The first of 2 Aussies soon to leave maybe...
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I can’t think why they didn’t announce this ground breaking move at HT last night?
Real opportunity to engage the fans missed
Real opportunity to engage the fans missed
Lumbered us with that oaf of a manager for 2 years, done nothing else, fucked off. Top work Scott.
Ex gooner or Aussie sympathizer? Not sure which is the lesser of 2 evils if he IS replacing Munn.
You could argue this guy has overseen Arse's rise from mid table back to the top table in his time there. So maybe he has half a clue what he's doing.
Or maybe he's a secret agent sent to sabotage us.
Then again. Why bother, we're shit
Different role. Munn is a chief football officer, not a CEO.
I can’t think why they didn’t announce this ground breaking move at HT last night?
Real opportunity to engage the fans missed
What's his face probably can't pronounce it.
Can't remember his name but looks like he's having a stroke.
Hopefully not for long.
One for the teenagers...
Postecogloser?
So if he’s seen as coup is just shows that we can compete for the most wanted executives because we have the best paid directors in the world
Shame we can’t do the same for players
More boardroom meat to shield slaphead from criticism I presume
Tottenham Hotspur appoints Vinai Venkatesham as Chief Executive Officer
We are delighted to announce that Vinai Venkatesham will be joining the Club’s Board as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in the summer.www.tottenhamhotspur.com
Kind of a nothing burger if you ask me given that it is a behind the scenes and executive role.
There are only so many jobs within the industry that people will inevitably end up working for direct rivals at some point.
I have a childhood best friend who holds a similar role for a top flight hockey club in Sweden. He happens to be a fan of his employers most fierce rival but to quote him "that has to stay at home if I want to make a living in the sport".
But probably someone that can tell Munn to pack his bags.
Would he get involved in that side of things?
Without knowing the exact structure of the club I would assume that Vinai would end up above of Munn in the pecking order. Unless these are equal roles in charges of different aspects I guess.
As a CEO he'd definitely be above Munn but I'd still assume Levy would make any final decisions, sadly.
The statement does say that he will take responsibility for all operational matters on and off the field.
So on paper it looks even more like Levy stepping back. But the question is of course how much that actually entails.
But his CV does look good to give him credit. 14 or so years at them lot and helped rebuild and re-organise them after long coat retired.
Who was the previous CEO? If it's a new post, all these titles just meant shit, and only wasting budgets lining another's wallet. As long as Levy remains, nothing will effect change.