TBF apaprt from the wireless there was little other form of communication then.

And when Peter Gabriel left Genesis in 1975, the band advertised in MM and NME for a new lead singer, describing themselves as "...a Genesis-type band".

Myabe the Bulls should instead have advertised the vacancy as being at "...a Bulls-type club..."?

Rugby League job advertised in rugby league paper shocker. Joshua wept.

Indeed.

Now here is some food for thought for those who are indeed shocked at the advert being placed:

Let us imagine the not-uncommon scenario where your target or targets is or are already gainfully employed by another club or clubs? What are you going to do - approach them and try and poach them? Induce them to breach their contract, even? Bulls, of all clubs should know where that can get you.

Now if, however, you placed a nice bland ad in the trade press, and your target just happened to read it and just happened to approach YOU - and that IS what really happened cos both parties will say it was, and they are all totally honest people so it must be right - then you are in the clear. You'll not have some lost-his-rag chief exec. telling the world you "cohersed" his man away, or anything like that.

Been there, done that, got the tee-shirt saying "we put food in a starving lawyer's babies' mouths" in precisely this scenario.

Anyone any good at translating? If so, rlthisrl may or may not be a contribution to the debate?

Jason Taylor.

Guess? Opinion? Or have you heard something down there?

Would be a pretty powerful appointment. Is he working since his little local difficulty (or stitch-up?) with Souths?

Edit: see he has a role with the Roosters at present, but not at top level.

Must be the only place there are job adverts ATM. I've just been on the bog with this week's Property Week & could normally kill a good 5 minutes looking at the vacancies, now it would be lucky to last a trump.

One takes it that your boss does not read this forum...?

As for job ads for what I do...I'd have to to sit there browsing the web on my Blackberry,and hope it did not slip out of my fingers and drop down somewhere fatal...

I take it a blackberry is a mobile email & smart phone device, not something else...?

I think that only applies to publicly funded businesses, though many companies will have policies that say they will advertise. All these policies, whether public or private, are circumvented when the need arises. The figure of 95% stated is way over the mark in my experience, maybe 10-20%.

Some interesting info in this article (which annoyingly is not in the actual paper, just online. Tut!) www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2010/ma ... eds-rhinos

Some interesting info in this article (which annoyingly is not in the actual paper, just online. Tut!) www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2010/ma ... eds-rhinos