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Just doing what the scum ***** do.... but better lol
Sweet Caroline - Consolidated Mad Monday Saga Thread
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Was a good read she isn’t very popular on this story. Appreciate it thanksIf there was I'd give you the link but there isn't anymore.
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One thing I'm happy about, the majority are defending us and ripping into the media.
Maybe people are waking up to their agenda driven bullshit. Or they are worried their club is next.
Maybe people are waking up to their agenda driven bullshit. Or they are worried their club is next.
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The funniest thing is, the nrlol thinking that fining us is going to hurt us, bitch please, fining us is like taking a kilo of ice from the Eskimos.
Whatever they fine us, we can pay and get change back from 1 pokie in 1 day.
Whatever they fine us, we can pay and get change back from 1 pokie in 1 day.
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Buzz Rothfield is behind the campaign to make us look bad to get his mate Ray Dib back in power. Fuck Buzz and fuck Ray Dib.
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The worst thing is that those journo parasites were waiting for him to do that.
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Dirk Melton @Dirk_Melton 23m23 minutes ago
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Great article. I’m a voting member of @NRL_Bulldogs & was @Todd_Greenberg COO for 4yrs & also have 2 sons. We start watching @FOXNRL #NRL360 as a family (we love our @NRL) & my boys ask why are the players nude. We live on the Gold Coast & as of today we are @brisbanebroncos fans
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Definition of a scum sucking parasite, like the vast majority of media **** rashes.
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Bahahahaa fucking stupid ****. Fuck off and follow the Broncos, the same ones that fucked a drunk slut in the toilets.
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Great article. I’m a voting member of @NRL_Bulldogs & was @Todd_Greenberg COO for 4yrs & also have 2 sons. We start watching @FOXNRL #NRL360 as a family (we love our @NRL) & my boys ask why are the players nude. We live on the Gold Coast & as of today we are @brisbanebroncos fans
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Fucking hypocrite motherfuckers coming out of the woodwork.
PS why mention you live in the GC yet you say you're Broncos fans now? Stupid **** is stupid.
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This is the type of creep that backs the DT.
Complaints by staff led to Melton's dismissal
By Sebastian Hassett
6 March 2012 — 3:00am
SYDNEY FC are now on the search for a new boss as a well as a new coach after the club sacked chief executive Dirk Melton yesterday following complaints by staff members about his conduct, which a club statement described as ''completely unacceptable''.
As revealed in yesterday's Herald, Melton's position had come under increasing scrutiny over the weekend and he did not, as usual, accompany the team to Gosford for Saturday's match against Central Coast Mariners.
"Melton ... did not expand on the accusations of misbehaviour, saying only that he rejected any allegations of mismanagement and was considering his legal options."
Photo: Quentin Jones
The club's board took the decision to temporarily stand down Melton last week while the complaints - submitted in the form of sworn affidavits by multiple employees, said to be three - were investigated. Sydney FC staff were then told to gather at 3pm yesterday at the Sydney Football Stadium where they were informed Melton had been sacked.
The Herald understands that it was not one specific incident that led to Melton's termination but rather several staff found themselves unable to work under his command. It is thought Melton's management style and performance demands put him at odds with several staff, though there is no suggestion Melton's own work played a part in his dismissal.
Sydney released a statement yesterday that indicated the position of Melton, who previously worked at NRL club Canterbury, had become untenable and the club's power
brokers were left with no choice but to remove him from office.
''The unanimous decision of the board follows a number of formal complaints of a serious nature by employees which were investigated and revealed behaviour in Mr Melton's management of staff which was completely unacceptable,'' the statement read.
''The board acknowledges that, during his period as chief executive officer, Mr Melton brought enthusiasm and passion to the role and had set on a path to achieve the strategic long-term goals of the club. However, the board determined that Mr Melton's behaviour towards staff was inconsistent with his obligations and could not be tolerated by the board, and as a consequence the club could not continue with him as chief executive officer.''
Melton quickly issued a lengthy statement through his legal representatives. In it, he outlined in detail his achievements but did not expand on the accusations of misbehaviour, saying only that he rejected any allegations of mismanagement and was considering his legal options.
''It is with a great deal of disappointment and regret that I learnt today from representatives of the board of Sydney FC that my employment as CEO of Sydney FC has been brought to an end,'' he said.
''I am deeply saddened by the board's decisions and wish to apologise to members and fans for not being able to complete my three-year contract. I will not be commenting on the circumstances that have purportedly given rise to the board's decision other than to deny strenuously any allegations that have been made against me suggesting that I have engaged in unacceptable management of staff or any other form of inappropriate behaviour. I believe my excellent relationships with the vast majority of Sydney FC's staff speak for themselves. I am presently considering my legal options.''
