The new look board - Initial insight (2 Viewers)

Cov 4 Prem

New Member
I myself have been encouraged by the actions of the new look board since they have come into place for a number of reasons, and before you all shoot my thread down in flames I know it's only the start and the jury is still out but there is a number of actions which have been very encouraging already.


• Communication and trying to communicate with the fans, even if it is through twitter or the telegraph - Clouting has spoken quite a lot about things such as season ticket sales
• Exploring all avenues with regards to the manager - By looking at all available options and what we could do and who we could bring in as well as keeping Andy thorn well in the frame. They didn't make a knee jerk decision
• (The most impressive thing) Showing the initiative to offer a one year rolling contract after realizing that Andy Thorn was the man and seeing how the fans were responding to him and his tactics - IF, it doesn't work compensation wont be as hefty like previous managers.
• Encouraging fans to get to the Ricoh and see the new look team with deals and cut prices.
• Offering contracts with deadlines and showing communication and informing us about it, showing that they are talking and communicating with Andy and his long term plans.

As I have already said, the jury IS still out on the new board. Funding and how far are head stays above water is the key - however I thought that I should shed some light and recognition for the boards early actions and how I think that they have conducted themselves.

Your thoughts?


 

bradwellskyblues

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They have gone about there work in a very efficient way when you consider the position we were in 8 weeks ago no manager no chairman transfer embargo and quite possibly relegation , they deserve great credit however as with all things time will tell if this another false dawn or a march to brighter future
 

TommyAtkins

New Member
The key phrase was used by Clouting - the CCFC business model is "unsustainable". Either the club gets new investment (unlikely) or SISU move to place the club into administration or start slashing costs to reduce the £500,000/week running deficit.
 

crowsnest

Well-Known Member
The key phrase was used by Clouting - the CCFC business model is "unsustainable". Either the club gets new investment (unlikely) or SISU move to place the club into administration or start slashing costs to reduce the £500,000/week running deficit.

£500,000/week = £26m a year!!!
 

Covstu

Well-Known Member
We got rid of a few players who were on a few quid i..e Carsley, mcindoe etc but lets hope that money is still available and not just being wiped off the debt figures.

We need to give them the opportunity, i know its probably the same people with a different face and have to credibility with the fans at the moment but i suppose actions speak louder than words so the ball is back in their court.
 

oldskyblue58

CCFC Finance Director
not trying to be negative but isnt all that what you would expect to be done ? It isnt out of the ordinary in the general sense but it is a step forward for CCFC from previous boards.

Movement in the right direction for a change certainly and should be applauded but as you said the jury is still out
 

procdoc

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I'll wait and see what happens in the summer in terms of players bought/sold before I judge the new-look board. If they sell anyone worth a penny ie Turner and/or Clingan then we'll be back to square one
 

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