Dr. Evangelos Marinakis and Pie Cannons (sponsored by Carlos)

Big Evangelos - IN or OUT?

  • Marinakis IN! - He‘s a billionaire so must know what he’s doing

    Votes: 131 68.6%
  • Marinakis OUT! - The club is a shambles!

    Votes: 15 7.9%
  • Modern Football, eh?

    Votes: 45 23.6%

  • Total voters
    191

Listen 'ere young man

Stuart Pearce
I genuinely think there’s some fans on here who if Nuno came round and smashed their wife before wiping his knob on the curtains and putting his foot through their telly they would say ‘Thank you Mr Espirito Santo’ and then blame Edu or Evangelos Marinakis for it.
Please, please, do one for Cooper.

And King Billy. For Alf.
 

Rzar

Bob McKinlay
Can’t imagine working with/for EM is a particularly stable environment. We have seen churn in just about every department and imagine that will continue.

The one thing you need as a CEO is consistent and stable support and leadership from your Board. An erratic or volatile board/owner/chairman is a nightmare as a CEO
If she was that bothered she wouldn’t have come back to work for him a second time.

It just looks like she’s got a better offer
 

RedNorway

Youth Team
Not too worried or fuzzed about the backroom changes. VP and the coaching team is in place, that is the most important part at this stage in the off season. We also got Syrianos and Pedro Ferreira leading the scouting, which is also more important right now. I'm sure there are people around who can do a better job of giving the club a direction from the top than Lina and Edu. Marinakis made the calls that actually mattered this season. He wanted to keep Nuno, he made one mistake in hiring Ange, then let Edu make a mistake in hiring Dyche. Then he made the right call by bringing in VP. He also was the one fighting to keep MGW when other people was about to cave in.
 

Fawazzock

Jack Burkitt
I genuinely think there’s some fans on here who if EM came round and smashed their wife before wiping his knob on the curtains and putting his foot through their telly they would say ‘Thank you Mr Marinakis’ and then blame Nuno or the PGMOL for it.
Just imagine Mr Maranakis bearing down on you
 

Otis Redding

Try A Little Tenderness
Can’t imagine working with/for EM is a particularly stable environment. We have seen churn in just about every department and imagine that will continue.

The one thing you need as a CEO is consistent and stable support and leadership from your Board. An erratic or volatile board/owner/chairman is a nightmare as a CEO
It's easy to believe that EM is a demanding taskmaster, but as I commented in her thread, the fact that she was working in Nottingham whilst her husband and kids remained in Rome could well have been a significant contributory factor in her decision to step down from her role here.
 
It's easy to believe that EM is a demanding taskmaster, but as I commented in her thread, the fact that she was working in Nottingham whilst her husband and kids remained in Rome could well have been a significant contributory factor in her decision to step down from her role here.
I agree I’m sure it may be.

For me it’s less of him being a taskmaster and more that he’s clearly driven by emotion and rather erratic. As someone that’s worked both as, and alongside, CEO, I know how important it is to have a calm and collected board/chairman/owner with clear and consistent vision. Also having a clear ownership of what they are and aren’t involved in. Dealing with emotion, volatility, turnover and moving goalposts is a bloody nightmare.
 

Strummer

Es gibt nur einen
LTLF Minion
Poor old @Alf-engelos Mindminackers - if he hasn't been able to get on here for a month, I bel he looks like a hermit crab by now?
 

TDC

First Team Squad
It's easy to believe that EM is a demanding taskmaster, but as I commented in her thread, the fact that she was working in Nottingham whilst her husband and kids remained in Rome could well have been a significant contributory factor in her decision to step down from her role here.
Eg Doing an Arne Slot. Always thought that was weird tbh.
 

Apollo11

Jack Armstrong
I agree I’m sure it may be.

For me it’s less of him being a taskmaster and more that he’s clearly driven by emotion and rather erratic. As someone that’s worked both as, and alongside, CEO, I know how important it is to have a calm and collected board/chairman/owner with clear and consistent vision. Also having a clear ownership of what they are and aren’t involved in. Dealing with emotion, volatility, turnover and moving goalposts is a bloody nightmare.

He's a multi billionaire ship owner, you don't achieve that success driven on emotions alone, you don't even achieve it if the it's majority driven on emotions.

It's a narrative pushed which isn't really true.
 

Strummer

Es gibt nur einen
LTLF Minion
No idea where - but his wife and children didn't move to England with him while he managed Liverpool
Well you can’t blame them for that, can you?
 
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