Richard Gould

[SecretSam]

Does anyone else wish he was still here? The club's lost all sense of direction since he left.

[pl00peh91]

No point fawning over an ex, plenty more fish in the sea 

[bcfc01]

You have to wonder if the sackings would have happened with him here, it would at least have been handled much better imo.

[SecretSam]

32 minutes ago, pl00peh91 said:

No point fawning over an ex, plenty more fish in the sea 

But he's such a lovely lad

 

[Fuber]

34 minutes ago, pl00peh91 said:

No point fawning over an ex, plenty more fish in the sea 

There isn't if there's no net cast.

[SecretSam]

2 minutes ago, Fuber said:

There isn't if there's no net cast.

Or if you can't find your rod

[maxjak]

45 minutes ago, pl00peh91 said:

No point fawning over an ex, plenty more fish in the sea 

You mean like ..... ..   a Gouldfish?

[CliftonCliff]

1 hour ago, pl00peh91 said:

No point fawning over an ex, plenty more fish in the sea 

Not of that calibre, there aren’t. There’s a reason he was headhunted for the most important job in English cricket and is now running the sport in this country. It was a huge loss. I suspect it was his skilful mediation between Lansdown and Pearson that helped prolong the latter’s tenure. I wish to God he was still here, or even someone with half his ability. As it currently stands, we have nobody in an equivalent role, which is a big part of the reason people who know about these things keep pointing out the total lack of any proper corporate governance. We can never know for sure, but I agree with those who have said that last week’s events might well not have happened had Gould still been in post.

[Rossi the Robin]

Always believe in your soul 

[slartibartfast]

7 minutes ago, CliftonCliff said:

Not of that calibre, there aren’t. There’s a reason he was headhunted for the most important job in English cricket and is now running the sport in this country. It was a huge loss. I suspect it was his skilful mediation between Lansdown and Pearson that helped prolong the latter’s tenure. I wish to God he was still here, or even someone with half his ability. As it currently stands, we have nobody in an equivalent role, which is a big part of the reason people who know about these things keep pointing out the total lack of any proper corporate governance. We can never know for sure, but I agree with those who have said that last week’s events might well not have happened had Gould still been in post.

So get rid of the Hu***ed, then !

[Mr Popodopolous]

The comms were markedly better..he was an impressive buffer between the ownership, Tinnion and NP.

Never was fully convinced by Alexander although how much his hands were tied who knows and now we have no dedicated position of CEO.

Big sense of drift and stasis right now.

[Ian M]

3 hours ago, pl00peh91 said:

No point fawning over an ex, plenty more fish in the sea 

Well, we went for a rebound and have since decided we’re fine on our own, let’s just be celibate!