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Another baldy....
Must have been what levy was up to in Asia.
The press release tells us fuck all.
The press release tells us fuck all.
Overall, this could be huge as it would indicate that Levy wouldn’t be directly overseeing the footballing aspect of the club. Aside from fulling stepping away, which isn‘t close to likely, this is the next best solution.
I have no idea though who this guy is. This is all I could find really:
“City Football Group China CEO Scott Munn has over two decades of experience as a key administrator across Australia’s leading sporting codes and organisations. Commencing his career with the Sydney Organising Committee for the 2000 Olympic Games, Scott transitioned to a position within the commercial operations of the National Rugby League (NRL), before joining Australia’s established code, the Australia Football League (AFL). While with the AFL, Scott contributed to the expansion of a second team into the competition in Queensland, the Gold Coast Suns. Scott was installed as Melbourne City FC Chief Executive Officer in the Club’s inaugural year in 2010, and in nine years with the Club he drove substantial growth across the sporting and commercial arms of the organisation, with ever improving results of the field, including the men’s first ever silverware in 2016 and back-to-back Championships for the women’s team. In 2019, he was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of City Football Group (CFG) China, and now oversees all of CFG’s operations in China.”
About City Football Group
Established in May 2013, the CFG approach ensures that every club remains authentic to its fans and community, plays entertaining football and benefits from being part of a global organisation that applies the world's best expertise on and off the pitch.
www.cityfootballgroup.com
Questions:
Does he decide wage structure?
Does he decide transfer budget?
Why is his position different to Paratici?
Does his salary come out of the same budget as other football ops? i.e. does this mean we have less money for academy coaches?
Does he get final say on football matters? or is that still Levy?
Is there any point?
Does he decide wage structure?
Does he decide transfer budget?
Why is his position different to Paratici?
Does his salary come out of the same budget as other football ops? i.e. does this mean we have less money for academy coaches?
Does he get final say on football matters? or is that still Levy?
Is there any point?
Nothing wrong with the football, its the feckers trying to kick it.
All very important questions, but the biggest is who controls the purse strings? If he controls the football and Levy controls the money, we can still be plagued with issues.
The poster in question, tries to shut down any dissenters on here, much in the same way a few other posters do.
Very much, in the same way that, levy and the board do, he sneers at ordinary working class fans who he feels don't have the right to question the failings at the club.
Coming from City Group hopefully this guy wants to build teams that press high and have a possession model that can control games then he is already a million times better than Paraticis crazy scattergun approach. Hopefully he gets straight to work on identifying a manager to rebuild the team over the next 3-4 years.Overall, this could be huge as it would indicate that Levy wouldn’t be directly overseeing the footballing aspect of the club. Aside from fulling stepping away, which isn‘t close to likely, this is the next best solution.
I have no idea though who this guy is. This is all I could find really:
“City Football Group China CEO Scott Munn has over two decades of experience as a key administrator across Australia’s leading sporting codes and organisations. Commencing his career with the Sydney Organising Committee for the 2000 Olympic Games, Scott transitioned to a position within the commercial operations of the National Rugby League (NRL), before joining Australia’s established code, the Australia Football League (AFL). While with the AFL, Scott contributed to the expansion of a second team into the competition in Queensland, the Gold Coast Suns. Scott was installed as Melbourne City FC Chief Executive Officer in the Club’s inaugural year in 2010, and in nine years with the Club he drove substantial growth across the sporting and commercial arms of the organisation, with ever improving results of the field, including the men’s first ever silverware in 2016 and back-to-back Championships for the women’s team. In 2019, he was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of City Football Group (CFG) China, and now oversees all of CFG’s operations in China.”
About City Football Group
Established in May 2013, the CFG approach ensures that every club remains authentic to its fans and community, plays entertaining football and benefits from being part of a global organisation that applies the world's best expertise on and off the pitch.
I can't see Levy relinquishing power so expect the same issues to still arise, but this could be more of a positive than Paratici running the football side of things.
twitter saying it's a backdoor way to fire Paratici without firing him. Basically bringing somebody in to do his job and make him redundant.
Paratici will likely go the way of Hitchen when Paratici coming in did the same to him.
Aussie no.2....
Welcome Ange
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Sounds pretty promising
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Tottenham announce appointment of Scott Munn as Chief Football Officer
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None of us really know at this point, but I get the impression that his role would be a step above that level. Tactics and style of play would probably be dictated by a DoF, whether that is Paratici or not. My guess is that the DoF will report to him and he will take over the entire footballing aspect of the club, more focused on the entire infrastructure from development through first team.
The group he is coming from is more about creating a worldwide network of football clubs to maximize efficiencies and marketing, which he was CEO of. My guess is that Levy will want to replicate some of that work more than bringing him in to dictate style of play.
More to that point, here’s some details on CFG’s underlying vision:
“Since its inception, commenters have drawn parallels between City Football Group and Ferran Soriano's ideas spelled out in his 2011 book Goal: The Ball Doesn't Go In By Chance,[27] in which Soriano remarked that the natural evolution of club brands was to expand globally, and that doing so could include the creation of franchise clubs in foreign leagues.[28] His book continued to expound upon the notion that appealing to foreign fans who had no strongly-ingrained non-domestic allegiances was an important facet of business growth of sporting brands, and that giving those fans a domestic side to support alongside and affiliated to their European club could encourage more loyalty from them.[28] This idea would be termed "Disneyfication" by Professor Simon Chadwick,[29] an expert in Eurasian sport at Emlyon Business School and himself a confidant of Soriano.[7]”
City Football Group - Wikipedia
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Overall, this could be huge as it would indicate that Levy wouldn’t be directly overseeing the footballing aspect of the club. Aside from fulling stepping away, which isn‘t close to likely, this is the next best solution.
I have no idea though who this guy is. This is all I could find really:
“City Football Group China CEO Scott Munn has over two decades of experience as a key administrator across Australia’s leading sporting codes and organisations. Commencing his career with the Sydney Organising Committee for the 2000 Olympic Games, Scott transitioned to a position within the commercial operations of the National Rugby League (NRL), before joining Australia’s established code, the Australia Football League (AFL). While with the AFL, Scott contributed to the expansion of a second team into the competition in Queensland, the Gold Coast Suns. Scott was installed as Melbourne City FC Chief Executive Officer in the Club’s inaugural year in 2010, and in nine years with the Club he drove substantial growth across the sporting and commercial arms of the organisation, with ever improving results of the field, including the men’s first ever silverware in 2016 and back-to-back Championships for the women’s team. In 2019, he was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of City Football Group (CFG) China, and now oversees all of CFG’s operations in China.”
About City Football Group
Established in May 2013, the CFG approach ensures that every club remains authentic to its fans and community, plays entertaining football and benefits from being part of a global organisation that applies the world's best expertise on and off the pitch.
Sounds like we are about to join in that multi club nonsense to me. If that’s the case it means levy ain’t going anywhere soon.
Ladies and Gentlemen.
Despite the cost of living crisis, the managerial shambles, the DOF scandal, dropping out of the top 4, and yet another drab trophyless season,
and this
I knew, somewhere there had to be one....lurking....somewhere. In some obscure thread
Got himmm.....
The cult of levy in full swing