: Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:47 pm  

Homer wrote:

Agreed I think TR could do a good job at that, problem though could be who would want to be coach in that set up? TR probably has too much previous being involved at all levels in the club, not to mention being involved in the hiring/firing/replacing of two Broncos coaches during his time as CEO.

Have to agree. Because of his past connections with the club would he able to stop himself trying to pass on some ideas or get involved in the training. (after all that was the reason he gave him leaving, that missed being a coach)

I like the club to maybe ask him, when hes back in Aus working (yes i know its for the dark side), if he could work as an overseas scout and doing abit of talent spotting. after all when you look back he in did bring in some good players for us.

: Wed Aug 26, 2009 12:57 pm  

Indeed a top bloke, quite the wit on one flight back from Perpignan, good with the supporters and London RL through and through, but coach would be a backward step, some other role could surely be found though.

: Wed Aug 26, 2009 1:33 pm  

nnl01 wrote:

Indeed a top bloke, quite the wit on one flight back from Perpignan, good with the supporters and London RL through and through, but coach would be a backward step, some other role could surely be found though.

are we not short of a CEO?

: Wed Aug 26, 2009 5:48 pm  

gutterfax wrote:

are we not short of a CEO?

Jon Wells in a couple of years?

: Thu Aug 27, 2009 7:53 am  

Paddock Punter wrote:

Jon Wells in a couple of years?

Could do a lot worse.

: Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:36 am  

gutterfax wrote:

Could do a lot worse.

On what evidence? Is it jus a ginger hair thing or somat? Man writes 500 word article once a month and doesn't grunt when talking to fans, so we'd better make him CEO!

: Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:47 am  

Hull Kingston Bronco wrote:

On what evidence? Is it jus a ginger hair thing or somat? Man writes 500 word article once a month and doesn't grunt when talking to fans, so we'd better make him CEO!

to the bit in Bold
I believe that Mr Wells has a Law Degree which points to a level of intelligence (then again, so does Brian Moore).

: Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:51 am  

gutterfax wrote:

to the bit in Bold
I believe that Mr Wells has a Law Degree which points to a level of intelligence (then again, so does Brian Moore).

I know a few people on the road to a law degree. Trust me, I would not want them in charge of our club more than I would a bin man.

: Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:54 am  

gutterfax wrote:

to the bit in Bold
I believe that Mr Wells has a Law Degree which points to a level of intelligence (then again, so does Brian Moore).

Most of the people I work with have a law degree. Outside of their 'zone' you wouldn't believe the stuff they come out with.

Our next CEO needs a lot of intelligence knowledge and commitment to take us forward.

p.s.I fear that if Evans has to stand down it could have serious consequences for us in the long run. Remember, he was instrumental in bringinging us to the Stoop.

: Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:56 am  

Snoopy wrote:

Most of the people I work with have a law degree. Outside of their 'zone' you wouldn't believe the stuff they come out with.

Our next CEO needs a lot of intelligence knowledge and commitment to take us forward.

p.s.I fear that if Evans has to stand down it could have serious consequences for us in the long run. Remember, he was instrumental in bringinging us to the Stoop.

....but the guy who OWNS Quins lives in Australia and will be well aware of the potential that is a Rugby Ground in use 52 weeks of the year with 2 pro teams........