The Most Unproffesional Professional.... - Page 5

Shurm · 07-04-2005, 19:29

No problem mate hows tomorrow sound

and Smiffy you are an arse

but you can be our nanny hehehehe

lindsay ormerod · 07-04-2005, 20:55

Back to the original topic;there is NOTHING professional about giving your players a public dressing down when it can wait till half time.I am a manager too;in an entirely different field guaranteed,but the ethics are the same...lead by example;I would never reprimand my staff in front of customers;it's humiliating,bad for the image of the store/team and serves no purpose.How can 1 player be castigated for a heated outburst when we hear it EVERY week from the dugout!!!!

Anony mouse · 07-04-2005, 21:00

what if one of your staff told you to f***king get lost infront of everyone?

no reprimand...............your having a laugh

Doug · 07-04-2005, 21:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anony mouse

what if one of your staff told you to f***king get lost infront of everyone? no reprimand...............your having a laugh

Is this a personal vandetta or are you just a stalker?

Adam Cottier · 07-04-2005, 21:36

interesting thread this

lindsay ormerod · 07-04-2005, 21:52

Happy Birthday by the way Mouse;happened to notice you are 17 today!!! Well done! It's a miracle you have made it thus far.If you had any idea about management skills, or indeed,life in general ,you would know that getting the best out of people is a skill that is learned.I have spent 18 long years in retail learning how to get the best out of people.You can encourage,pamper,train,flatter,educate,influence and lead by example. It's all individual to the person in question....but I do know that slagging people off in front of an audience NEVER works!

Please come back and spread more of your wisdom when you have actually had some life experience.

Cafu01 · 07-04-2005, 21:59

Im pretty sure Anony Mouse is not who it says on the profile

Sorry if im wrong Anony, but i think i know who you are

big al · 07-04-2005, 22:05

The tone of this debate seems to bring to ming an old scousers words: " Football isn't a matter of life or death, it's much more important than that!" (W. Shankley)
Unfortunately us managers are just as prone to getting things wrong sometimes as are the workers under us. Just that some managers can take longer to realise this fact! Maybe journalists, trainee or otherwise & fans can make mistakes too but that is the passion we call football (or for you American bretheren - soccer)
Main thing is we can all learn- lets put as much passion behind the team on Saturday & inspire them to do Stevenage-ITS BARBEQUE TIME, TURN UP THE HEAT!

KIPAX · 07-04-2005, 22:06

I deffo know who he is and he aint 17

Cafu01 · 07-04-2005, 22:10

Me and kipax the detectives

Shurm · 07-04-2005, 22:14

Well who ever it is there an arse hehehehe

KIPAX · 07-04-2005, 22:19

I knew I shouldnt have told Shurm.... gobby arse that he is

Cafu01 · 07-04-2005, 22:22

There is some good songs on radio lancashire at the minute, anyone listening??

lindsay ormerod · 07-04-2005, 22:23

Aren't there rules about posting under 2 identities? Surely we can have this idiot booted of the forum for good!!Obviously a good journalistic nose would have sniffed this one out;but "you pay peanuts;you get monkeys"

Shurm · 07-04-2005, 22:24

ive been calling everyone arse what do u mean mate ???