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Contract Situation
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Re: Contract Situation
Committee chairs are usually non executive ie not employees as (one of) their function(s) is to hold the executive to account on their delivery of strategic plans.Lurgan Lad wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:49 pm
I'm assuming down to Competitions Management Committee is all about the amateur game, and those below are either professional and amateur, or both? Is there a Club Committee and a Clubs Committee, or is that a typo?
If we have a finance committee, and A Robinson is an employee with the title Head of Finance and Operations, why are they not the chair of this committee?
If we have a Commercial & Marketing Committee, and D Kelly is Senior Marketing Manager, why are they not the chair of this committee?
If we have a Development Committee, and C Webster is the Head of Rugby Development, why are they not the chair of this committee? Is A Robinson the same person who is Head of Finance & Operations?
If we have a Professional Game Board, and Bryn Cunningham is Head of Rugby Operations and Recruitment, why does he not chair this committee?
Is Gavin Hogg still head of the academy, his name doesn't appear to be listed on the staff list?
I'm sure I've more questions, but that is enough to start for anyone that has insight! Thanks.
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Thanks, who sets the agenda and runs the meetings, is it the chair?allezlesverres wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2024 10:36 amCommittee chairs are usually non executive ie not employees as (one of) their function(s) is to hold the executive to account on their delivery of strategic plans.Lurgan Lad wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:49 pm
I'm assuming down to Competitions Management Committee is all about the amateur game, and those below are either professional and amateur, or both? Is there a Club Committee and a Clubs Committee, or is that a typo?
If we have a finance committee, and A Robinson is an employee with the title Head of Finance and Operations, why are they not the chair of this committee?
If we have a Commercial & Marketing Committee, and D Kelly is Senior Marketing Manager, why are they not the chair of this committee?
If we have a Development Committee, and C Webster is the Head of Rugby Development, why are they not the chair of this committee? Is A Robinson the same person who is Head of Finance & Operations?
If we have a Professional Game Board, and Bryn Cunningham is Head of Rugby Operations and Recruitment, why does he not chair this committee?
Is Gavin Hogg still head of the academy, his name doesn't appear to be listed on the staff list?
I'm sure I've more questions, but that is enough to start for anyone that has insight! Thanks.
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"Holding them to account'. That seems to be really working.allezlesverres wrote: ↑Tue Feb 13, 2024 10:36 amCommittee chairs are usually non executive ie not employees as (one of) their function(s) is to hold the executive to account on their delivery of strategic plans.Lurgan Lad wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 10:49 pm
I'm assuming down to Competitions Management Committee is all about the amateur game, and those below are either professional and amateur, or both? Is there a Club Committee and a Clubs Committee, or is that a typo?
If we have a finance committee, and A Robinson is an employee with the title Head of Finance and Operations, why are they not the chair of this committee?
If we have a Commercial & Marketing Committee, and D Kelly is Senior Marketing Manager, why are they not the chair of this committee?
If we have a Development Committee, and C Webster is the Head of Rugby Development, why are they not the chair of this committee? Is A Robinson the same person who is Head of Finance & Operations?
If we have a Professional Game Board, and Bryn Cunningham is Head of Rugby Operations and Recruitment, why does he not chair this committee?
Is Gavin Hogg still head of the academy, his name doesn't appear to be listed on the staff list?
I'm sure I've more questions, but that is enough to start for anyone that has insight! Thanks.
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Sounds like Addison possibly going back to Sale
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So the rumoured exits so far are
O’Sullivan
French
Jones
Shanahan
Burns
Marshall - retiring
Carson
Addison
McDonald comes back from Connacht to fight it out with McKee for 3rd choice scrum half. You imagine Saunderson and Wilson go onto development contracts to replace French and O’Sullivan. Same with McNabney and McLoughlin for Jones. 10 has to be from outside the province. Plenty of bodies around centre and back three, Moxham to be fit again next season as well. Some savings made there.
