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skybluesam66

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so this is his latest venture http://cpmoksha.co.uk/team.html

glad we are known as a

Sports and Entertainment company in UK

one of his tags on there
Manage your risks - protect your assets

not very good at that are you timmy
 
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martcov

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His CV is great. Fair play to him for his acheivements.

It does make you wonder how he ended up with us, and in fairness to him, the core problems at CCFC were created by others.

In addition and, acccording to the court records, Joy knocked back a deal that he had agreed to and shook hands on. So he doesn't have a free hand here.

If I were him, I would be working on a personal career plan "B", ready for the day when the CCFC project implodes - as it must. He has enough qualifications to get a decent job or leading position somewhere.
 
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RPHunt

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Impressive credentials, but unable to find another job in the City since being sacked 10 years ago. Wonder why.....
 
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shmmeee

shmmeee

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Is his CV great?

From the Commerzbank Wiki article (he was head of Risk remember)

It suffered reversals in a disastrous foray into investment banking in the early 2000s and eventually closed down its Commerzbank Securities investment banking unit after Chairman Klaus-Peter Müller labelled it a "problem child".[SUP][2][/SUP]
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Sounds like your average City boy to me. Right place right time to make money, no discernible talent otherwise.

Yet another in a long line of executives who get rich doing bugger all it seems to me.
 
Senior Vick from Alicante

Senior Vick from Alicante

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martcov said:
His CV is great. Fair play to him for his acheivements.

It does make you wonder how he ended up with us, and in fairness to him, the core problems at CCFC were created by others.

In addition and, acccording to the court records, Joy knocked back a deal that he had agreed to and shook hands on. So he doesn't have a free hand here.

If I were him, I would be working on a personal career plan "B", ready for the day when the CCFC project implodes - as it must. He has enough qualifications to get a decent job or leading position somewhere.
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So whats the excuse for the constant spouting of Bullshit through the media or is that down to Joy as well
 
skybluetony176

skybluetony176

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I didn't notice on his CV any mention of his Law degree? I assume he has one with the damning critique he cave the JR judge? Someone email him and let him know he's missed it off. :whistle:
 
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skybluetony176 said:
I didn't notice on his CV any mention of his Law degree? I assume he has one with the damning critique he cave the JR judge? Someone email him and let him know he's missed it off. :whistle:
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Does that mean people have degrees in running football clubs or running councils the way they slag them off? :)
 
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Mr Creosote

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I note he doesn't quote his role at CCFC at all.... I wonder why!!!????..........



martcov said:
His CV is great. Fair play to him for his acheivements.

It does make you wonder how he ended up with us, and in fairness to him, the core problems at CCFC were created by others.

In addition and, acccording to the court records, Joy knocked back a deal that he had agreed to and shook hands on. So he doesn't have a free hand here.

If I were him, I would be working on a personal career plan "B", ready for the day when the CCFC project implodes - as it must. He has enough qualifications to get a decent job or leading position somewhere.
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dadgad

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Nick said:
I didn't mention that, just said for some companies that is a desirable attribute.
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How is lying and talking crap "desirable"? Get a grip man, even in the cynical world of business it is better to make lies sound plausible and 'spectable.
Christ, you're some weirdo.
 
shmmeee

shmmeee

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Nick said:
Does that mean people have degrees in running football clubs or running councils the way they slag them off? :)
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Can you get a degree in running a council or a football team?
 
Nick

Nick

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dadgad said:
How is lying and talking crap "desirable"? Get a grip man, even in the cynical world of business it is better to make lies sound plausible and 'spectable.
Christ, you're some weirdo.
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Weirdo? Why? There are plenty of people who get paid a lot of money to talk shit. Morals and ethics have nothing to do with it.
 
shmmeee

shmmeee

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dadgad said:
How is lying and talking crap "desirable"? Get a grip man, even in the cynical world of business it is better to make lies sound plausible and 'spectable.
Christ, you're some weirdo.
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The man works in The City. Talking crap and lying are the first two items on the person spec.
 
shmmeee

shmmeee

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Nick said:
I am sure you can get related degrees :) The same as people must be UEFA A qualified to discuss whether a player played well! :(
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I genuinely wouldn't be surprised, but they seem to be two industries you need absolutely no experience in to join.

It'd be good if all Chairmen and MPs had to do an NVQ L3 or something.
 
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SkyBlueCharlie

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Nick said:
Weirdo? Why? There are plenty of people who get paid a lot of money to talk shit. Morals and ethics have nothing to do with it.
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Totally agree Nick but it does appear that CCFC has attracted more than its fair share of them over the years.
 
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Monners

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I think there is some kind of degree offered at a London university called football administration (or something similar). I wish I'd made that up, but I haven't :thinking about:
 
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shmmeee said:
I genuinely wouldn't be surprised, but they seem to be two industries you need absolutely no experience in to join.

It'd be good if all Chairmen and MPs had to do an NVQ L3 or something.
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I actually thought this when Leeds appointed their new manager. Any other industry, a moderately lengthy spell runnign a smaller operation would make you an ideal candidate to step up and have a go at a bigger job. In football, it leads (no pun:facepalm: ) to being written off in favour of the bloke with zero experience, who excelled in another job entirely!
 
shmmeee

shmmeee

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Monners said:
I think there is some kind of degree offered at a London university called football administration (or something similar). I wish I'd made that up, but I haven't :thinking about:
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Thinking about it Warwick Uni do something don't they? My mate had her car parked by Roy Keane once there. I'm sure she said he was on a management course.
 
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Moff

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shmmeee said:
Thinking about it Warwick Uni do something don't they? My mate had her car parked by Roy Keane once there. I'm sure she said he was on a management course.
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No wonder he took the Villa job. I hadn't realised he had fallen on such hard times, I mean Roy Keane doing valet parking at the Uni.
Still I suppose it offers more work satisfaction than working with Adrian Chiles.;)
 
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Sky Blue Harry H

Sky Blue Harry H

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Tim attained a double first in engineering


.....................we all missed the fecking obvious, Tim's building the 'new' stadium himself :claping hands:
 
Hobo

Hobo

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Perhaps Tim's engineering background is where the problem started:

To the optimist, the glass is half full.

To the pessimist, the glass is half empty.

To the engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.
 
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