Munby & Doncaster Sacked....

[Jakesacanary 0]

Tell you who else will get the sack late December

 

 

 

 

Father Christmas....

 

O T B C

 

 

 

 

[Evil Monkey 52]

I was wondering where Good News Gordon/Be Smart/Full of Bull Frank/Whatever He''s Called This Week had gone.... I almost missed him..... almost...

[ca 1]

[quote user="trustme"]I have it on very good authority that they''ve both been sacked.   Press will confirm later today.....[/quote]

 

Taking a long time to announce it aren''t they?

[TheCardinal 0]

Neil Doncaster responded to my email 15 minutes ago. I suppose he could be doing it as he''s cleaning out his desk....

[Wembley_Canary 0]

[quote user="TheMarshmallowMonkey"]Neil Doncaster responded to my email 15 minutes ago.

I suppose he could be doing it as he''s cleaning out his desk....
[/quote]

He seems to respond to just about everyone, what exactly is his day to day duties?..

[Desert Fox 0]

[quote user="West_London_Canary"]

[quote user="TheMarshmallowMonkey"]Neil Doncaster responded to my email 15 minutes ago.

I suppose he could be doing it as he''s cleaning out his desk....
[/quote]

He seems to respond to just about everyone, what exactly is his day to day duties?..

[/quote]

Err, answering e-mail''s, posting on here, being a patronising git

[Wembley_Canary 0]

[quote user="Desert Fox"][quote user="West_London_Canary"]

[quote user="TheMarshmallowMonkey"]Neil Doncaster responded to my email 15 minutes ago.

I suppose he could be doing it as he''s cleaning out his desk....
[/quote]

He seems to respond to just about everyone, what exactly is his day to day duties?..

[/quote]

Err, answering e-mail''s, posting on here, being a patronising git

[/quote]

I meant other than that?.....

[JJJJ 0]

[quote user="Sideshow Tim"][quote user="trustme"]

I appreciate it looks dodgy being my first post and all but trust me this is true....

You will all eat your words when its confirmed.

[/quote]

 

I''ll get the salt and pepper ready

[/quote]

And maybe some curry sauce??

[shefcanary 2,402]

Official - just received SMS text from club.  Well oil beef hooked!

[Sing Up The South Stand 0]

It''s true I''ve just received one of them club text things.

 

GET IN!!!!!

[AndyJR 0]

OFFICIAL CLUB STATEMENT

From Norwich official site.................Posted on: Tue 12 May 2009

NORWICH

City today confirmed Chairman Roger Munby and Chief Executive Neil

Doncaster have both stepped down from their roles at the Club.

The Club''s remaining Directors, joint majority shareholders Delia

Smith and Michael Wynn Jones and Michael Foulger, have placed on record

their thanks to both Munby and Doncaster for all of their efforts for

the Canaries over the years.

In a joint Board statement they commented: "We want to sincerely

thank both Roger and Neil for their hard work and commitment to the

Club over their years working with us.

"Roger is the longest-serving Board member of us all, having first

become a Director in 1986, joining again for a second stint in 1996.

Over the years he has made a very important contribution to the Club''s

community commitment and communication with fans, and deserves to be

recognised for his role in helping to build our incredible season

ticket base.

"After stepping up from his initial position as our Company

Secretary, as Chief Executive Neil played a pivotal role in helping

this Club to negotiate its way through the ITV Digital crisis and the

AXA securitisation deal - which in turn enabled us to redevelop Carrow

Road and provided us with a degree of financial stability, in a very

challenging climate for football.

"Both Roger and Neil have always been happy to talk face-to-face

with supporters through good times and bad - a level of accessibility

that not every Chairman and Chief Executive in the country would be

comfortable with.

"On behalf of everyone at the Club we wish Roger and Neil every success and all the best for the future.

"There will be further changes to the Board. Meanwhile, an

announcement about the executive management structure at the Club will

be made in the near future, once staff at Carrow Road and Colney have

been fully consulted. The Club will not be adding to this statement

until then."

A joint statement from Munby and Doncaster issued today said:

"It is clear that for Norwich City Football Club to move forward, there

needs to be a fresh start. A new Board of Directors is an essential

part of that process. We therefore believe it is in the best interests

of the Club for us to step down from our positions.

"We would like to place on record our sincere thanks to all the

staff at Carrow Road who work long and often anti-social hours to serve

Norwich City''s wonderful supporters.

"Delia, Michael and the Foulger family have worked tirelessly for

supporters and put huge amounts of their own money into the Club over

the last 13 years. They, and City supporters everywhere, deserve much

more success than has been possible in recent years. We would like to

wish them, and everyone associated with Norwich City Football Club, the

very best for the future."

