| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. 05:18 - Apr 1 with 11861 views | TalkingSutty |
Our best ever CEO and somebody who has done a great job at Vale Park. Good luck in whatever you decide to do next Colin. [Post edited 1 Apr 2023 5:20]
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 20:22 - Apr 1 with 2937 views | D_Alien |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 19:52 - Apr 1 by fourfourtwo |
I hope you know that waffling a load of bollocks such as that neither makes you appear likeable or informed.
I’d say the main reason for the change of job title was the toxicity of the CEO title being associated with DB. That’s it.
Now back in the real world, we are much more likely to see the club appoint a DOF rather than bring CG back to the club. As I said. There is already somebody employed in that role. |
Thankyou for your kind words, i'll take it as a compliment
I referred to someone of similar stature to CG, not necessarily him
The key principle underlying my argument is accountability. I'm damned sure you understand that concept
A management consultancy would have no accountability and no relationship with the fans. It's my opinion that almost anything is better than that. The club could be transformed in a way that leaves it unrecognisable and moreover, unrecoverable
If you're happy to risk that, fair enough, there's nothing more that can be said. On the other hand, an appointment of someone with the right experience - the job title isn't that important - would stand or fall by their actions. It's my opinion that's what would be in the best interests of Dale, and it's fans |  |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 21:10 - Apr 1 with 2779 views | sxdale |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 19:31 - Apr 1 by D_Alien |
It was a quite deliberate move by the new board to change the emphasis from CEO to COO after the defenestration of the last CEO with the toxicity he brought to the club
Of course you know that
As a result, the executive function has been found wanting due to inexperience, otherwise we wouldn't be bringing in external "help". The appointment of someone with executive skills within football, which goes beyond what the current COO involves (which is more akin to the old "club secretary" function) would imo achieve the same thing, and that role would at least have some skin in the game
The role would, for instance, involve overseeing the appointment of those in a football management/coaching role, which it's been admitted by the current BoD was something outside their abilities. There's no need to be too prescriptive about this, but the kind of creative thinking required to shift the dial doesn't have to come from a consultancy which the fans would have no attachment to, and which could then (as previously stated) be used to absolve those within the club of responsibility |
This is correct, you restructure the club, we no longer have a CEO position we no longer need a CEO we can then get rid of said CEO with no fear of an unfair dismissal claim. To misquote Stalin - if you get rid of the position, you get rid of the man. |  | | |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 08:07 - Apr 2 with 2584 views | Newbury_Dale |
All somewhat presumptuous, but you'd like to think Colin could be offered a non executive role on the board to provide ad-hoc advise on transfer negotiations and contract renewals moving forward. Assuming he wants to be involved of course. | | | |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 11:45 - Apr 2 with 2405 views | TomRAFC |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 08:07 - Apr 2 by Newbury_Dale |
All somewhat presumptuous, but you'd like to think Colin could be offered a non executive role on the board to provide ad-hoc advise on transfer negotiations and contract renewals moving forward. Assuming he wants to be involved of course. |
Sounds like an excellent role for him, but Colin's abilities extended to the day to day running of the club. It would be good to get the most of his skills. | |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 12:05 - Apr 2 with 2371 views | foreverhopefulDale |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 11:45 - Apr 2 by TomRAFC |
Sounds like an excellent role for him, but Colin's abilities extended to the day to day running of the club. It would be good to get the most of his skills. |
Could that be a DOF role? Does he know enough about the football side of things to do such a role? |  |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 13:16 - Apr 2 with 2277 views | 442Dale |
Garlick’s time coincided with Dunphy and, predominantly, Hill’s. If we haven’t involved either of those when there’s an argument it would make sense to do so before looking at outside organisations, then not sure why the board would change direction (again) to look to give Garlick a role.
If you were to ask him what worked during his time at Spotland, he’d probably point to how we developed players, both through our youth system and by bringing people in - creating a successful on field product and assets that could then be sold on, with significant add-ons that would pay off over time.
It worked, it really doesn’t need any other expenditure or input to establish that. |  |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 14:01 - Apr 2 with 2233 views | D_Alien |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 13:16 - Apr 2 by 442Dale |
Garlick’s time coincided with Dunphy and, predominantly, Hill’s. If we haven’t involved either of those when there’s an argument it would make sense to do so before looking at outside organisations, then not sure why the board would change direction (again) to look to give Garlick a role.
