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Posted April 25, 2018 20:35 · last edited April 26, 2018 20:13

Blew.2 wrote:

If they wanted change why did they not accept the change in the congress that would have stopped the CRWG from being requied

GOOOLLOOP fire back at Morrison:

FFA CEO David Gallop rejected Morrison's claims that FFA was holding back from implementing change in the A-League.

“Rob Morrison knows perfectly well that FFA began talking to the clubs about a new ownership and operating model for the Hyundai A-League in early 2017 – more than a year ago," Gallop said.

Obviously the model FFA wanted was not acceptable to the A-League club owners, just like the FFA congress proposal was to the stake holders

Sir, back that up a bit

Expansion disaster Feb 2017 - What changed to make it right?

The warning came as the FFA announced that they will begin detailed work with A-League and W-League clubs this week to develop a new ownership and operating model for both leagues.

FFA Chairman Steven Lowy and chief executive David Gallop met with A-League club chairmen to discuss the issue on February 14 2017 and they will all meet again on Thursday.

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Unknown editor edited April 26, 2018 20:13
Blew.2 wrote:

If they wanted change why did they not accept the change in the congress that would have stopped the CRWG from being requied

GOOOLLOOP fire back at Morrison:

FFA CEO David Gallop rejected Morrison's claims that FFA was holding back from implementing change in the A-League.

“Rob Morrison knows perfectly well that FFA began talking to the clubs about a new ownership and operating model for the Hyundai A-League in early 2017 – more than a year ago," Gallop said.

Obviously the model FFA wanted was not acceptable to the A-League club owners, just like the FFA congress proposal was to the stake holders

Sir, back that up a bit

Expansion disaster Feb 2017 - What changed to make it right?

Unknown editor edited April 26, 2018 20:12
Blew.2 wrote:

If they wanted change why did they not accept the change in the congress that would have stopped the CRWG from being requied

GOOOLLOOP fire back at Morrison:

FFA CEO David Gallop rejected Morrison's claims that FFA was holding back from implementing change in the A-League.

“Rob Morrison knows perfectly well that FFA began talking to the clubs about a new ownership and operating model for the Hyundai A-League in early 2017 – more than a year ago," Gallop said.

Obviously the model FFA wanted was not acceptable to the A-League club owners, just like the FFA congress proposal was to the stake holders

Sir, back that up a bit

Expansion disaster Feb 2018 - What changed to make it right?

Unknown editor edited April 26, 2018 19:31
Blew.2 wrote:

If they wanted change why did they not accept the change in the congress that would have stopped the CRWG from being requied

GOOOLLOOP fire back at Morrison:

FFA CEO David Gallop rejected Morrison's claims that FFA was holding back from implementing change in the A-League.

“Rob Morrison knows perfectly well that FFA began talking to the clubs about a new ownership and operating model for the Hyundai A-League in early 2017 – more than a year ago," Gallop said.

Obviously the model FFA wanted was not acceptable to the A-League club owners, just like the FFA congress proposal was to the stake holders

Sir, back that up a bit

Unknown editor edited April 25, 2018 20:40
Blew.2 wrote:

If they wanted change why did they not accept the change in the congress that would have stopped the CRWG from being requied

GOOOLLOOP fire back at Morrison:

FFA CEO David Gallop rejected Morrison's claims that FFA was holding back from implementing change in the A-League.

“Rob Morrison knows perfectly well that FFA began talking to the clubs about a new ownership and operating model for the Hyundai A-League in early 2017 – more than a year ago," Gallop said.

Obviously the model FFA wanted was not acceptable to the A-League club owners, just like the FFA congress proposal was to the stake holders

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Unknown editor edited April 25, 2018 20:36
Blew.2 wrote:

If they wanted change why did they not accept the change in the congress that would have stopped the CRWG from being requied

GOOOLLOOP fire back at Morrison:

FFA CEO David Gallop rejected Morrison's claims that FFA was holding back from implementing change in the A-League.

“Rob Morrison knows perfectly well that FFA began talking to the clubs about a new ownership and operating model for the Hyundai A-League in early 2017 – more than a year ago," Gallop said.

Obviously the model FFA wanted was not acceptable to the A-League club owners, just like the FFA congress proposal was to the stake holders

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