What an amazingly courageous, selfless and self aware decision
To recognise the job was tougher than he thought, was beyond him and then to think first and foremost about the best interests of the club by resigning rather than waiting for the sack.
What an honourable man, deserving of total respect. Amazing in this day and age, when there is so much ego, self interest and greed. Neil I salute you.
Others in the club of course have some serious questions to answer, but not Neil.
Posted By: Under soil heating, Jan 5, 14:37:34
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- 1If only you had any courage, selflessness or self-awareness
Posted By: Old Git, Jan 5, 14:45:05 - 6Or he was told resign and go back to being youth coach or be fired
Posted By: Brom, Jan 5, 14:40:04 - 5He maintains his status in my eyes. Where as Gunns is shot to pieces.
Posted By: Pit, Jan 5, 14:39:17 - 1Maybe it was more a mutual consent thing
Posted By: SCC 28, Jan 5, 14:38:46 - If only he'd not put himself forward for the job in the first place.
Posted By: MIKEWALKER, Jan 5, 14:38:22
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