| Sporting director 15:44 - Feb 17 with 27389 views | fitzochris |
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| Sporting director on 21:58 - Feb 18 with 3178 views | Sandyman |
| Sporting director on 21:39 - Feb 18 by TVOS1907 |
Thought that was a misspelling of TVOS at first glance, Stanley. |
You know from past articles my spelling is exmeplary |  | | |
| Sporting director on 22:01 - Feb 18 with 3155 views | judd |
| Sporting director on 21:54 - Feb 18 by DaleiLama |
Someone's already used the get out of jail free card I believe? |
He has, bro |  |
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| Sporting director on 22:04 - Feb 18 with 3148 views | Sandyman |
| Sporting director on 22:01 - Feb 18 by judd |
He has, bro |
Have you got the horn by chance ? | | | |
| Sporting director on 22:06 - Feb 18 with 3122 views | judd |
| Sporting director on 22:04 - Feb 18 by Sandyman |
Have you got the horn by chance ? |
Everything by chance | |
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| Sporting director on 09:08 - Feb 19 with 2865 views | golfaduffy |
| Sporting director on 13:49 - Feb 18 by JPSDale |
I'm no supporter of our CEO, and I see how he rubs people up the wrong way - BUT ... Boardroom Revolt was nothing to do with him as he carries so little weight with the shareholders.
A Kilpatrick, D Kilpatrick and G Morris were more likely candidates for CD leaving and the unnecessary acrimony. During the later stages of of CD Chairmanship Mr Morris was sat in the mainstand exec seats - once CD was ejected Mr Morris was back in the comfort of the Boardroom along with D Kilpatrick who watched occasionally. A Kilpatrick not really seen ( nothing new)
Ive never really bought into "the overcoat" men thing - any money introduced was loans which have been paid back, time given- yes, but they got free seat ( best in the house), food and drink. But now if these men really care about the club they either need to dust off the overcoat, or actively find the next custodian of their shares ( bought at £0.50, so to the right buyer, selling at £0.50 so as not to profit i would hope ) |
Your assumption in paragraph 2 is about as wrong as it's possible to be. And you are also wrong if you think that the CEO had nothing to do with CD's exit. |  | | |
| Sporting director on 11:11 - Feb 19 with 2717 views | JPSDale |
| Sporting director on 09:08 - Feb 19 by golfaduffy |
Your assumption in paragraph 2 is about as wrong as it's possible to be. And you are also wrong if you think that the CEO had nothing to do with CD's exit. |
A CEO cant sack a Chairman - its like Chess, CEO does not posses the power to remove a Chairman, only the Majority Shareholders have the power to appoint and remove a Chairman.
The CEO has minimal shares, Kilpatrick *2 and Morris have majority of share between them - they as the majority shareholders decide who the Chairman is - thats why A Kilpatrick became Chairman - the other 2 did not want back into the Board, and he was the only major shareholder left standing when the music stopped
You state Para 2 is wrong, clearly I disagree, but you provide no other comment as to why its wrong. The above explains how and who can remove a chairman and the CEO does not have that power, unless he has the support of the Shareholders.... comes back to the fact that Shareholders got rid of Dunphy and returned to the Boardroom as VP, not as Board Directors
With the breaking news of the Chairman ( hope its not medical) there is now a huge void in the Boardroom as the majority of shares are held by non Board members. The current shareholders need to show their hand, are they going back on the Board and leading the club, or are they selling - but leaving the club with a "proxy board" is a poor legacy whilst still sitting on shares.
I dont think the Americans are the answer, but there has been no serious attempts made to bring in new blood to the shareholding / board for many years. In the current situation the club needs leadership beyond the voice of CEO - you never know, a stronger board might tone CEO down a little ..... | | | |
| Sporting director on 11:36 - Feb 19 with 2660 views | James1980 |
From AKs statement
Board Extract 10.09.2018
CD to reply to investment proposal from Dan Altman and provide feedback at the next meeting..
Board Extract 18.10.2018
CD confirmed that he had turned down an approach from Dan Altman with regard to investment in the club. The matter was closed.
As a new Board, we made further contacts and re-opened negotiations with Dan in an effort to possibly improve any offer that had been made to CD.
Was it this that led to CD being ousted? Was he meant to negotiate with the Americans rather than tell them thanks but no thanks. Interesting that the new board reopened negotiations fairly promptly. | |
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| Sporting director on 12:31 - Feb 19 with 2574 views | fitzochris |
| Sporting director on 11:36 - Feb 19 by James1980 |
From AKs statement
Board Extract 10.09.2018
CD to reply to investment proposal from Dan Altman and provide feedback at the next meeting..
