Ball's role as CEO

Lets face it, not a good performance

1. Doing a better job of advising the board on the Moxey appointment

2. Negotiating a better deal with Moxey initially so we didn't have to pay massive compensation

3. Not setting up a massive liability for Alex Neils contract which resulted in more financial pain.

All in all these things you would expect a good Chairman to do.

I just can't imagine Watling making these schoolboy error but that's what you get when you appoint an ex politician instead of an individual with experience of running a company.

Posted By: John in Texas on November 26th 2017 at 18:47:33

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The "self-funding" or "breaking-even" model can work (NCFC) - Bryan Salad Surgery, Nov 26, 17:36:39
- the one thing that no-one can produce (NCFC) - Henclrikus, Nov 26, 18:53:45
- Too much change, too quickly in my opinion (NCFC) - roedtonowhere, Nov 26, 18:20:01
- Good post (n/m) (NCFC) - colincanary, Nov 26, 17:47:12
- Interesting post - good points. (NCFC) - norway, Nov 26, 17:45:46
  - Ball's role as CEO (NCFC) - John in Texas, Nov 26, 18:47:33
  - "There is only so high in a club you can go and expect 'football knowledge'" (NCFC) - Bryan Salad Surgery, Nov 26, 17:52:30
    - I'm not entirely sure the extent to which Busby/Charlton contributed to United's success (NCFC) - norway, Nov 26, 17:59:42
      - I fail to see how you can have a successful long term business (NCFC) - CWC, Nov 26, 20:41:13
      - Charlton and Busby didn't coincide (NCFC) - Bryan Salad Surgery, Nov 26, 18:02:30

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