Wed Jun 19, 2013 10:48 am
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Wed Jun 19, 2013 5:53 pm
Angry Man wrote:Why don't these positions ever work in the UK as they are very succesful elsewhere.?
Wed Jun 19, 2013 5:57 pm
Fri Jun 21, 2013 11:52 pm
arri potta wrote:Angry Man wrote:Why don't these positions ever work in the UK as they are very succesful elsewhere.?
It's a bit like councils, the workers do all the work and make the deicisons, the directors get all the praise (and high salries) because they think they make decisions and have control. They just have to be able to be seen to be in charge.
Abroad it's different, you feck with the workers and they'll turn on you, so they make sure the people at the top make the decisions in the first place!
This was a party political broadcast on behalf of Wolfie - Citizen Smith to all you young gits!
Sat Jun 22, 2013 6:52 am
Angry Man wrote:arri potta wrote:Angry Man wrote:Why don't these positions ever work in the UK as they are very succesful elsewhere.?
It's a bit like councils, the workers do all the work and make the deicisons, the directors get all the praise (and high salries) because they think they make decisions and have control. They just have to be able to be seen to be in charge.
Abroad it's different, you feck with the workers and they'll turn on you, so they make sure the people at the top make the decisions in the first place!
This was a party political broadcast on behalf of Wolfie - Citizen Smith to all you young gits!
Do they f**k. There's more work in filling out a P45 then it is in some of the Council workers Ive come across. Its only because of the Union mentality that many of them haven't been given the boot years ago!!!! A few years ago I wanted to get rid of all the bin men and have the people on community service do the work instead saving a good amount of money. Do you really think that the workers would come up with ideas which would save councils money..? NO CHANCE!!!
Sat Jun 22, 2013 8:30 am
mjw6150 wrote:I believe it's a difference in culture between us and other countries.
Our footballing culture has expectations of a manager set at complete control whilst other countries they usually concentrate on coaching and team selection whilst transfers/contracts etc are out of their hands. However, our managers see the position as an intrusion on their role and it does add pressure when it is a highly regarded footballer who has managed sides in the role.
I think we are slowly going the same way as Europe though with the Chief Executive role creeping more and more towards what Europeans would see as a Director of Football role.
Sat Jun 22, 2013 9:20 am