Board Extract 18.10.2018
CD confirmed that he had turned down an approach from Dan Altman with regard to investment in the club. The matter was closed.
As a new Board, we made further contacts and re-opened negotiations with Dan in an effort to possibly improve any offer that had been made to CD.
Was it this that led to CD being ousted? Was he meant to negotiate with the Americans rather than tell them thanks but no thanks. Interesting that the new board reopened negotiations fairly promptly. |
https://rochdaleafcnews.com/2020/11/10/dan-altman-whats-his-next-move-in-this-un | |
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| Sporting director on 13:00 - Feb 19 with 2509 views | Suggers |
| Sporting director on 21:56 - Feb 18 by JPSDale |
The Club lost, we lost - Dunphy was brought during DK and GM years as he was younger and a potential successor to them. They ejected him after many years and have yet to replace him, there has been enough time, they are signing off on all the off field expenditure as if they weren't it would stop.
Successful business needs a succession plan, ultimately the shareholders responsibility to appoint the management, they appoint Chairman, They appoint CEO etc...
No local business person has been able to attain a serious stake in the club, introduce some new ideas and drive from the Boardroom since Andy Kelly joined umpteen years ago ( great job - thank you )
With DK, GM and now chairman all inactive our major shareholders are sat on shares which control the club, but they don't wish to have a say on which direction by being Directors.... just sit in the background and muttering what they don't want, please ask the overcoat men to tell us what the do want...
As they like to say, they are custodians of the club, they should be actively looking for those successors, sell them the shares at the same price they paid ie no profit for the right successor, remain a VP and then there is a future for the club. A void in the Boardroom is a very dangerous thing
Looking at the current board, with the exception of Andy Kelly, they own very few shares. The VPs and recently stood down Chair control the club, when will we hear or see their plans for the future...
I dont care for Boardroom politics - I care for the club..... The Board sets the whole tone, its the leadership, we currently have an empty space which needs filling
The American came knocking not just because of the Youth, The Balance Sheet, but because in their experience of the corporate world, a shareholder register with the current age profile represents a massive opportunity. |
I wholeheartedly agree that the club lost, it lost decades of experience and commitment to our club.
My comment was who won, and that is the current CEO who found himself in a well paid job (after losing his previous job) with a board consisting of 2 direct reports and an absent chair. In other words I believe this was good planning and not good fortune that has enabled him to benefit personally.
I am not necessarily on the same page as you with regards shareholders. They do have some control but at the end of the day many business have a board who are not the main shareholders, however they are there to hold to account - and for that, with the current Board I am very thankful for. |  | | |
| Sporting director on 13:04 - Feb 19 with 2502 views | Hopwoodblue |
Reading that back and the mention of a full time Sporting director are we to believe Andrew Kilpatrick has resigned because the Americans are all ready to take over, had this been going on for a few weeks hence why there had been no mention from the current board regarding BBM’s position? Has Kilpatrick now sold his shares and given them a majority share holding ? |  |
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| Sporting director on 13:07 - Feb 19 with 2487 views | fitzochris |
| Sporting director on 13:04 - Feb 19 by Hopwoodblue |
Reading that back and the mention of a full time Sporting director are we to believe Andrew Kilpatrick has resigned because the Americans are all ready to take over, had this been going on for a few weeks hence why there had been no mention from the current board regarding BBM’s position? Has Kilpatrick now sold his shares and given them a majority share holding ? |
Kilpatrick hasn’t sold his shares. I’m keeping a good eye on that. | |
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| Sporting director on 14:10 - Feb 19 with 2365 views | Nafelad |
| Sporting director on 17:06 - Feb 17 by funkkk |
What on earth is going on with this club of ours. |
"this club of ours" - I don't think you can say that any more.
The question now is: who does the club 'belong to'? |  |
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| Sporting director on 14:25 - Feb 19 with 2303 views | D_Alien |
| Sporting director on 14:10 - Feb 19 by Nafelad |
"this club of ours" - I don't think you can say that any more.
The question now is: who does the club 'belong to'? |
The fanbase has never 'owned' the club, but ownership in the sense of shareholdings is entirely without value without the fanbase
It's still ours, and always will be. These threads are on the case, not least the wonderful contribution from BigKindo today |  |
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| Sporting director on 14:35 - Feb 19 with 2263 views | James1980 |
I've interpreted that bit of the statement complete the wrong way round, based on the comment about the 'new board reentering negotiations.' Thank you for setting me straight FC  | |
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| Sporting director on 15:27 - Feb 19 with 2139 views | electricblue |
Going back to that interview with Altman, he states "As such we are not increasing our investment right now. If, however, we are in a position to go forward in the future, we will likely to make an offer to the club’s significant shareholders,"
Reading that snippit as that time now arrived and more so with the current climate of lower lge football finances!
