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Fact you get paid in one job helps.It's similarly amazing how coaching Sri Lanka is considered a second tier job to being an assistant coach with England.
Fact you get paid in one job helps.It's similarly amazing how coaching Sri Lanka is considered a second tier job to being an assistant coach with England.
I agree but ECB will probably think they have done nothing wrong anyway and nor has Farbrace. It could and should have been handled better by them.Farbrace should not be with England until the Sri Lanka tour has finished.
Farbrace has said that payment was not an issue.Fact you get paid in one job helps.
I love your hatred of goobldy-gook, and those Management types that speak it. Is it because of your life in the civil service?TBH I'd say Fairbrass, surfeit of hurtful ***iness aside, has a more compelling case for the headship than No Moores.
I sincerely hope I'm wrong (I often am; cf every post I've ever made about Brendan Rodgers, for instance) but after Downton's singularly unimpressive turn at the presser one suspects Hugh Morris's replacement has employed the man on the basis of a shared fluency in management (non-)speak.
It's a fair call that it's not entirely unconnected with one's profession, yes.I love your hatred of goobldy-gook, and those Management types that speak it. Is it because of your life in the civil service?
Personally, it annoys me a bit, but it doesn't really anger me.
its been rationalisedSurely management speak is far more common in the private sector?
It's all pervading nowadays. It's those damn PR firms they hire and non-MBAs realising that management speak is a great way to get away with saying a whole lot of nothing.Surely management speak is far more common in the private sector?
That sucks. Also, wrong link I imagine?Fwiw and i doubt it would have had any really affect on his management speak but Downton's dad died a couple of hours before the Peter Moores press conference so he did well to get through it.
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