O’Sullivan
French
Jones
Shanahan
Burns
Marshall - retiring
Carson
Addison
McDonald comes back from Connacht to fight it out with McKee for 3rd choice scrum half. You imagine Saunderson and Wilson go onto development contracts to replace French and O’Sullivan. Same with McNabney and McLoughlin for Jones. 10 has to be from outside the province. Plenty of bodies around centre and back three, Moxham to be fit again next season as well. Some savings made there.
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Sad regarding Addison if true- we never saw the best of a player who would've up with Keenan as a 15.RuPi wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 2:50 pm So the rumoured exits so far are
O’Sullivan
French
Jones
Shanahan
Burns
Marshall - retiring
Carson
Addison
McDonald comes back from Connacht to fight it out with McKee for 3rd choice scrum half. You imagine Saunderson and Wilson go onto development contracts to replace French and O’Sullivan. Same with McNabney and McLoughlin for Jones. 10 has to be from outside the province. Plenty of bodies around centre and back three, Moxham to be fit again next season as well. Some savings made there.
DittoLuke- an Ulster warrior ruined by injury- yet I feel he has still something to offer rather than going too soon.
The rest, apart from Shanners, who Id keep, Meh.
The younger options are far more attractive imo.
Get Hopes, Irvine and Ward in the mix too.
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Shanners seems like part of the furniture, mainly because he’s generally been sat on it since 2013.
22 starts in ten seasons, with 12 of them coming in his annus mirabilis of 2018/19.
Good clubman, loyal servant and all that but it’s time to let someone younger carry the water.
22 starts in ten seasons, with 12 of them coming in his annus mirabilis of 2018/19.
Good clubman, loyal servant and all that but it’s time to let someone younger carry the water.
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I think Shanahan is our best SH (non goalkicking that is) - everything gets speeded up when he comes on.
Burns has been far from our worst performer this season but IF we are going to get a good replacement ( as nobody else at the club is good enough) then OK.
Sad about Luke - he reminds me of Johnny Bell - maybe not the greatest in attack but a warrior in defence.
I’m OK about the rest going though I have a feeling in my bones that EOS could end up at a bigger club who would teach him what to do in a scrum and he’d end up a good’un.
Burns has been far from our worst performer this season but IF we are going to get a good replacement ( as nobody else at the club is good enough) then OK.
Sad about Luke - he reminds me of Johnny Bell - maybe not the greatest in attack but a warrior in defence.
I’m OK about the rest going though I have a feeling in my bones that EOS could end up at a bigger club who would teach him what to do in a scrum and he’d end up a good’un.
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Shanners, like Paul Marshall before him, is a great clubman. Always second fiddle but always willing. Anything he can get elsewhere from here on, he deserves every penny.
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I view Shanahan in a different light to the other not-quite-good-enough players.
I imagine he has always been on a relatively cheap contract, and he has never, to my knowledge, blocked any other young 9 coming through. I honestly wouldn't mind keeping him as it's hard to see us signing a more capable replacement to be 3rd choice.
Unless there's someone in the academy who is ready for the step up?
I imagine he has always been on a relatively cheap contract, and he has never, to my knowledge, blocked any other young 9 coming through. I honestly wouldn't mind keeping him as it's hard to see us signing a more capable replacement to be 3rd choice.
Unless there's someone in the academy who is ready for the step up?
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Munster’s third choice 9 started 8 games last season.
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RuPi wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 2:50 pm So the rumoured exits so far are
O’Sullivan
French
Jones
Shanahan
Burns
Marshall - retiring
Carson
Addison
McDonald comes back from Connacht to fight it out with McKee for 3rd choice scrum half. You imagine Saunderson and Wilson go onto development contracts to replace French and O’Sullivan. Same with McNabney and McLoughlin for Jones. 10 has to be from outside the province. Plenty of bodies around centre and back three, Moxham to be fit again next season as well. Some savings made there.
Who are the other three? There are apparently eleven going.
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Greg McGrath?
Alan O’Connor?
Alan O’Connor?
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Spot onjustinr73 wrote:MC was signed 8 years ago….
I’ve no problem with spending money on (the right kind of) big names or the academy but it’s squad filler of the likes of Jones and Shanners that we’ve been almost obliged to re-contract where the waste is.
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