Rob heys

maccawozzagod said:
I can't wait til he has to sack himself, we can then go out and pay £50k+ for a proper CEO, one who doesn't know the club, give a $h!t about the club, spend money the club hasn't got then bail out and take a pay-off as soon as the going gets tough. Can't wait.
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Can't disagree enough, I care about the club doesn't make me a good CEO.

Surely a decent CEO will be worth his/her weight in gold.

We need somebody half decent to pull the tinpot shambles which we are off the pitch, to the level we display on the pitch.
 
Here's hoping there's no truth in the allegations,I saw Rob mid morning and he didn't look like he had a care in the world.There's nothing on the club website,I would of thought the clubs supporters deserved some kind of explanation and statement fron the clubs press office.
 
Chubbyman said:
Here's hoping there's no truth in the allegations,I saw Rob mid morning and he didn't look like he had a care in the world.There's nothing on the club website,I would of thought the clubs supporters deserved some kind of explanation and statement fron the clubs press office.
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I expect this is everyone's hope !, for sure the last thing that the Club needs at this pivotal moment in it's existence is the sort of condemnation and alienation which allegations, let alone confirmation of such
behaviour carries along with it !.
The PFA seem quite happy to headline the details :-

Heys charged with betting offences

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Accrington Stanley's managing director Robert Heys has been charged with a number of betting offences by the Football Association.
The FA's rules prohibit players or officials betting on any matches in competitions with which their club is involved.
Heys, who has been at the Sky Bet League Two club for more than 10 years, has been charged with alleged breaches of FA rules in relation to a number of betting offences and has until August 9 to respond to the charges.
 
It don't really matter how they find out, What matters is after the last fiasco is another betting thing comes out, I find that sodding amazing.:(
 
Just bear in mind though even though cav was found guilty.I dont see him in the same boat as mangy and rocky etc.. It may just be an innocent mistake.
 
Surely there is no way back???

He isnt my best mate as a few on here know but I havent said anything damning for a long time.

In this case, surely its the end ?
 
Where to start with this one?

Rather than idly speculate about what has or hasn't happened, due process will be followed and the truth will out, so think we should let that happen. As I understand it, Rob has the right to respond to the charges by 9th August, so we'll see. However......

The real issue here for me is leadership. Leadership involves good judgement, so given our recent history with this type of thing, it's bordering on unforgivable for the CEO to put himself in a position where he's charged with these allegations, and ignorance of the fine detail of FA rules in this area is no defence as understanding FA rules is a fundamental part of his job.

Leadership also involves taking control, getting on the front foot and setting the tone. The story is on the FA website, on the BBC, on Sky the LET etc, with nothing at all on the club's website in terms of a statement. Checked the Stoke website as Cameron Jerome also charged today and there's a statement on there. If you don't say anything in situations like this, you create a gap and people will make up what they think should be in the gap. Not issuing a prompt statement lets others people take control and set the tone. Not good leadership.

I truly believe in innocent until proven guilty, but the accusation in this case for me is the last straw for Rob as CEO. The incidents over the years have been too frequent. He's a lovely bloke, however in my opinion out of his depth as CEO. He's a follower not a leader.

I'm not suggesting being CEO of Accrington Stanley is easy and I don't doubt that Rob genuinely has the good of the club at heart, but sometimes it's not enough and maybe, just maybe Rob and tinpot are too closely linked for another forward step.
 
Id be interested to know how they find out these things anyway, ( Quote: Sausage Butty ).

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This subject is now dead to me, until whatever is to be!! Some big games coming up, don't need any distractions.;)
 
at least he has had his heart and soul in the club not like the lot we have been having at rangers . lets wait till the facts come out.
 
ukcowboy said:
And some of us appear to revel in someones apparent downfall........

Whatever happened to presumtion of innocence?

I get the impression Dav007 that you are somewhat rather enjoying this........sad, very sad.
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That's a horrible thing to say.

I asked some legit questions as to why Rob Heys is untouchable in so many of this forum users eyes, and made a point about the previous betting scandal.
I also asked why they club where letting the other media outlets run with the story instead of putting out a response.

Nice to see they have put out a response.

And what a great way to prepare for a big cup match, but then again ,it will all be Ian Dunbavins fault, or John Colemans fault, or Sean McConvilles fault, etc.


Sorry for looking a little deeper.
 
yonmon said:
Id be interested to know how they find out these things anyway, ( Quote: Sausage Butty ).

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If you follow Rob on twitter you would know he likes the odd bet, and doesn't mind telling everybody about it
 
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