletcher appointments were about transitioning into the new power structure.
I wouldn't be surprised if we didn't replace him with anyone new.
The Glazers will go soon, they cant step foot in Manchester again.With the Glazers still owning the club it really doesn't matter who they replace Ed with, it will be more of the same
Will be an internal appointment and nothing will change whilst the glazers are around. We need to cut the head off the snake to get change.With the Glazers still owning the club it really doesn't matter who they replace Ed with, it will be more of the same
And, they were there last time?The Glazers will go soon, they cant step foot in Manchester again.
Quite sure they can, and it's not like they bother to come to our ground much anyway.The Glazers will go soon, they cant step foot in Manchester again.
They've been there plenty of times before covid tbhAnd, they were there last time?
Has Berta ever had an exec role? He's only ever been a sporting director as far as I know.Andrea Berta maybe? Edwin would probably be the popular choice.
I'm not sure how you can say that one day after we have had to pull out of a competition that was anti-football with the main protagonists seemingly being Woodward and Perez.I disagree about the last point, Woodward really have learned big time with Ole, i just wish he had not spend that much money for the 2 trainers before.
But so big chance we Will get a worse person than Ed
Really? I dont think so. If by plenty you mean once a season or something like that then yeahThey've been there plenty of times before covid tbh
They've been there plenty of times before covid tbh
Joel Glazer hasn't bothered to rock up to a match since our CL game vs Barcelona 2019.Really? I dont think so. If by plenty you mean once a season or something like that then yeah
Agreed, this is a business appointment with other people handling the footballing side if it was done properly. Good point about the chain of command though as the DOF reporting to the CEO automatically puts them as a barrier to the chairman.People talking about Edwin or other footballing figures, but I am sure we already have those with the new DOF and Fletcher. Glazers would only need someone who can handle the business side of things. Now whether they continue the existing structure where everyone reports to Woodword replacement or the DOF also reports separately to Glazers is one key question for me. The other key one being whether the new person has already got experience in the sports industry else they will again take 3 years to figure out how to do transfer negotiations!
You know Van Der Sar is the CEO of Ajax right? He's not some mug off the street.People talking about Edwin or other footballing figures, but I am sure we already have those with the new DOF and Fletcher. Glazers would only need someone who can handle the business side of things. Now whether they continue the existing structure where everyone reports to Woodword replacement or the DOF also reports separately to Glazers is one key question for me. The other key one being whether the new person has already got experience in the sports industry else they will again take 3 years to figure out how to do transfer negotiations!
Edwin Van der Sar is Ajax CEO, he’s not the DOF that would be Marc Overmars. So he’d literally be taking over the same position left by Woodward.People talking about Edwin or other footballing figures, but I am sure we already have those with the new DOF and Fletcher. Glazers would only need someone who can handle the business side of things. Now whether they continue the existing structure where everyone reports to Woodword replacement or the DOF also reports separately to Glazers is one key question for me. The other key one being whether the new person has already got experience in the sports industry else they will again take 3 years to figure out how to do transfer negotiations!
Firstly I didn't call him a mug off the street, and given I am a big fan I never would! I didn't know he was the CEO but still I think the Gazers are not likely to appoint him. The head of business at Ajax and at United are two different spheres altogether. They would be interested in someone who can bring plenty of sponsorships and deals. Plus given the whole ESL fiasco, I doubt Edin wants to work under the Glazers.You know Van Der Sar is the CEO of Ajax right? He's not some mug off the street.
Hang on a minute. Did you just slip up and call potentially the greatest thing to happen to us in the past eight years a 'fiasco'?Power, prestige and more money. He has stayed in Manchester before and has a history with the club whilst the job offers him an opportunity to put into practice any ideas he might have and be recognized as the man who led United out of the fiasco of this stillborn ESL.
I didn't say the Glazers will appoint him, I'd say it's very unlikely because they're dickheads. I said they should appoint him as he would do a great job, understanding as he does both the commercial and footballing sides of a giant club.Firstly I didn't call him a mug off the street, and given I am a big fan I never would! I didn't know he was the CEO but still I think the Gazers are not likely to appoint him. The head of business at Ajax and at United are two different spheres altogether. They would be interested in someone who can bring plenty of sponsorships and deals. Plus given the whole ESL fiasco, I doubt Edin wants to work under the Glazers.
One of the brains behind the UEFA CL reforms - the same reforms that we pretended to support and then surreptitiously undermined as one of the main drivers of the Super League.Tweet
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Not sure I am getting you but I am referring to the PR fallout from our participation in this nonsense.Hang on a minute. Did you just slip up and call potentially the greatest thing to happen to us in the past eight years a 'fiasco'?
It's a Glazer spy, boys. Get him/her/it/they.
Yeah but I don't know if he will accept the job.We have a limited budget. We need to adopt the Ajax method. Only one man for it. VDS