Perhaps Altman might be thinking he can make cheap purchase...
Unless altman sells his stake to whoever there will always be that element in the back of supporters minds will he or wont buy more interest...... |  |
| My all time favourite Dale player Mr Lyndon Symmonds |
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| Sporting director on 16:21 - Feb 19 with 2046 views | 442Dale |
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| Sporting director on 16:30 - Feb 19 with 2013 views | Dale23years |
| Sporting director on 16:21 - Feb 19 by 442Dale |
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Players thought they should of won the game, sweet mother jesus.
They are part of the problem if the players think they did a enough to win the game, al least training went brilliantly!!!!!! | |
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| Sporting director on 16:35 - Feb 19 with 1982 views | TomRAFC |
| Sporting director on 16:21 - Feb 19 by 442Dale |
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BBM is an enthusiastic guy, we know how he sounds when he's excited about a project. That's not the BBM we see when he talks about the sporting director/David Bottomley's insistence around getting one. | |
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| Sporting director on 16:43 - Feb 19 with 1938 views | TomRAFC |
Here's Altman's list of aims. Aside from the training ground...
- a permanent training ground to include facilities for the academy
- replacement of the pitch at the Crown Oil Arena
- a full-time sporting director
- funds to bolster the squad
- additional commercial staff [Post edited 19 Feb 2021 17:52]
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| Sporting director on 16:55 - Feb 19 with 1895 views | DaleiLama |
| Sporting director on 16:30 - Feb 19 by Dale23years |
Players thought they should of won the game, sweet mother jesus.
They are part of the problem if the players think they did a enough to win the game, al least training went brilliantly!!!!!! |
I used to love listening to KH's interviews at first. He had the cheeky chappie swagger and a grin never far from his face, as he had fun with the interviewer. Then before his departure they deteriorated into a series of barely believable comments and a defensive, confrontational style which left me never wanting to hear another for the rest of my days. For different reasons, BBM's have also got there, without the confrontation aspect. Pass. |  |
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| Sporting director on 17:05 - Feb 19 with 1867 views | davidab2202 |
| Sporting director on 16:43 - Feb 19 by TomRAFC |
Here's Altman's list of aims. Aside from the training ground...
- a permanent training ground to include facilities for the academy
- replacement of the pitch at the Crown Oil Arena
- a full-time sporting director
- funds to bolster the squad
- additional commercial staff [Post edited 19 Feb 2021 17:52]
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Interesting that 2 of their ideas have come to pass and apparently only a matter of an appointment to make a third a reality.
Has their been some input from our US shareholders, one wonders, not that we are likely to find out one way or the other due to poor communications from the club.
However if they are just "sitting on their hands" and have no involvement that is a concern as the question as to their future intentions is the bit that I don't like | | | |
| Sporting director on 17:20 - Feb 19 with 1817 views | blackdogblue |
Here’s a thought, I win the Euro tonight £176 million (estimated of course).
Using the Rodney buying the Roller for Del Boy of Boycey method, rock up at 3pm to the main entrance tomorrow and ask the following: (FA/Legal etc aside)...
Q1: I have cash on the hip & want to buy the Club completely, who can I speak to?
Q2: How much?
Q3: I want complete control, can I let some people go if I wanted to?
Any ideas? |  |
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| Sporting director on 17:26 - Feb 19 with 1797 views | 442Dale |
| Sporting director on 17:20 - Feb 19 by blackdogblue |
Here’s a thought, I win the Euro tonight £176 million (estimated of course).
Using the Rodney buying the Roller for Del Boy of Boycey method, rock up at 3pm to the main entrance tomorrow and ask the following: (FA/Legal etc aside)...
Q1: I have cash on the hip & want to buy the Club completely, who can I speak to?
Q2: How much?
Q3: I want complete control, can I let some people go if I wanted to?
Any ideas? |
You’ll need someone to oversee the kits. | |
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| Sporting director on 17:27 - Feb 19 with 1793 views | DaleiLama |
| Sporting director on 17:20 - Feb 19 by blackdogblue |
Here’s a thought, I win the Euro tonight £176 million (estimated of course).
Using the Rodney buying the Roller for Del Boy of Boycey method, rock up at 3pm to the main entrance tomorrow and ask the following: (FA/Legal etc aside)...
Q1: I have cash on the hip & want to buy the Club completely, who can I speak to?
Q2: How much?
Q3: I want complete control, can I let some people go if I wanted to?
Any ideas? |
Don't be surprised if you come away with a yellow 3-wheel Reliant Robin and a few boxes of Monopoly with instructions on how to play in Chinese.
Mange-tout mon ami and don't forget to throw in a bottle of creme de menthe | |
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