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Well played Barass.
A few posters on this forum need to have a good hard look at themselves. A minority on here has been all over the toxicity the Liddle and his mates brought to the place from day1.
But we were heckled with "look at the membership numbers"
Well they are rubbish, based in freebies, 2for1s and free upgrades.
Liddles role in actually being an astute CEO, is amateurish... he is a snake oil salesman... of the first order.
It would be kind, to say he is in training wheels, he has no desire to learn, he is just a meddler and culturally divisive that has risen well beyond his station.
Hired by a President and ticked off by a board with little understanding of a good football club.
Time a few posters, start to look at the facts in front of them, not this "trust the club" baloney
Thoughts cookie monster you were on to this as well?
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It would be irrational to suggest Liddle did nothing positive for the club. He’s very clearly an excellent business and commercial administrator. Free memberships aside, he’s built rapidly on the stabilised financial base that Trigg left for him. Sponsorships are in great health, the further ground developments etc - of course he’s not solely responsible for them but equally he’s played a role in those hugely positive outcomes.
I think it’s as simple as a failure of his ego to stay within his lane. He assumed that his success on the commercial side gave him the leverage to reshape the footy side, and there was very clearly an ego clash with SOS - who more than played his part in that tussle.
Alongside that personal issue, he’s very obviously prioritised building a power base via appointments through personal connections rather than getting the best people in critical roles. Again, a very normal failure of leadership driven by ego - happens all the time.
If he goes, he may learn from this and build a highly successful commercial career.