CWR should give Boyden the job as Chief Sports presenter - he is a proper sports journalist behind the nonsense and would ask some difficult questions.
I just wish his initials were different...it gives me a complex.
Well done Cloughie. You got there in the end
I think we seem to be on similar wave lengths. Similar things picked out from that interview, yet i bet if the CET did challenge his responses, he'd have just fed them more BS.
Hate is a strong word, but I certainly hate this guy!!
... But KD, have you posted on the "bot/who are you" thread yet? :thinking about:
sorry guys but it isn't comimg up as posted and won't delete when deleting post
I had to laugh when he mentioned about a hedge fund being a bank but then mentioned he didn't really know how it worked :facepalm:
Also why has he set himself up in a role we don't need anyone for because he has said in his interview that we will be relying on the academy players. All I can assume is that the position is to oversee player sales.
Say for instance he has cut losses to a third from 7-10 million. Is this based current income what about the further huge fall in income when we are in division one does this mean he is still a success.
Just noticed on the 'Who's Who' page of the CCFC website, it lists Tim Fisher and Mark Labovitch as directors. Who are these?? I dont think i've ver heard of them :thinking about: Page was last updated 15th November (so we still have Dolittle as Chairman too).
http://www.ccfc.co.uk/page/WhosWho
COVENTRY City has strengthened its board with the appointment of two new directors.
Banking and finance specialists Tim Fisher and Mark Labovitch have joined the seven-strong board.
Fisher, who has been advising the club for several months, is a former investment banker and the current chairman of Calimere Point, a group of companies offering financial advisory services
The group provides merger and acquisition advisory, financial re-structuring and financial engineering solutions to a financial institution and corporate client base.
Their client base includes some of the largest investment banks and asset managers in the world. Calimere has provided support across numerous sectors and regions, and clients in the leisure sector have included football clubs in the UK and Europe.
Fisher has worked in financial markets for more than 15 years and prior to establishing Calimere Point, which has offices in London and Chennai, he held a series of senior posts in investment banks.
Labovitch is currently CEO-designate of GEMS Ventures, a division of GEMS, a Dubai-based group which is the world's largest private-sector school-age education provider.
He spent 20 years in investment banking in London, New York and Frankfurt, focused on the media, entertainment and sports sector and advised a number of leading US and European media companies, including broadcasters and rights distributors connected with football.
He served as a director at Independent News & Media, the international media group which published numerous newspaper titles around the world, including The Independent in the UK and - through its associate company Jagran Prakashan - Dainik Jagran, the largest daily newspaper in India.
Labovitch has Coventry roots - his grandfather owned a retail business in the city from the 1940s to the 1960s.
Chairman Ken Dulieu said the two new directors would bring massive financial expertise and contacts to the board.
"These are two very important appointments for the future of Coventry City," he said.
"Tim and Mark both have a wealth of experience in business and finance, and both have worked with sport and leisure companies.
"It is no secret that we are talking to investors and want to attract funding to the club. That will be one key role for Tim and Mark.
"I have said since I took over that I want to build the team on and off the field with the long-term aim of success and stability.
"We have a very strong board with a wide range of talent and expertise, and Tim and Mark only add to that."
He left the post in that article after 12 months! He'd fit right in with this lot!
Anyone know what he may be referring to in this answer about Hoffman / investment etc??
"There is no doubt in my mind that Gary is 100 per cent a Coventry man and really keen and would love another go at running the club." - Didnt he run the club under the leadership of SISU?? Even then, wasnt he only Vice-Chairman??
"But he had about three years and during that time they lost an awful lot of money, so he’s probably got difficulties as well in convincing investors that it won’t be the same again." When havent we been losing money??
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