Keighley are not on their own in having a chairman under fire. Take a look across the other forums and you'll find chairman taking flak when the club does not perform to fans expectations.

If you read this:
www.iod.com/MainWebSite/Resource ... n_1006.pdf
You'll see why.

"The chairmanship primary role is to ensure that the board is effective in its tasks of setting and implementing the companies direction and strategy"

He is the man at the top - to quote Harry S Truman, the buck stops here. If anything goes off target it up to the chairman, through the board of directors to put things right.

Fans have every justification for taking the chaiman to task when the club is not performing to plan, unless of course the plan is to perform like "headless chickens"

Incidentally I've nothing against Gary, I've talked to him on many occasions, but if you wear the hat, you take the flak, so to speak.

Anyway, I look forward to the team showing the fans what they can do by giving Newcastle a good game.

Keighley are not on their own in having a chairman under fire. Take a look across the other forums and you'll find chairman taking flak when the club does not perform to fans expectations.

If you read this:
www.iod.com/MainWebSite/Resource ... n_1006.pdf
You'll see why.

"The chairmanship primary role is to ensure that the board is effective in its tasks of setting and implementing the companies direction and strategy"

He is the man at the top - to quote Harry S Truman, the buck stops here. If anything goes off target it up to the chairman, through the board of directors to put things right.

Fans have every justification for taking the chaiman to task when the club is not performing to plan, unless of course the plan is to perform like "headless chickens"

Incidentally I've nothing against Gary, I've talked to him on many occasions, but if you wear the hat, you take the flak, so to speak.

Anyway, I look forward to the team showing the fans what they can do by giving Newcastle a good game.