Terry Zarsoff
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A bit of fluff, yes.
Manly in Crisis (a mega thread)
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WiseyEagle
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Where does he drink and how many does he have a day? These are the questions that need to be answered!
WiseyEagle
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Sons of Beaches was a great Australian Crawl album!
Dee Why Eagle
Bencher
And where are all the f#ckwits from News Ltd now??? 6 days of trashing everyone at the club from top to the cleaner and now this has happened. Whilst I still believe everything is not all rosey, it's not as bad as the sh1tbagging we have copped this week from the media.
How can News Ltd be good for the NRL game.
How can News Ltd be good for the NRL game.
JenEagle
Bencher
I agree. What a disgrace they are.
They get everything so wrong as well.
That Ben Elias segment last night was as ludicrous as it gets. They know nothing about the structure or the workings of our club.
They actually know nothing about anything.
Remember Backdoor was on the Delmege undercard....
Hooper, K#nt and Carayanis now backtracking saying that nothing has happened at all. No extension, no nothing....They have no idea what has actually happened, but continue to bag them. Now K#nt saying Mestrov wont be around next year,,, FMD
All they say now is "I think" this has happened
All they say now is "I think" this has happened
That's because the pack of fukwits can't access Silvertails while they're on air.
Terry Zarsoff
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Why watch then? It sounds like a tough gig.
Terry Zarsoff
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From the SMH:
www.smh.com.au
Des Hasler is expected to coach Manly until the end of 2024 after a productive meeting with club powerbrokers that will likely result in the removal of performance clauses from his current contract.
Hasler is contracted for next year and needed to make the top six this season to trigger an extension until 2024. Sources with knowledge of Thursday’s meeting told the Herald that the parties will consider removing the extension trigger and ratify Hasler for the next two years unconditionally in a bid to bring stability and prevent similar speculation about his future in 12 months time.
The results of a season-ending player survey were also tabulated and unequivocally concluded that Hasler and captain Daly Cherry-Evans had the support required to continue in their roles. The developments came as an American firm, using former Manly CEO David Perry as an intermediary, tabled a $20 million offer to purchase the Sea Eagles.
There was conjecture over whether Hasler would attend the meeting, which was convened in North Sydney on Thursday afternoon. However, the coach spoke about his blueprint for the club, as well as a desire to help formulate a succession plan.
Hasler, Mimis, Mestrov and Penn emerged from the talks confident that the Sea Eagles can again be a genuine premiership force after a disappointing 11th-placed finish.
There may, however, be other matters for Manly’s owners to contemplate. The Penn family has had majority control of the Sea Eagles since buying out former co-owners Quantum back in 2014. Several overtures, some more serious than others, have subsequently been made to the Penns, who have opted not to sell.
Des Hasler emerged from a meeting with his future assured.CREDIT:GETTY IMAGES
Sources with knowledge of the situation have told the Herald that the latest offer is a legitimate one. It has been made by a group of investors entrenched in the American sports industry, seeking to diversify their interests and acquire a premium property in the Australian market.
Their interest has been brought to the table by Perry, who has acted as an intermediary between the parties. Given the club churned through more than a dozen chief executives since the Northern Eagles demerger, Perry’s stint on the northern beaches was one of the longer and more successful ones; he presided over the club’s 2011 and 2013 grand finals and helped it get back into the black financially.
Perry has been advising the prospective investors on the club’s market worth, although the Sea Eagles aren’t the only Australian sporting property they are interested in. Should the Penns knock back the offer, the focus will switch to other sporting franchises or opportunities.
Penn was unavailable for comment but has previously indicated he has no interest to sell.
Hasler to coach on in 2023, but future beyond then uncertain
Des Hasler walked into a meeting with Manly powerbrokers with a cloud over his immediate future. He emerged with his position assured for 2023, but not beyond.
No clause for concern: Hasler poised to coach on at Manly after crisis meeting
By Adrian Proszenko
September 8, 2022 — 6.49pmDes Hasler is expected to coach Manly until the end of 2024 after a productive meeting with club powerbrokers that will likely result in the removal of performance clauses from his current contract.
Hasler is contracted for next year and needed to make the top six this season to trigger an extension until 2024. Sources with knowledge of Thursday’s meeting told the Herald that the parties will consider removing the extension trigger and ratify Hasler for the next two years unconditionally in a bid to bring stability and prevent similar speculation about his future in 12 months time.
Hasler, his agent George Mimis, Sea Eagles chief executive Tony Mestrov and chairman Scott Penn emerged from a meeting in North Sydney late on Thursday afternoon in agreement that the two-time premiership-winning coach remained the best man to move the club forward. The quartet were aligned in the belief that the club required stability after a period of turmoil, which included a winless run since the “Pride” jersey incident. Suggestions that Hasler would walk away from the job, or be forced out, proved unfounded.
The results of a season-ending player survey were also tabulated and unequivocally concluded that Hasler and captain Daly Cherry-Evans had the support required to continue in their roles. The developments came as an American firm, using former Manly CEO David Perry as an intermediary, tabled a $20 million offer to purchase the Sea Eagles.
There was conjecture over whether Hasler would attend the meeting, which was convened in North Sydney on Thursday afternoon. However, the coach spoke about his blueprint for the club, as well as a desire to help formulate a succession plan.
