Is Bausor holding us back ?

[Colin Warnek]

I'm not sure what you are trying to say or prove

Was Bauser not hired from Dickinson Dees of Newcastle. They are the North East's premier lawyers. He may even have been the guy who handled the contracts previously when at Dicky Dees. I'd assumed therefore he was a lawyer and a dotter of "i's" and a crosser of "ts". You have to get contracts right Lawyers may be nice guys but when in Lawyer mode they have to be precisely that "lawyers"

For a Chief Exec role you have to add the financial wizardry that keeps us out of the Bankrubptcy courts and on the right side of FFP, look after the internal staff roles and renumeration and make sure they are all doing their jobs.

He's a pretty busy guy but the stuff he deals with is not all flash and excitement. He in many ways he is the guy that makes it work as a club and as a business.

I'm sure someone is going to point out that Gibson appears to have some of those roles and some of them he will but you can rest assured that he gets on well with Bauser and delegates the basics to him and it seems to be working.

Now Womble Bond Dickinson following UK/US merger.

 

[Warwickboro]

surely that period of disruption comes from the summer of 'smashing the league' and the terrible appointment of Monk. None of that would have been Bauser's decisions. He won't have given Monk the job, and he won't have sanctioned that budget.

We can also go back earlier when Gibson was more hands on and say that the sacking of Southgate to replace with Strachan and a splurge of cash on second rate scottish players was a precursor which was followed by a 'period of disruption'. Again that was Gibsons strategy.

This isn't slating Gibson by the way, I don't blame him for opening the purse strings to try and gain promotion, but when it isn't done in the right way supported by good scouting and accompanied by a poor manager it can have dire consequences lasting several years.

Is pointing a the finger at Bausor any more than pin sticking?

We must blame someone.
Bausor is someone.
Therefore we must blame him.

This kind of thinking will not see the club improve.

Its not a big deal is it, he's a ceo at a football club, I think we've turned the corner anyway, but for a while there was something off at the club, it may have been him, it may have been the tea lady, who knows lol.

 

[indeedido]

Gibson makes EVERY significant decision.
Bausor implements.
He appears to have trained on significantly from the arrogant pr*ck who dealt with Graham Fordy quite petulantly when he first arrived.
If you can't train on after the time he's had in role, you would be pretty clueless.

The club has certainly improved dramatically in its decision making, operations and communication in the last 2-3 years. Bausor has to be credited with that.
Personally I would trust him as far as I could throw him after how he treated Graham.

 

[TallaghtBoro]

Time will tell . See what occurs over the summer months toys will be thrown out of prams I am sure.

 

[asredastheycome]

Gill’s job was Head of Senior Recruitment, that job title alone should say what his job entailed. I’m personally delighted we now have Scott and not what feels like a job for the boys appointment.

Bausor and Lamb are/were Chief Executives.

Agreed but every bad signing was labelled a Gill(and recruitment team) signing while every good one won praise for the manager. You just never know how much input the recruitment team had especially under Warnock.