The community and game development manager Stefan Kamasz, will assume the position on an interim basis.
Meanwhile, the man who was originally expected to be given the position when it was last advertised, former Socceroo Kimon Taliadoros, says he's ready to take up the reins despite being overlooked last time. ''I've always harboured a desire to contribute to the game and feel now as strongly as I did back then that I've got a lot to offer Sydney FC,'' he told the Herald last night.
'The situation for me is a little bit more complicated right now [Taliadoros has since moved to Melbourne] but my interest in being involved in the game remains as high as ever.
''I feel I've got the skill sets and experience to make a difference and I'd be very interested if Sydney FC were keen to talk to me again.''
Complaints by staff led to Melton's dismissal
By Sebastian Hassett
6 March 2012 — 3:00am
SYDNEY FC are now on the search for a new boss as a well as a new coach after the club sacked chief executive Dirk Melton yesterday following complaints by staff members about his conduct, which a club statement described as ''completely unacceptable''.
As revealed in yesterday's Herald, Melton's position had come under increasing scrutiny over the weekend and he did not, as usual, accompany the team to Gosford for Saturday's match against Central Coast Mariners.
"Melton ... did not expand on the accusations of misbehaviour, saying only that he rejected any allegations of mismanagement and was considering his legal options."
Photo: Quentin Jones
The club's board took the decision to temporarily stand down Melton last week while the complaints - submitted in the form of sworn affidavits by multiple employees, said to be three - were investigated. Sydney FC staff were then told to gather at 3pm yesterday at the Sydney Football Stadium where they were informed Melton had been sacked.
The Herald understands that it was not one specific incident that led to Melton's termination but rather several staff found themselves unable to work under his command. It is thought Melton's management style and performance demands put him at odds with several staff, though there is no suggestion Melton's own work played a part in his dismissal.
Sydney released a statement yesterday that indicated the position of Melton, who previously worked at NRL club Canterbury, had become untenable and the club's power
brokers were left with no choice but to remove him from office.
''The unanimous decision of the board follows a number of formal complaints of a serious nature by employees which were investigated and revealed behaviour in Mr Melton's management of staff which was completely unacceptable,'' the statement read.
''The board acknowledges that, during his period as chief executive officer, Mr Melton brought enthusiasm and passion to the role and had set on a path to achieve the strategic long-term goals of the club. However, the board determined that Mr Melton's behaviour towards staff was inconsistent with his obligations and could not be tolerated by the board, and as a consequence the club could not continue with him as chief executive officer.''
Melton quickly issued a lengthy statement through his legal representatives. In it, he outlined in detail his achievements but did not expand on the accusations of misbehaviour, saying only that he rejected any allegations of mismanagement and was considering his legal options.
''It is with a great deal of disappointment and regret that I learnt today from representatives of the board of Sydney FC that my employment as CEO of Sydney FC has been brought to an end,'' he said.
''I am deeply saddened by the board's decisions and wish to apologise to members and fans for not being able to complete my three-year contract. I will not be commenting on the circumstances that have purportedly given rise to the board's decision other than to deny strenuously any allegations that have been made against me suggesting that I have engaged in unacceptable management of staff or any other form of inappropriate behaviour. I believe my excellent relationships with the vast majority of Sydney FC's staff speak for themselves. I am presently considering my legal options.''
The community and game development manager Stefan Kamasz, will assume the position on an interim basis.
Meanwhile, the man who was originally expected to be given the position when it was last advertised, former Socceroo Kimon Taliadoros, says he's ready to take up the reins despite being overlooked last time. ''I've always harboured a desire to contribute to the game and feel now as strongly as I did back then that I've got a lot to offer Sydney FC,'' he told the Herald last night.
'The situation for me is a little bit more complicated right now [Taliadoros has since moved to Melbourne] but my interest in being involved in the game remains as high as ever.
''I feel I've got the skill sets and experience to make a difference and I'd be very interested if Sydney FC were keen to talk to me again.''
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What a fuck wit that Dirk Melton is, yeah drop a club because a few players had a bit of harmless fun and go support a club that employs Matt Lodge
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Great article. I’m a voting member of @NRL_Bulldogs & was @Todd_Greenberg COO for 4yrs & also have 2 sons. We start watching @FOXNRL #NRL360 as a family (we love our @NRL) & my boys ask why are the players nude. We live on the Gold Coast & as of today we are @brisbanebroncos fans
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Massive bellend hahaha.
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Great article. I’m a voting member of @NRL_Bulldogs & was @Todd_Greenberg COO for 4yrs & also have 2 sons. We start watching @FOXNRL #NRL360 as a family (we love our @NRL) & my boys ask why are the players nude. We live on the Gold Coast & as of today we are @brisbanebroncos fans
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And fucks drunk sluts in public toilets.
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