[Penultimate warlock 0]

Got the text as well!

[shefcanary 2,402]

Well it reads they have just stepped down from their roles at the club - not quite a sacking.  So question is how much of a pay off and who is paying? 

[TheCardinal 0]

Well, there''s a turn up for the books.

[WiMMiT 0]

[quote user="AndyJR"]

OFFICIAL CLUB STATEMENT

From Norwich official site.................

Posted on: Tue 12 May 2009

NORWICH City today confirmed Chairman Roger Munby and Chief Executive Neil Doncaster have both stepped down from their roles at the Club.

The Club''s remaining Directors, joint majority shareholders Delia Smith and Michael Wynn Jones and Michael Foulger, have placed on record their thanks to both Munby and Doncaster for all of their efforts for the Canaries over the years.

In a joint Board statement they commented: "We want to sincerely thank both Roger and Neil for their hard work and commitment to the Club over their years working with us.

"Roger is the longest-serving Board member of us all, having first become a Director in 1986, joining again for a second stint in 1996. Over the years he has made a very important contribution to the Club''s community commitment and communication with fans, and deserves to be recognised for his role in helping to build our incredible season ticket base.

"After stepping up from his initial position as our Company Secretary, as Chief Executive Neil played a pivotal role in helping this Club to negotiate its way through the ITV Digital crisis and the AXA securitisation deal - which in turn enabled us to redevelop Carrow Road and provided us with a degree of financial stability, in a very challenging climate for football.

"Both Roger and Neil have always been happy to talk face-to-face with supporters through good times and bad - a level of accessibility that not every Chairman and Chief Executive in the country would be comfortable with.

"On behalf of everyone at the Club we wish Roger and Neil every success and all the best for the future.

"There will be further changes to the Board. Meanwhile, an announcement about the executive management structure at the Club will be made in the near future, once staff at Carrow Road and Colney have been fully consulted. The Club will not be adding to this statement until then."

A joint statement from Munby and Doncaster issued today said: "It is clear that for Norwich City Football Club to move forward, there needs to be a fresh start. A new Board of Directors is an essential part of that process. We therefore believe it is in the best interests of the Club for us to step down from our positions.

"We would like to place on record our sincere thanks to all the staff at Carrow Road who work long and often anti-social hours to serve Norwich City''s wonderful supporters.

"Delia, Michael and the Foulger family have worked tirelessly for supporters and put huge amounts of their own money into the Club over the last 13 years. They, and City supporters everywhere, deserve much more success than has been possible in recent years. We would like to wish them, and everyone associated with Norwich City Football Club, the very best for the future."

[/quote]

 

Blimey.

Doesn''t really change a great deal though :/

[Wembley_Canary 0]

Yep it''s now on the official club website, someone pass the salt while I eat my words. Apologies for not trusting you "trustme".

[Tookie140 0]

I have heard that doomcaster mite get the sack.

[WiMMiT 0]

Oops, clicked quote instead of reply.  Sorry ''bout that.

[William Darby 0]

Who is eating their words now?

[Desert Fox 0]

Makes you wonder what Doomy has been doing corresponding with people on here all aternoon, unless of course there is more than one Doomy at CR

[Sideshow Tim 110]

[quote user="trustme"]I have it on very good authority that they''ve both been sacked.   Press will confirm later today.....[/quote]

I officially apologise to you ''trustme'' and i eat my words. F**K AM I HAPPY TO DO SO THOUGH!!!

Don''t tell the missus as i dont say sorry too much!!!!

[barclay seats 4849 0]

TRUE !!!! just on the radio !!

[tribes 0]

[quote user="trustme"]I have it on very good authority that they''ve both been sacked.   Press will confirm later today.....[/quote]Well done Mr Truthteller.

[Herman 9,756]

[quote user="trustme"]I have it on very good authority that they''ve both been sacked.   Press will confirm later today.....[/quote]

Lucky guess!!!! [;)]

[hogesar 9,658]

Congrats Trustme. Your authority was indeed very good!

[trustme 0]

See i did say to "trust me".   I personally heard it was sacking but they are always going to say stepped down. 

You are all forgiven.

[kdncfc 0]

Hopefully this is just the start and the other culprits on the board will swiftly follow them out of the door and new owners will come in. Can''t help feeling that the root of the problems still remain and Doncaster and Munby were just sacrificial lambs.

[Viva_Marc_Libbra 0]

At 4ish he was emailing me? Discussing transfer policy/new manager and David Marshall.

I suppose it was a quiet day, just clearing his desk.

[hogesar 9,658]

Does this mean the last thing he done was agree a fee with Cardiff for Marshall? He might not have bothered fighting for much more money then..

[WiMMiT 0]

He is still a NCFC fan, even if he has booted.