PIF and RB Sports & Media

[JigsawGoesToPieces]

10 hours ago, LFEE said:

And we went on to win a trophy and qualify for the UCL. Eales presence in the transition period has hardly had a detrimental effect. 
 

The club hired two people at least off top of my head to grease the wheels of the stadium project and guessing training ground.

 

Would imagine when Eales leaves (next month?) someone will be in place.

 

Not a problem then but its about to be a big problem as we will soon have no CEO or Sporting Director.

 

We are 9 days shy of it being 9 months since he announced he was stepping down, im sure he could do without the stress with his health issues and it it wont help our future planning when the CEO and Sporting Director have a foot out the door.

 

All we can hope is that have already appointed and they are working their notice otherwise someone working at that level would probably need to give 4-6 months notice or someone like Brad Miller becomes Interim CEO

[The Prophet]

Eales will most likely stay in post until we appoint a new CEO. He'll leave once he's completed his hand over.

[PauloGeordio]

8 hours ago, The Prophet said:

Eales will most likely stay in post until we appoint a new CEO. He'll leave once he's completed his hand over.

That’s what he said he’d do all along (health permitting).

[Menace]

Eales and Mitchell were shit hires

[SUPERTOON]

9 hours ago, The Prophet said:

Eales will most likely stay in post until we appoint a new CEO. He'll leave once he's completed his hand over.

Staying forever then.

[TRon]

14 hours ago, The College Dropout said:

You think the money and close proximity is happenstance? It’s clear as day. 

 

I’m not concerned. I said PIF’s primary football focus is not Newcastle United.  It is their own league and the World Cup. So their funding FIFAs vanity projects and funding their own league with big names - even if they are from our rivals. 
 

PIF has the power to corrupt UEFA and circumvent rules. But they don’t want too. Thats fine. If a European football club was so crucial to their football efforts I think they just do the deal to buy Spurs.  

 

Not sure about that like. UEFA has the most powerful clubs in the world in it's portfolio. PIF couldn't even buy their way into the PL unhindered, let alone the rest of the big hitters in Europe.