Canteen Worker
First Grader
Tonight at around 5.30 I heard Grant Mayer interviewed on the current 'crisis' by Richard Glover. It was just more evidence that we have a great CEO and should do all we can to keep him.
He handled the media with aplomb, diffusing what was tossed at him without denying all responsibility. Several times he reminded the interviewer of the great record Manly has had in the past and the outstanding manner in which the players have been clean. He supported Stewart as an outstanding young man and at the same time was clear that the Manly club was cooperating with the law. He stressed that Stewart had not given an immediate interview due to legal advice. He also explained that Choc and the sponsor had met together, both admitting some culpability in a bit of push and shove but that the matter was resolved.
Mayer was warm, professional and did the Manly Club proud. He did say that the club would talk to both players, that maybe more guidance was needed in what was expected but at the same time players must take responsibility for their own behaviour.
Moments like this reinforce that we should keep Mayer and that the board should get its act together and renew his contract.
He handled the media with aplomb, diffusing what was tossed at him without denying all responsibility. Several times he reminded the interviewer of the great record Manly has had in the past and the outstanding manner in which the players have been clean. He supported Stewart as an outstanding young man and at the same time was clear that the Manly club was cooperating with the law. He stressed that Stewart had not given an immediate interview due to legal advice. He also explained that Choc and the sponsor had met together, both admitting some culpability in a bit of push and shove but that the matter was resolved.
Mayer was warm, professional and did the Manly Club proud. He did say that the club would talk to both players, that maybe more guidance was needed in what was expected but at the same time players must take responsibility for their own behaviour.
Moments like this reinforce that we should keep Mayer and that the board should get its act together and renew his contract.