Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:I would never ever trust this guy as he epitomises corporate suit. He is not a football man. But like I said back then, perhaps that's what we have been lacking all these years. Business nous and somke sneaky little shit who knows how to brown nose right people.
So, he is doing his job.
ross.mcfc wrote:Was told yesterday he will be replaced at the end season by Peter Kenyon.
ross.mcfc wrote:Was told yesterday he will be replaced at the end season by Peter Kenyon.
ant london wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:I would never ever trust this guy as he epitomises corporate suit. He is not a football man. But like I said back then, perhaps that's what we have been lacking all these years. Business nous and somke sneaky little shit who knows how to brown nose right people.
So, he is doing his job.
I love the frequency with which the "corporate suit" gets short shrift from a number of our membership! I would honestly love to see the clusterfuck we'd be living in (not just City but the wider world) if some of those who harp on about "suits" were running things!
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:You also forget that I myself make decisions worth millions over a course of year and there are bunch of people who might well see me as some sort of suit. I highly doubt it though..... since I refuse to actually wear a full suit in anything else than weddings and funerals.
ant london wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:You also forget that I myself make decisions worth millions over a course of year and there are bunch of people who might well see me as some sort of suit. I highly doubt it though..... since I refuse to actually wear a full suit in anything else than weddings and funerals.
No, that's just the point, I'm fully aware of what you do. That's why it makes me laugh when you use it, inherently viewing yourself as being capable of being "down to earth" and other people as being "suits".
I do, for the record, get what you mean and the point you are trying to make but I suspect that those who you would often view as "suits" just means different to you. Sure some of them will be the kind of people you are referring to but honestly I work with hundreds/thousands of "proper suits" per your definition and I'd say that over 90-95% of them are properly down to earth people. I have only come across a tiny proportion of the kind of cunts you seem to think are out there in corporate world (and that's across all the financial/legal professions/bankers etc)
What I would grant you is that I know lots of people who are capable of being properly hard-nosed cunts at work....to do their job well. But that doesn't define them as people as the majority of them leave that persona at work when they go home. I know that I do.
ant london wrote:ross.mcfc wrote:Was told yesterday he will be replaced at the end season by Peter Kenyon.
have we not heard all of that before?n
dirty munich cunt, don't want him anywhere near the club
ross.mcfc wrote:
I was under the impression that he was a city fan.
DoomMerchant wrote:ant london wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:You also forget that I myself make decisions worth millions over a course of year and there are bunch of people who might well see me as some sort of suit. I highly doubt it though..... since I refuse to actually wear a full suit in anything else than weddings and funerals.
No, that's just the point, I'm fully aware of what you do. That's why it makes me laugh when you use it, inherently viewing yourself as being capable of being "down to earth" and other people as being "suits".
I do, for the record, get what you mean and the point you are trying to make but I suspect that those who you would often view as "suits" just means different to you. Sure some of them will be the kind of people you are referring to but honestly I work with hundreds/thousands of "proper suits" per your definition and I'd say that over 90-95% of them are properly down to earth people. I have only come across a tiny proportion of the kind of cunts you seem to think are out there in corporate world (and that's across all the financial/legal professions/bankers etc)
What I would grant you is that I know lots of people who are capable of being properly hard-nosed cunts at work....to do their job well. But that doesn't define them as people as the majority of them leave that persona at work when they go home. I know that I do.
Footballing jobs, even at a corp level...are NOT the kinds of gigs that are huge corporate "suit" jobs. I'm sorry Antti but you can try and make him out to be something he's not all day long, but it doesn't fly with me. He's way more guttersnipe than suit. I promise you. This is football. It's like a step above running the Spearmint Rhino, but not two steps above it. And yes it's big business in a certain context, but so are a lot of companies.
Think about this..MCFC as a business it probably a fuck of a lot smaller than the companies that many of us actually work for, or have worked for in our careers.
WRT the OP -- about how Cook is doing -- i'd echo other thoughts on how he's a solid, professional building a strong story for our football club. Then again i am a huge Cookie Licker, and always have been. Even when he called Milan "bottlers" cuz he was right and they were.
Also, Billy Walsh.
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cheers
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:ant london wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:You also forget that I myself make decisions worth millions over a course of year and there are bunch of people who might well see me as some sort of suit. I highly doubt it though..... since I refuse to actually wear a full suit in anything else than weddings and funerals.
No, that's just the point, I'm fully aware of what you do. That's why it makes me laugh when you use it, inherently viewing yourself as being capable of being "down to earth" and other people as being "suits".
I do, for the record, get what you mean and the point you are trying to make but I suspect that those who you would often view as "suits" just means different to you. Sure some of them will be the kind of people you are referring to but honestly I work with hundreds/thousands of "proper suits" per your definition and I'd say that over 90-95% of them are properly down to earth people. I have only come across a tiny proportion of the kind of cunts you seem to think are out there in corporate world (and that's across all the financial/legal professions/bankers etc)
What I would grant you is that I know lots of people who are capable of being properly hard-nosed cunts at work....to do their job well. But that doesn't define them as people as the majority of them leave that persona at work when they go home. I know that I do.
Footballing jobs, even at a corp level...are NOT the kinds of gigs that are huge corporate "suit" jobs. I'm sorry Antti but you can try and make him out to be something he's not all day long, but it doesn't fly with me. He's way more guttersnipe than suit. I promise you. This is football. It's like a step above running the Spearmint Rhino, but not two steps above it. And yes it's big business in a certain context, but so are a lot of companies.
Think about this..MCFC as a business it probably a fuck of a lot smaller than the companies that many of us actually work for, or have worked for in our careers.
WRT the OP -- about how Cook is doing -- i'd echo other thoughts on how he's a solid, professional building a strong story for our football club. Then again i am a huge Cookie Licker, and always have been. Even when he called Milan "bottlers" cuz he was right and they were.
Also, Billy Walsh.
[youtube]77xjrDWfNb8[/youtube]
cheers
So does that make me Billy Walsh, Vincent Chase, E, Dhrama, Turtle, Ari Gold or some random dude with dreadlocks?
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