In reply to faada
I'm not answering idiotic questions. Who had more power/authority than Bennett King?
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I'm not answering idiotic questions. Who had more power/authority than Bennett King?
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HEADLINE: Bennett King quits
HEADLINE: Bennett King quits
Mon, Apr 23, '07 at 3:27 PM
In reply to faada
Leh me jump in heh , as you say I don't say nothing . I want to know exactly what you mean by authority over the players. Look, If they are atheletes and we assume they are, they are familiar with a coaches role in the entire setup. Hence, I see no reason for him to be given authority. He is charged with doing a job and ensures he fulfills his part. anyone or anything that steps in the way is removed. SWe West Indians talk too much and never do anything.
Leh me jump in heh , as you say I don't say nothing . I want to know exactly what you mean by authority over the players. Look, If they are atheletes and we assume they are, they are familiar with a coaches role in the entire setup. Hence, I see no reason for him to be given authority. He is charged with doing a job and ensures he fulfills his part. anyone or anything that steps in the way is removed. SWe West Indians talk too much and never do anything.
Mon, Apr 23, '07 at 3:30 PM
In reply to Patrickcity
so what if he sets up a training session and nobody shows up, who is accountable?
so what if he sets up a training session and nobody shows up, who is accountable?
Mon, Apr 23, '07 at 3:31 PM
In reply to Admin
u too easy, doesn't take long for you to start attacking the messenger does it? :roll:
see you next time.
u too easy, doesn't take long for you to start attacking the messenger does it? :roll:
see you next time.
Mon, Apr 23, '07 at 3:34 PM
In reply to Patrickcity
meaning all the players? or the coach and the players?
meaning all the players? or the coach and the players?
Mon, Apr 23, '07 at 3:35 PM
In reply to faada
The players, :twisted:, As I said the coach would have fulfilled his part of the bargain
The players, :twisted:, As I said the coach would have fulfilled his part of the bargain
Mon, Apr 23, '07 at 5:00 PM
Is this BK's way of saying that he will only coach if Lara is playing?
Hmmmmmmmmm!
I can't be that he is upset cuz KG quit.
Hmmmmmmmmm!
I can't be that he is upset cuz KG quit.
Mon, Apr 23, '07 at 5:05 PM
In reply to Admin
Man ease up off our Faada nuh. He didnot know BK had full powers
Man ease up off our Faada nuh. He didnot know BK had full powers
Mon, Apr 23, '07 at 6:44 PM
Burger King should have had the courage and the gonads to speak out, even subtly. He never put real and public pressure on the board to make the changes that needed to be made, to enforce Cavanagh's fitness regime, to see to it that a plan for an academy was in place, to make sure there was a fitness plan that included trainers at territorial level, to implement a plan for CWC. He never exemplified those attributes that we were told were his forte, developing young talent, raising fitness levels etc. That his inability to do so may not have been his fault is a given, but the fact that he never made a fuss about it speaks to his character, insecurity and immaturity. A strogner coach would have called for a better environment.