Percy plunkett wrote:Harps,Cornish has pointed out that she has worked in Sales/Marketing for eight years since graduating.There is no need to train her up,Alex had merely mentioned that he helped her settle in when she first arrived.I would think that is good company policy for any new employee.

Cornish Exile wrote:

jollysuperstar wrote:They do say dogs are like their owners Cornish
By chance do you own a Jack Russell
You must be missing Stan not being able to bite your teeth into him
She is a young lady who I am hoping will do well in the world but she was the cheap option
We can ill afford time to train somebody up
I really hope she brings in a fortune in sponsorship and ideas over the years for us though
Sounds like we need it again unfortunately but that was a different thread I believe
How many days till you next spar with our Stan then?

Oh dear Jolly, you should really change your user-name.

I was merely pointing out a few facts, which seem to contradict your negative innuendo.

No need for the insults.

Percy plunkett wrote:Harps,Cornish has pointed out that she has worked in Sales/Marketing for eight years since graduating.There is no need to train her up,Alex had merely mentioned that he helped her settle in when she first arrived.I would think that is good company policy for any new employee.

Bush wrote:Pay peanuts get monkeys. Unfortunately this culture within Newport county has to change to get any progress off the pitch.

Credit to the directors who even with full time jobs have ended up running the commercial department and even getting us sponsorship. There’s people on here sticking up for volunteers who won’t open a door to make the shop look open for business yet haven’t said a peep about our directors with full time jobs actually running the commercial department.

Bush wrote:Pay peanuts get monkeys. Unfortunately this culture within Newport county has to change to get any progress off the pitch.

Credit to the directors who even with full time jobs have ended up running the commercial department and even getting us sponsorship. There’s people on here sticking up for volunteers who won’t open a door to make the shop look open for business yet haven’t said a peep about our directors with full time jobs actually running the commercial department.

Alan G Bryant wrote:

Bush wrote:Pay peanuts get monkeys. Unfortunately this culture within Newport county has to change to get any progress off the pitch.

Credit to the directors who even with full time jobs have ended up running the commercial department and even getting us sponsorship. There’s people on here sticking up for volunteers who won’t open a door to make the shop look open for business yet haven’t said a peep about our directors with full time jobs actually running the commercial department.

And therein lies the problem , invest in the off field infrastructure that will be to the detrament of the playing squad and end up back in non league with a prompt ticketing process and a lovely shop.

Alan G Bryant wrote:

Bush wrote:Pay peanuts get monkeys. Unfortunately this culture within Newport county has to change to get any progress off the pitch.

Credit to the directors who even with full time jobs have ended up running the commercial department and even getting us sponsorship. There’s people on here sticking up for volunteers who won’t open a door to make the shop look open for business yet haven’t said a peep about our directors with full time jobs actually running the commercial department.

And therein lies the problem , invest in the off field infrastructure that will be to the detrament of the playing squad and end up back in non league with a prompt ticketing process and a lovely shop.

Skate Exile wrote:The girl has done ok in my opinion as she had very big shoes to fill, One of the directors publicly said the club didn’t have to rush to make an appointment because all the work was done before the season started.

pembsexile wrote:

Alan G Bryant wrote:

Bush wrote:Pay peanuts get monkeys. Unfortunately this culture within Newport county has to change to get any progress off the pitch.

Credit to the directors who even with full time jobs have ended up running the commercial department and even getting us sponsorship. There’s people on here sticking up for volunteers who won’t open a door to make the shop look open for business yet haven’t said a peep about our directors with full time jobs actually running the commercial department.

And therein lies the problem , invest in the off field infrastructure that will be to the detrament of the playing squad and end up back in non league with a prompt ticketing process and a lovely shop.

Hang on a minute. You are the one who came on here and equated running the finances of a football club to that of running a car. If a car has several problems that need fixing, engine, brakes, tyres etc, you get them all repaired. You don't tinker, you get them all done.

Skate Exile wrote:The girl has done ok in my opinion as she had very big shoes to fill, One of the directors publicly said the club didn’t have to rush to make an appointment because all the work was done before the season started.