Hasler, Mimis, Mestrov and Penn emerged from the talks confident that the Sea Eagles can again be a genuine premiership force after a disappointing 11th-placed finish.
There may, however, be other matters for Manly’s owners to contemplate. The Penn family has had majority control of the Sea Eagles since buying out former co-owners Quantum back in 2014. Several overtures, some more serious than others, have subsequently been made to the Penns, who have opted not to sell.
Des Hasler emerged from a meeting with his future assured.CREDIT:GETTY IMAGES
Sources with knowledge of the situation have told the Herald that the latest offer is a legitimate one. It has been made by a group of investors entrenched in the American sports industry, seeking to diversify their interests and acquire a premium property in the Australian market.
Their interest has been brought to the table by Perry, who has acted as an intermediary between the parties. Given the club churned through more than a dozen chief executives since the Northern Eagles demerger, Perry’s stint on the northern beaches was one of the longer and more successful ones; he presided over the club’s 2011 and 2013 grand finals and helped it get back into the black financially.
Perry has been advising the prospective investors on the club’s market worth, although the Sea Eagles aren’t the only Australian sporting property they are interested in. Should the Penns knock back the offer, the focus will switch to other sporting franchises or opportunities.
Penn was unavailable for comment but has previously indicated he has no interest to sell.
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Brisbane Tragic
Bencher
Crisis is over...... now to get rid of some of the dead wood players - Sipley, Keppie, Boyle, maybe Harper, KDL, Burbo and maybe Paseka (although I would give him one last chance). I also wont be surprised if Schuster and Aloiai leave.
Shoe1
Journey Man
Good, seems to be sorted for now. If proszenko opted to focus on the bid that suggests to me that there is no other story to tell. Because the bid is old news and a bit of non-event because the club isn’t for sale.From the SMH:
Hasler to coach on in 2023, but future beyond then uncertain
Des Hasler walked into a meeting with Manly powerbrokers with a cloud over his immediate future. He emerged with his position assured for 2023, but not beyond.
No clause for concern: Hasler poised to coach on at Manly after crisis meeting
By Adrian Proszenko
September 8, 2022 — 6.49pm
Des Hasler is expected to coach Manly until the end of 2024 after a productive meeting with club powerbrokers that will likely result in the removal of performance clauses from his current contract.
Hasler is contracted for next year and needed to make the top six this season to trigger an extension until 2024. Sources with knowledge of Thursday’s meeting told the Herald that the parties will consider removing the extension trigger and ratify Hasler for the next two years unconditionally in a bid to bring stability and prevent similar speculation about his future in 12 months time.
Hasler, his agent George Mimis, Sea Eagles chief executive Tony Mestrov and chairman Scott Penn emerged from a meeting in North Sydney late on Thursday afternoon in agreement that the two-time premiership-winning coach remained the best man to move the club forward. The quartet were aligned in the belief that the club required stability after a period of turmoil, which included a winless run since the “Pride” jersey incident. Suggestions that Hasler would walk away from the job, or be forced out, proved unfounded.
The results of a season-ending player survey were also tabulated and unequivocally concluded that Hasler and captain Daly Cherry-Evans had the support required to continue in their roles. The developments came as an American firm, using former Manly CEO David Perry as an intermediary, tabled a $20 million offer to purchase the Sea Eagles.
There was conjecture over whether Hasler would attend the meeting, which was convened in North Sydney on Thursday afternoon. However, the coach spoke about his blueprint for the club, as well as a desire to help formulate a succession plan.
Hasler, Mimis, Mestrov and Penn emerged from the talks confident that the Sea Eagles can again be a genuine premiership force after a disappointing 11th-placed finish.
There may, however, be other matters for Manly’s owners to contemplate. The Penn family has had majority control of the Sea Eagles since buying out former co-owners Quantum back in 2014. Several overtures, some more serious than others, have subsequently been made to the Penns, who have opted not to sell.
Des Hasler emerged from a meeting with his future assured.CREDIT:GETTY IMAGES
Sources with knowledge of the situation have told the Herald that the latest offer is a legitimate one. It has been made by a group of investors entrenched in the American sports industry, seeking to diversify their interests and acquire a premium property in the Australian market.
Their interest has been brought to the table by Perry, who has acted as an intermediary between the parties. Given the club churned through more than a dozen chief executives since the Northern Eagles demerger, Perry’s stint on the northern beaches was one of the longer and more successful ones; he presided over the club’s 2011 and 2013 grand finals and helped it get back into the black financially.
Perry has been advising the prospective investors on the club’s market worth, although the Sea Eagles aren’t the only Australian sporting property they are interested in. Should the Penns knock back the offer, the focus will switch to other sporting franchises or opportunities.
Penn was unavailable for comment but has previously indicated he has no interest to sell.
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As long as they don't race each other down The Corso.I reckon DCE and Jake should go to Manly beach at about 10am and have a fake punch-up.
They do they say one thing and then they say the opposite
Its been a circus for sure but the clowns aren’t at manly there the journos’s who just speculate getting there information from hear say
We need a CEO members release
Badly !!!
Badly !!!
Nordburg
Bencher
Under normal circumstances,I’d agree,but Adrian Proszenko,the journo in this situation,is normally spot on the money with his stories
JenEagle
Bencher
They all Talk over each other and contradict each other. The whole show is nonsense.
Yes there are couple that are ok but not many
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