Was just reading this on TWG..
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/blog/...his-dedication
Seems a bit of a suck job..
Was just reading this on TWG..
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/blog/...his-dedication
Seems a bit of a suck job..
Gee those former managers Trani worked with are really lining up to give their support.........
I mean I would have thought that some small part of the role of assistant manager involves assisting the manager
TWG is reporting exactly this except that the players approached Miller to complain once he arrived in China about the session that Trani had run against Miller's instructions.
If none of this had blown up we would all be complaining that Miller has no idea how to prepare the team, seeing our star striker tears a calf 20mins into a game after a 3 hour training session the previous day and 20-30 hours of flying in the week preceding.
No wonder the players refused to train for Trani.
Firstly, there are a few CEO's who engage with fans on Twitter;SFC's Pignata and Glory's Filopolous for example are also on there. It's 2016 and the technology is there to engage directly with fans on a social medium....what's the issue? Lawrie is rarely on there anyway so if you are trying to make it an issue about it...that it's detracting from his job...I think you are clutching at straws.
If you think he is not running the club properly, maybe you should contact him (he seems to be very accessible and accomodating to fans) and tell him what he should be doing and to get off twitter
Yeah all well and good what you say about everyone having specific roles to play at the club and you think it doesn't matter basically HOW they do it, as long as they are getting results, which is fine.
It would seem our new owner does care, he wants this club to be run in a professional manner with no BS in-fighting or egos clashing. I think it shows he has standards and has now set a precedent which can only be good for the club in the long run....everyone working together in a respectful and productive manner If anyone doesn't want to adhere to those principles, you aren't going to last long at this club.
Gee, look at Amor with Adelaide as an example....quietly spoken, humility....a real gentleman who has the total respect of his players and everyone at the club. Just shows you can be a nice guy and a decent human being and still get results.
Seriously this getting beyond delusional now. That Lawrie is engaging on twitter is perfectly fine, to be encouraged, and I get you feel special because he responded to you. But you will never find Pignata or Filopolous tweeting such un professional contradictory rubbish.
Here is an example of his tweets, remember how neither Scott or the club can discuss the matter because of confidentiality agreements? This is why we haven't heard a word from Scott.
Seems like only one party has to abide by this as if you are CEO you can tell whoever you like, be it press or fansbecause of clauses in contracts the club or Scott cannot comment
yes but he signed a confidentiality agreement stopping him from commenting Lawrie, as you knowno stabbing in the back from me ask Scott Miller
That seems like details Lawrie,tried to stop it getting to that point along with Joel griffiths
So Joel either is a rep of the club and bound to confidentiality or or is not and you have leaked to himCheers Josh speak to Joel and get full story
More detailsNo knife Job could have been avoided but wasn't after many attempts
again moreCheers for support John I was in the meeting and was sticking up for Scott as was Joel Griffiths if you knew the full story
Yes you certainly didn'tI never promised I will do my best that the supporters don't get ****ed over
So what I would like Lawrie to do in future is make transparent statements on club decisions and not drip feed over twitter whilst initially saying no details can be given. Because all I see is one side of the story because you gagged one party and a whole heap leaking to the press presumably from players, player managers, CEO. Possibly Miller and Trani but unlikely as they have the most to lose.
anyone have an idea how long an agreement of confidentiality lasts for ? im assuming miller would have received/receiving some sort of payout from the jets since they sacked him. Once this is finalised whats to stop miller doing an interview in a few months time and giving some insight into what happened but not exactly telling the whole story. Surely miller must be highly frustrated with the situation and wanting people to know his side of the story. If his side of the story is never known then it may well harm his chances of future employment at other clubs.
Put down the Koolaid man, you must be the most positive bloke in the world if you think that this event will somehow make everyone more respectful of the club and it's principles.
What you said sounds like a good idea and in a perfect world everyone at the club would get along great but that a) doesn't happen over a month and b) doesn't happen anywhere ever on this planet over any period of time because humans are giant pieces of faeces who hate each other. (Source=the news or driving through Sydney at peak hour)
So the club needs to find a balance between keeping everyone happy and keeping money coming through the door. Oh, and winning games if possible. If you think the sackings helped that then i can't say your wrong, we can have different opinions and still be friends. i just feel that if this was done either at the end of the season or straight away i think everyone including Miller and Trani would be be a lot calmer about it.
I wanna know who recommended the khunt - if Miller didn't know him, someone must have given him a glowing recommendation - was this a wind-up?? Who was the rat that recommended him?
I don't blame Miller for wanting the phucker gone, it's undoubtably his fault Kokko got injured due to unnecessary extras leaving him open to an injury, couldn't fill in a team sheet, couldn't help himself bad-mouthing the gaffer - how did he get the job in the first place???
Life isn't the same without Con... but it can only improve without Tinks...
Exactly right. Miller may have said ok to Trani based on advice from the board or whoever put him in the mix - but he certainly wasn't the one that recommended him in the first place.
I'm not that unhappy Miller is gone but I am unhappy about how it happened and how it appears nothing has changed at the Jets when it comes to the clubs total disregard for both the present and the future of the club.
Would the FFA have considered a bid from Mr Lee for a Sydney or a Melbourne club? I seriously doubt it.
Indefinitely.
The usual terms are that you're only allowed to discuss with legal and financial advisors or as compelled by law (i.e subpoena). If Miller did open up after a few months, then the Jets could seek damages/injuction/ seek to recover funds paid to him.
I'm a lawyer.
I know this will trigger me being flamed to death but I'm inclined to side with Lee on this...
Miller illustrated he is NOT experienced enough to navigate the subtleties of actually managing anything by turning a few incidents that should have been handled internally by the coaching team into an ultimatum with the club owner.
Trani sounds like he needed to actually know his place and take his lead from Miller rather than compete with him, he should have known this being in the game for so long.
Rumour has it both McKinna and Griffiths tried to smooth this over before it went to the club owner, so at least THEY realized that this wasn't something to escalate to the new owner, but they were both ignored, so for my mind Miller + Trani made their own beds...
Hopefully they both learn something from this, but chances are they've not only screwed handling this situation but also significantly damaged their own professional reputations and future prospects.
my 2c,
G
Soild post.
A lot of what you say has been said to me. This was all blown up over a minor issue. This explains to me why the club have been caught off-guard as they didn't expect such an extreme response to something they encouraged both parties to resolve on numerous occasions. They certainly didn't want to be recruiting a manager but Scott could have avoided this.
I hope for his sake, Scott learns from how he handled this situation and learn from it. He mis-read the situation by trying to bluff the club and it bit him in the ass.
Last edited by Jeterpool; 13-09-2016 at 11:45 AM.
The Championship Chronicles - The Jetstream's review of the 2007/08 season. www.newcastlefootball.net/chronicles
Has it been established why Miller wasn't with the team in the lead up?
Wasn't that the reason why Triani took over training and 'flogged' them?
The Championship Chronicles - The Jetstream's review of the 2007/08 season. www.newcastlefootball.net/chronicles
I wonder how Mitch Cooper feels about recent events ?