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Has to be someone to click the mouse.
Depending on payroll system used, 2 people.
Depending on payroll system used, 2 people.
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That would be ironic as reported on here was that there are only 5 people in the back officeHas to be someone to click the mouse.
Depending on payroll system used, 2 people.
they announced months ago that they wouldn't be renewing their sponcershipPlayers, sponsors - let's hope it doesn't extend to coaching staff any time soon!
Ray Gatt -
"The Australian understands Primo Smallgoods, which has supported the club for the past three seasons and is its back-of-shirt sponsor, will shift allegiance to new A-League club Western Sydney.
Primo is owned by Paul Lederer, now chairman of Western Sydney. Lederer is reportedly worth $400 million and is regularly included on BRW's top 200 rich list.
Primo's sponsorship is believed to be worth about $250,000 a season to the Mariners, who have struggled to keep their head above water despite being one of the most successful clubs in the history of the A-League on the field.
The club has had to rely on selling players to help its bottom line. Last season it sold Matt Simon and Rostyn Griffiths to clubs in Asia and it could lose Tom Rogic, Matt Ryan and Bernie Ibini to European clubs in the January transfer window.
It was revealed last week that the club is due to pay $3m for the land on which the Mariners' Centre of Excellence has been built at Tuggerah. Mariners chairman Peter Turnbull, who has fought hard to keep the club going, remains confident about its viability and says the payment will be made.
Given the Mariners are leading the A-League and continue to produce great talent, it should be well placed to find another sponsor."
whatever happend 2 there last sponer socer5sI'm sure we will marshal the forces and commander a useful replacement sponsor.
you're replying to a post from months ago.they announced months ago that they wouldn't be renewing their sponcership
too bloody many of them to pull up all of them.
have to say, i wouldn't hire anybody who spelled like that to do anything.
What is this, a f**kn english test or a ccm fan forumDoes writing, include the capitalising of appropriate letters?
light banter sydmariner don't stressWhat is this, a f**kn english test or a ccm fan forum
What is this, a f**kn english test or a ccm fan forum
true. just a bit of constructive criticism ... it makes it really hard for other people to read. if it is hard to read, people get frustrated which may cause a reaction
given a choice between a person who can read, write and spell, and one who can't, i'm choosing the literate one every time. even to sweep floors.
Give it time. It becomes endearing.
i've never meet an engineer that could spell.
think of that, next time you drive through a tunnel, over a bridge ,
or go for a plane ride . that's why we invented spell checkers
What is this, a f**kn english test or a ccm fan forum