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Quote from: steve@dcfd on September 02, 2021, 02:56:57 pmQuote Those players he is recruiting for the long term are beginning to be assembled and we already have 12 players contracted beyond next season. Question for Martin could someone explain where the 12players come from unless contracts have been extended. As I see it Knoyle, Williams, Rowe, Close, Hiwula and Ravenhill Which other players have contracts pasted the end of this season.Taylor as well.
Quote Those players he is recruiting for the long term are beginning to be assembled and we already have 12 players contracted beyond next season. Question for Martin could someone explain where the 12players come from unless contracts have been extended. As I see it Knoyle, Williams, Rowe, Close, Hiwula and Ravenhill Which other players have contracts pasted the end of this season.
Quote from: Glyn_Wigley on September 02, 2021, 01:53:04 pmQuote from: no eyed deer on September 02, 2021, 01:46:59 pmSounds like a great success off the field, but not on.For me nothing new have come out of the meeting only soundbites.Perhaps you should have been bothered enough to ask a question yourself.They were put forward by others. What did you ask, something positive no doubt.
Quote from: no eyed deer on September 02, 2021, 01:46:59 pmSounds like a great success off the field, but not on.For me nothing new have come out of the meeting only soundbites.Perhaps you should have been bothered enough to ask a question yourself.
Sounds like a great success off the field, but not on.For me nothing new have come out of the meeting only soundbites.
Quote from: RugbyRover on September 02, 2021, 12:46:14 pmI thought it was a good idea to ask what questions we wanted to put forward. Disappointed that it didn't happen. Not sure I learnt to much. It comes across as the hard questions all melted away and they talked about what THEY wanted to talk about. Anyhow "a man we never made a mistake never made anything". So hopefully lessons are learnt.But it did happen, I had all the questions written down. Give me an example?
I thought it was a good idea to ask what questions we wanted to put forward. Disappointed that it didn't happen. Not sure I learnt to much. It comes across as the hard questions all melted away and they talked about what THEY wanted to talk about. Anyhow "a man we never made a mistake never made anything". So hopefully lessons are learnt.
Quote from: silent majority on September 02, 2021, 12:48:05 pmQuote from: RugbyRover on September 02, 2021, 12:46:14 pmI thought it was a good idea to ask what questions we wanted to put forward. Disappointed that it didn't happen. Not sure I learnt to much. It comes across as the hard questions all melted away and they talked about what THEY wanted to talk about. Anyhow "a man we never made a mistake never made anything". So hopefully lessons are learnt.But it did happen, I had all the questions written down. Give me an example?Ok I'm glad you did, but did you ask them all? Your very first sentence says something like "from the questions listed it was obvious that I wouldn't get chance to ask them all"An example would be about where we stand with Bogle now. Whats RW's plans for him?Also why was the DFP briefed about our apparent targets Hylton & Eaves and the others? Normally things are kept 100% watertight but for some reason we wanted to let the world know our business. Must have been a reason?Also what do we actually get from the Talent ID man? Those name could have been put forward by anyone with an interest in football let alone someone making an actual living out of it. Is RW happy with the names put forward to him?Thanks SM
Quote from: RugbyRover on September 02, 2021, 12:46:14 pmI thought it was a good idea to ask what questions we wanted to put forward. Disappointed that it didn't happen. Not sure I learnt to much. It comes across as the hard questions all melted away and they talked about what THEY wanted to talk about. Anyhow "a man we never made a mistake never made anything". So hopefully lessons are learnt.But it did happen, I had all the questions written down. Give me an example?
I thought it was a good idea to ask what questions we wanted to put forward. Disappointed that it didn't happen. Not sure I learnt to much. It comes across as the hard questions all melted away and they talked about what THEY wanted to talk about. Anyhow "a man we never made a mistake never made anything". So hopefully lessons are learnt.
Thanks S_M for part 2. Very good reading.I know you've got further meetings set up but I can see there are still some issues that still could do with being squared off, and that's around communication and how things play out in the press and social media.I'm sure you've probably read Liam Hoden's take on events, which leaves bags of room for speculation and conspiracy to linger. Now,, appreciate Liam is supposed to be doing his own Q&A session and will publish that at some point. We all look out for updates in the DFP and there' s many out there that take that info as gospel as their only source of info, plus others who then dissect the info on FB and Twitter etc.I just wonder whether, it's worth the club publishing an article, or Gavin doing a piece to counter Liams take on events with a view to reflecting better the events that unfolded? Alot comes down to managing fans expectations as we know and we are fortunate to have you reporting back to us here but it may not be seen by the wider audience.
Quote from: silent majority on September 02, 2021, 01:17:03 pmHaving spoken to Shaun we've got clarification on the £10m figure.Shaun mentioned it last night but he was talking about projected losses for the end of season 12/13. It was those projections that led to the change of CEO as Dave Morris was in charge at that point, he stepped down and Gavin took on the role. It was work then done by TB, DB and GB that reduced the losses which were obviously necessary.Losses eventually amounted to the £4.4m figure quoted above.Wow, just how much was we paying Dean Saunders???I find it hard to believe a season in league one we projected to lose £10 million. How by changing the CEO did we save £5.5 million?
Having spoken to Shaun we've got clarification on the £10m figure.Shaun mentioned it last night but he was talking about projected losses for the end of season 12/13. It was those projections that led to the change of CEO as Dave Morris was in charge at that point, he stepped down and Gavin took on the role. It was work then done by TB, DB and GB that reduced the losses which were obviously necessary.Losses eventually amounted to the £4.4m figure quoted above.
