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Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 13:32 - Jun 28 by Shaky
Yes, a positive development, but on the other hand this almost certainly means these guys are the scapegoats and that Jenkins is staying.
Most positive news in recent years, the clubs recruitment system was in desperate need of an overhaul.....
BUT....
.......this pretty much means Jenkins is staying, and he was the main player in charge of that failing system. Also, sorry to see Flynn and Tremmel leave on such a low note. They have been good servants to the club in the past. If they weren’t up to the task, then sorry chaps, wish you best of luck in the future.
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Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 16:09 - Jun 28 with 2526 views
Uplifting, overdriven celebratory mood muzak is a must to further indulge this most (albeit way too late) finest of moments! "God who made me mighty, make me mighty again".
Argus!
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Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 17:23 - Jun 28 with 2347 views
Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 12:44 - Jun 28 by jacksfullaces
good news.
huw can still disappear though.
now he isn't controlling the transfers there is a danger he will return to his previous role of gossiping with disgruntled players about their manager.
Do you really think he isn't controlling the transfers?
Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 18:29 - Jun 28 by Gowerjack
Do you really think he isn't controlling the transfers?
Is anyone that naive?
As I said in a different thread. I’m amazed he still is, given how badly he’s done over the last two seasons. Why are Levien and Kaplan putting up with it?
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Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 18:56 - Jun 28 with 2235 views
Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 18:32 - Jun 28 by jack247
As I said in a different thread. I’m amazed he still is, given how badly he’s done over the last two seasons. Why are Levien and Kaplan putting up with it?
Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 19:38 - Jun 28 by jack247
I don’t think that’s the case. They would have kept Carlos or appointed someone unattached and retained the back room staff if it was.
I think it’s more likely they realise they are a long way out of their depth and don’t have confidence they could appoint someone better.
Don’t believe that for a minute. No way are they that self-aware and humble. I think it’s the opposite (and bigger) problem: they don’t have a clue what they’re doing, but think they do.
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Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 20:43 - Jun 28 with 2043 views
Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 19:58 - Jun 28 by Shaky
Chump change in the greater scheme of things, with the major overhaul of costs required.
Anyway if Kaplan really cared, wouldn't he have sacked Jenkins?
Not sure if you mean now we have been relegated or prior to it. Jenkins has obviously been struggling for a while, since before they came to the club really.
I’m pretty sure he would have cared 12 months ago when he had a hell of a lot to lose.
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Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 20:53 - Jun 28 with 2031 views
Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 20:43 - Jun 28 by jack247
Not sure if you mean now we have been relegated or prior to it. Jenkins has obviously been struggling for a while, since before they came to the club really.
I’m pretty sure he would have cared 12 months ago when he had a hell of a lot to lose.
I mean business in general and American business in particular is all about accountability.
Recruitment staff handed their P45’s on 21:20 - Jun 28 by jack247
You can’t seriously be suggesting the prospect of relegation wouldn’t have bothered them?
For sure it will have.
But business in general and the business of generating high financial returns specifically is all about risks and managing them.
With perfect hindsight 16/17 was a successful season financially, and the following got off to a flyer with Gylfi (and Llorente) leaving for a staggering sum of money.
At that time the only fly in the ointment was that Clucas looked too expensive and Mesa was iffty, but then Jenkins goes out and spends close to £35 million on Bony and Ayew for a gross return of a couple of premier league goals between them in 1.5 man seasons.