you didn't provide an answer. you gave me your life story about attending a meeting for tesco or wherever it is you work.
he attends board meetings. is he a board member? no.
he's the manager. he shouldnt be attending board meetings specifically set up for the board.
Common place really for managers, or in most cases general managers (exactly what Wenger would be called outside of a football club and in a corporate setting) to attend Board meetings.
Yes he should be attending the regularly scheduled board meetings. An earlier post explained clearly how these meetings could be organized. Right down to individual agenda items.Originally Posted by She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
You clearly don't understand how Boards tend to operate and are arguing for the sake of it from a fairly uninformed position.
I suggest you look up some Board ToRs. They are widely available on the internet.
If you don’t send this signature to ten people, you will become a Spurs fan.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...y-PSG-job.html
Please, please let this be true
All this illustrates is the irrelevance of Gazidis. Wenger SHOULD be reporting to Gazidis and Gazidis to the board. In most organisations non directors just make presentations to the BOD as at when required. This cannot be called attending board meetings. You say your piece, get commended or get torn a new arsehole.
BTW Gazidis is an Arsehole, collecting a bumper salary for saying yessir to Wenger instead of kicking his skinny butt
Last edited by Globalgunner; 23-02-2013 at 06:53 PM.
He's not leaving for at least 18 months at the very minimum. Get used to it folks. Board are too spineless and indebted to him to even dare offer a critique to him let alone fire him and he won't walk away from 7 million a year willingly. Would you?
On the subject of Ivan Gazidis, anyone on here followed Keith Dover's advice and sent him some string? Anyone got his address?
1060 West Addison.
Wenger still reckons we can get top two, I don't think that's possible but 3rd place is feasible. The funny thing is if we got 3rd/4th on paper it would look like a good season, however on the pitch it's been pretty awful, what it would do is just reenforce the board and Wenger's belief that we're a fantastic side.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21572865
Chelsea made a big mistake by getting rid of Di Matteo and bringing in Benitez, the former had done a great job and the latter really has done poorly. Spurs, well AVB in in charge and he's rubbish (failed miserably at Chelsea which takes some doing), Bale has been exceptional for them but with a decent manager who know where they would be this season.
2nd?
That's just WUMger being WUMger.
3rd is up for grabs though. Yay.
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