Wellens has said he is looking at the longer-term success of the team and admitted he may be cutting off his nose to spite his face. Maybe it is with that in mind why he is playing Cukur instead of Bogle, preferring the former to gain experience rather than the latter who is not part of his plans?
Quote from: johnny rovers on September 02, 2021, 02:49:50 pmQuote from: silent majority on September 02, 2021, 01:17:03 pmHaving spoken to Shaun we've got clarification on the £10m figure.Shaun mentioned it last night but he was talking about projected losses for the end of season 12/13. It was those projections that led to the change of CEO as Dave Morris was in charge at that point, he stepped down and Gavin took on the role. It was work then done by TB, DB and GB that reduced the losses which were obviously necessary.Losses eventually amounted to the £4.4m figure quoted above.Wow, just how much was we paying Dean Saunders???I find it hard to believe a season in league one we projected to lose £10 million. How by changing the CEO did we save £5.5 million?I remember discussing this with Gavin at the time, in fact it was one of our very first discussions. And those with good memories will remember some of it.Essentially we cancelled all the contracts that had been set up when we used Willy McKay. We had to do it legally of course. Who was the player who flew in from Paris to play? Was it Habib Beye? How much did that cost?
This is why I hate loans sometimes. We get landed with some kid who our recruitment guy watched a few YouTube videos of with no idea how it’s going to go. Now he’ll play almost every game despite because we pay more if he doesn’t!
Quote from: no eyed deer on September 02, 2021, 02:21:24 pmQuote from: Glyn_Wigley on September 02, 2021, 01:53:04 pmQuote from: no eyed deer on September 02, 2021, 01:46:59 pmSounds like a great success off the field, but not on.For me nothing new have come out of the meeting only soundbites.Perhaps you should have been bothered enough to ask a question yourself.They were put forward by others. What did you ask, something positive no doubt. I didn't need to, but then I'm not the one whinging about the answers am I?
Quote from: silent majority on September 02, 2021, 06:15:46 pmQuote from: johnny rovers on September 02, 2021, 02:49:50 pmQuote from: silent majority on September 02, 2021, 01:17:03 pmHaving spoken to Shaun we've got clarification on the £10m figure.Shaun mentioned it last night but he was talking about projected losses for the end of season 12/13. It was those projections that led to the change of CEO as Dave Morris was in charge at that point, he stepped down and Gavin took on the role. It was work then done by TB, DB and GB that reduced the losses which were obviously necessary.Losses eventually amounted to the £4.4m figure quoted above.Wow, just how much was we paying Dean Saunders???I find it hard to believe a season in league one we projected to lose £10 million. How by changing the CEO did we save £5.5 million?I remember discussing this with Gavin at the time, in fact it was one of our very first discussions. And those with good memories will remember some of it.Essentially we cancelled all the contracts that had been set up when we used Willy McKay. We had to do it legally of course. Who was the player who flew in from Paris to play? Was it Habib Beye? How much did that cost?Don’t want to digress too much but those figures make no sense. Our total costs in 2012 were £12m and in 2013 £10m so that’s only a £2m saving…
Quote from: NickDRFC on September 02, 2021, 06:46:58 pmQuote from: silent majority on September 02, 2021, 06:15:46 pmQuote from: johnny rovers on September 02, 2021, 02:49:50 pmQuote from: silent majority on September 02, 2021, 01:17:03 pmHaving spoken to Shaun we've got clarification on the £10m figure.Shaun mentioned it last night but he was talking about projected losses for the end of season 12/13. It was those projections that led to the change of CEO as Dave Morris was in charge at that point, he stepped down and Gavin took on the role. It was work then done by TB, DB and GB that reduced the losses which were obviously necessary.Losses eventually amounted to the £4.4m figure quoted above.Wow, just how much was we paying Dean Saunders???I find it hard to believe a season in league one we projected to lose £10 million. How by changing the CEO did we save £5.5 million?I remember discussing this with Gavin at the time, in fact it was one of our very first discussions. And those with good memories will remember some of it.Essentially we cancelled all the contracts that had been set up when we used Willy McKay. We had to do it legally of course. Who was the player who flew in from Paris to play? Was it Habib Beye? How much did that cost?Don’t want to digress too much but those figures make no sense. Our total costs in 2012 were £12m and in 2013 £10m so that’s only a £2m saving…Unless you know what was in the contracts and the extent of the cost base you can't say that. The projected losses for the end of 2012/13 were £10m so the actual costs are irrelevant.
Quote from: sedwardsdrfc on September 02, 2021, 06:38:04 pmThis is why I hate loans sometimes. We get landed with some kid who our recruitment guy watched a few YouTube videos of with no idea how it’s going to go. Now he’ll play almost every game despite because we pay more if he doesn’t! That's kind of disrespectful.... you don't know the 'recruitment guy' or the jobs he does.....
A fascinating discussion about our costs and savings nearly 10 years ago with input from people who weren’t involved with the club’s finances at the time, or indeed ever.FFS .... does it really matter?
Quote from: Pancho Regan on September 02, 2021, 10:05:44 pmA fascinating discussion about our costs and savings nearly 10 years ago with input from people who weren’t involved with the club’s finances at the time, or indeed ever.FFS .... does it really matter?No it doesn't, and I'm pretty fed up of being constantly interrogated on every issue.I shall enjoy my retirement Pancho!
Thanks again SMGives a great insight into the real world that Rovers live in. We are so lucky.It also shows when TB does call it a day and that day will come sometime, that the club can sustain itself without his financial input.
You really are a shit No Eyed Dear aren't you? A blind shit too.BobG