ENIC

[Glenda's Legs]

Truth is, however, that there is an absolute vacuum of decision making there right now!

Is there though? Sticking with Tudor is also a decision being made - regardless of whether fans believe it to be the right decision.

 

[thfcsteff]

Is there though? Sticking with Tudor is also a decision being made - regardless of whether fans believe it to be the right decision.

IMO they are frozen.

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

Tottenham Hotspur owner to leave Tudor decision to club executives

Tottenham owner Enic does not plan to step in and take the decision over Igor Tudor's future out of the hands of the club's executive team despite the manager's poor start.

www.bbc.com

Good fudge. "I'm leaving the fate of my £3-4bn asset in the hands of two lads who have f**ked up spectacularly on pretty much every decision they've made this season".

Honestly, it's like I've been sucked into some parallel universe.

As a general observation...
Tbh...that is the right approach. If you install the right people in the executive positions you let them captain the ship and make all the big decisions.

That is because you have hired them for their expertise around the industry you operate in. They inherently know a lot more than you do as a money rich owner.

Yes, there can be conversations BUT you've employed these people to guide you. They might as well not be there if you constantly interfere or override them (and the person/persons themselves will feel diminished and probably 'whats the point?)

 

[Gazza Dazzla]

As a general observation...
Tbh...that is the right approach. If you install the right people in the executive positions you let them captain the ship and make all the big decisions.

That is because you have hired them for their expertise around the industry you operate in. They inherently know a lot more than you do as a money rich owner.

Yes, there can be conversations BUT you've employed these people to guide you. They might as well not be there if you constantly interfere or override them (and the person/persons themselves will feel diminished and probably 'whats the point?)

Completely agree.
However it’s pretty obvious they’ve employed the wrong executives in Vinai and Lange.

 

[harr1984]

As a general observation...
Tbh...that is the right approach. If you install the right people in the executive positions you let them captain the ship and make all the big decisions.

That is because you have hired them for their expertise around the industry you operate in. They inherently know a lot more than you do as a money rich owner.

Yes, there can be conversations BUT you've employed these people to guide you. They might as well not be there if you constantly interfere or override them (and the person/persons themselves will feel diminished and probably 'whats the point?)

Agree - But wasn't it said he had to intervene in order to finally get Frank sacked?