He’s either on gardening leave or it’s linked to Paratici’s return. Or it’s a combination of both, I’d hazard a guess at.All really bizarre how Munn has vanished from any mentions etc...
What do you think is going on here @Raziel ?
He’s either on gardening leave or it’s linked to Paratici’s return. Or it’s a combination of both, I’d hazard a guess at.All really bizarre how Munn has vanished from any mentions etc...
What do you think is going on here @Raziel ?
All really bizarre how Munn has vanished from any mentions etc...
What do you think is going on here @Raziel ?
I think it’s the affiliated posti relationship. However regardless I don’t think he has the credentials to have the job in the first placeWhy are you so desperate to see him gone has he upset you in a previous life.
I might agree with you if I had any idea what his job actually is.I think it’s the affiliated posti relationship. However regardless I don’t think he has the credentials to have the job in the first place
As I said when Munn first joined us.This is a really weird appointment. Would be a bit like Goldman Sachs appointing their new CFO straight from The Bank of Dave.
I think we could require something productive from his gardening leave, to make up for the disappointment of his career with us. Some potatoes and lettuces for the canteen perhaps
I'm not pro or anyone the appointment I just don't understand why he's catching all the flack re Ange? If it's a case of following the corporate hierarchy, should Levy not be getting an equal amount criticism for hiring him the first place?As I said when Munn first joined us.
I still can’t see why Levy employed Munn at Spurs.
I'm not pro or anyone the appointment I just don't understand why he's catching all the flack re Ange? If it's a case of following the corporate hierarchy, should Levy not be getting an equal amount criticism for hiring him the first place?
Why is Munn one chance and done, but everyone else gets to make repeated failings?
Best interpretation is -> he doubled down on the mistake
The signs were there at end of last season, the club must have had reflection points pre/post January window. In every one of those reflection points, evaluations, a decision had to be made, stick or change.
The reasonable interpretation (and I said it before the cup win, before end of season) is, Levy (historical data suggests) would likely have been inclined to change, the fact he didn't mean someone else in the senior leadership was backing (stuck their neck out for) Ange, logic says Munn.
I've been in those decisions at bigger levels, you live or die by that call. I suspect some part of Munn's pitch was the results would improve post January when players returned from injury, and with the addition of Danso, Kinsky, Tel.
Add in new CEO coming in, his role was probably up for review anyway (new guy can always out to bring his own), pretty easy to see the why.
Based on what. you didn't like his work in Australia, Asia or his work for the city group or you just dislike him because he is Munn which is a bit harsh but understandable as very one has someone they don't like.Shouldn’t have been here on the first place.