bulldogmariner
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Lyall Gorman to leave Mariners and work with FFA as head of A-League.
Well Done Lyall and all the best for the future.
Well Done Lyall and all the best for the future.
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Gorman to leave Mariners
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goingtoadisco
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Who gets his job at the Mariners then ??
marinermick
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SYDNEY
24 May 2010
Lyall Gorman has been appointed Head of the Hyundai A-League, Football Federation Australia announced today.
Gorman will step down from his post of Executive Chairman of Hyundai A-league club the Central Coast Mariners and take up the position soon.
Lyall brings a wealth of experience to the position and in depth knowledge of football and sports management operations, Buckley said.
He will be a valuable support to me as we continue the Hyundai A-League expansion program and plan for a fantastic sixth season of our national competition.
Having been involved in the Hyundai A-League from the beginning, Lyall understands what it is like to manage a club at the coal face.
Gorman has more than 30 years of experience in senior management, project management and administration in both the Public and Private sectors and was formerly the head of a major sporting academy.
In November 2004 he took up the position of founding CEO and later Executive Chairman of the Central Coast Mariners, one of the eight founding clubs in the Hyundai A-League.
There is a real opportunity to add value to the sum of the parts of the Hyundai A-League and I look forward to working with all clubs, Gorman said.
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24 May 2010
Lyall Gorman has been appointed Head of the Hyundai A-League, Football Federation Australia announced today.
Gorman will step down from his post of Executive Chairman of Hyundai A-league club the Central Coast Mariners and take up the position soon.
Lyall brings a wealth of experience to the position and in depth knowledge of football and sports management operations, Buckley said.
He will be a valuable support to me as we continue the Hyundai A-League expansion program and plan for a fantastic sixth season of our national competition.
Having been involved in the Hyundai A-League from the beginning, Lyall understands what it is like to manage a club at the coal face.
Gorman has more than 30 years of experience in senior management, project management and administration in both the Public and Private sectors and was formerly the head of a major sporting academy.
In November 2004 he took up the position of founding CEO and later Executive Chairman of the Central Coast Mariners, one of the eight founding clubs in the Hyundai A-League.
There is a real opportunity to add value to the sum of the parts of the Hyundai A-League and I look forward to working with all clubs, Gorman said.
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goingtoadisco
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It just came up on facebook..
elevated position
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This will be interesting
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jiggles
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Lawrie to take over the mariners *fingers crossed*
midfielder
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Lyall will be a hard man to replace ... IMO he will do a great job... sad day for the Mariners good day for the A-League... I think more than anything else Lyall will bring methods of how to connect to the community and build deep roots into the football family...
FFC Mariner
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The guy has been rewarded for almost killing himself to set the club up from scratch on v little money and in an NRLOL heartland. Its a fitting reward for what he did here
He will be a big help to the newer clubs and the basket cases.
Hopefully he will go after Con in a big way and keep the scum hate alive.
Assume he will need to divest himself of any stake in CCM to avoid potential conflicts of interest.
His resume is v impressive and if I was BB, I would sleep with 1 eye open ;-)
He will be a big help to the newer clubs and the basket cases.
Hopefully he will go after Con in a big way and keep the scum hate alive.
Assume he will need to divest himself of any stake in CCM to avoid potential conflicts of interest.
His resume is v impressive and if I was BB, I would sleep with 1 eye open ;-)
FFC Mariner
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I wouldnt expect any favours Kareem. He is a pro and will do whats best for the HAL in general.
Sadly, that means v strong presence in Syd and Melb
Sadly, that means v strong presence in Syd and Melb
Arabmariner
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Getting out before it all goes belly up possibly.
Arabmariner
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adz said:Arabmariner said:
.... Serious14.... that you?
No.
But I did go out on the bevvy with him recently........maybe been influenced by him
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