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Leeson was not gone as CEO just stayed in the shadows. You have to remember that it was his decision to not have GUFC apply for the licence come the following season, saying that he was going to take the club out for one year and reapply that following year.
If he was still the CEO why did he publicly resign as CEO?
http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/4865/
Resigned as CEO, but continued as shareholder and representative within the FAI.
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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
He didn't resign as CEO as Gust could not sack Sean Connor as Nick wanted him to stay on as Manager, it took gust almost 4 months to get connor sacked even though he want training the team.
how did Gleeson leave then? was it when Galway Utd was dissolved?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trainee
Galway FC Chairman makes powerful speech
- Bernie O'Connell, Chairman Galway FC
Galway FC launch interviews
- Tommy Dunne
- Declan McDonnell
- Ollie Daniels
- Tommy Lally
- Bernie O'Connell
- John Delaney
correct, he was the last man standing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Shaun Maher was released AND sent to Limerick? Now there's a man who can justify carrying a grievance. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Are GUST officially on board then with the brand new entity?
I would say 95% of them are on board, others are waiting for confirmation on the co-op being formed in the future
Co-op confirmed to be in place for the 2015 season
http://www.galwayindependent.com/201...ub-S28735.html
Not to be confused with Cork City's structure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry
It seems to fill the role of sub-committee reporting to the board, in the form of a co-op. If the structure already in place works out, well and good.
Forming a co-op to fulfil the role of a sub-committee seems a bit daft.
I would agree with you but I suppose it lets all sides claim some sort of victory?Quote:
Originally Posted by gufcfan
This co op is only to replace GUST. The co op gets to elect two members on the board of GFC replacing the two members of GUST. It basically gets people involved in the club but they will be doing the donkey work like manning the turnstiles, selling program's, stewards while the board members of GFC get to keep their seats on the FAI. I don't know if it is as high as 95% members of the gusties who are in favour of this new club or maybe it's a case of the minority making all the noise and still throwing dirt.
Video from the Galway FC launch
[Insert "needs more dizzy aerial shots of Drom" here]
Is this coming out on DVD?Quote:
Originally Posted by gufcfan
In time for Xmas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
All right, who's next.
Tsk tsk, it's a blu-rayQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Not good enough, I want it right here right now..Quote:
Originally Posted by gufcfan
Wow, really? Going on precedent, that might be enough to get them promotion to the SPL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
Where do you get this figure from Terry you haven't been at any of the meetings in the last 4 months where the membership voted unanimously and Mandated GUST Reps on the board to agree a club model/co op . The co op will not be replacing GUST it will be a separate members owned and run who will be voting members onto the new Board at the end of Season 2014. GUST will still have their 2 reps on the board.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry
The sub committees recomendations will be laid before the board hopefully next week and if the board approve or reject them then and onlt then will the members have their vote in respect of GUST's future. The ball is in the court of the gfc board if they think the members will accept broad promises and no timelines or written agreements im afraid they will be doing all the volunteer work themselves. This has been going around in circles since the 24th July and peoples patience is running out the time for actions instead of praise and platitudes is now.