If you were to ask him what worked during his time at Spotland, he’d probably point to how we developed players, both through our youth system and by bringing people in - creating a successful on field product and assets that could then be sold on, with significant add-ons that would pay off over time.
It worked, it really doesn’t need any other expenditure or input to establish that. |
Having someone working within the structure, such as a non-exec (which is an excellent idea) with the experience to keep that message front and centre would be considerably less costly than the alternative - which has only come about due to losing sight of those principles
Incidentally, it's 2 April and we're due 'updates' | |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 14:07 - Apr 2 with 2221 views | 442Dale |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 14:01 - Apr 2 by D_Alien |
Having someone working within the structure, such as a non-exec (which is an excellent idea) with the experience to keep that message front and centre would be considerably less costly than the alternative - which has only come about due to losing sight of those principles
Incidentally, it's 2 April and we're due 'updates' |
Indeed we are.
It’s hopeful those updates will include a further update on previously agreed updates like the update due at the end of January on the Volunteer Army.
But yeah, looking forward to reading the update. | |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 15:12 - Apr 2 with 2139 views | 49thseason |
If Garlick left because he didnt like traipsing from and to Macclesfield every day what makes anyone think he might want to have another go at it? He's 63, he will maybe figure its time to sit in his garden and enjoy some time off or possibly early retirement, especially as Summer is approaching. Going back to a club in crisis is hardly likely to be at the top of his agenda is it? |  | | |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 16:04 - Apr 2 with 2076 views | EllDale |
A few former CEOs have made a fair bit by temporarily acting at various clubs on a consultancy basis.
Trevor Birch is a classic example.
And, as I said earlier, in this day and age, with Zoom and Teams there’s no real need to travel regularly. | | | |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 16:21 - Apr 2 with 2040 views | D_Alien |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 16:04 - Apr 2 by EllDale |
A few former CEOs have made a fair bit by temporarily acting at various clubs on a consultancy basis.
Trevor Birch is a classic example.
And, as I said earlier, in this day and age, with Zoom and Teams there’s no real need to travel regularly. |
Precisely
It's about thinking outside the box, and with greater 'vitality' | |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 16:22 - Apr 2 with 2039 views | judd |
I had a lot of time for Colin, but for one niggle.
CD told me recently that due diligence on the appointment of Bottomley was left to Colin. |  |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 19:29 - Apr 2 with 1798 views | D_Alien |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 14:07 - Apr 2 by 442Dale |
Indeed we are.
It’s hopeful those updates will include a further update on previously agreed updates like the update due at the end of January on the Volunteer Army.
But yeah, looking forward to reading the update. |
Do we have liftoff? | |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 23:29 - Apr 2 with 1667 views | D_Alien |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 19:29 - Apr 2 by D_Alien |
Do we have liftoff? |
No?
Ok, so we know where we stand
Just to change the subject, anyone else watch the Tour snooker final? Great snooker but also worth watching just for the referee
Like something out of a Modigliani portrait [Post edited 2 Apr 2023 23:42]
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 23:41 - Apr 2 with 1633 views | 442Dale |
The Trust April newsletter does not appear to have been sent out yet. Not seen any further updates.
Maybe tomorrow… | |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 23:45 - Apr 2 with 1619 views | D_Alien |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 23:41 - Apr 2 by 442Dale |
The Trust April newsletter does not appear to have been sent out yet. Not seen any further updates.
Maybe tomorrow… |
Yeah
I'm sure the Curry Night will be a success, like Last Of The Summer Wine | |
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| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 10:13 - Apr 23 with 1065 views | RooleyMoorBlue |
| Colin Garlick leaves Port Vale. on 16:22 - Apr 2 by judd |
I had a lot of time for Colin, but for one niggle.
CD told me recently that due diligence on the appointment of Bottomley was left to Colin. |
How many others thought DB was a good appointment at first and didn't see what was to come? A lot of people were taken in by DB and even became friends with him. There was nothing to suggest DB was going to rip the club apart, so to infer Colin was at fault for his appointment is totally unfair in my eyes. I'd have CG back in a heartbeat, as I would CD. |  | | |
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