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Seriously though . It appears to be a great appointment . It can't be a bad thing that she has learned some of her trade at such a big sports club before joining you .

More importantly see knew when to bail out.

What...she's left after just 24 hours ??????????????????

I think he means from Man Utd - her previous job.

... sarcastic wit obviously not reached your side of the Common yet !!!!!!!!!!!

Cleaned up. Let's keep this one on topic. I was going to let the one comment go but once we discuss it, it detracts from the person and their new job so lets carry on from this point.

I do wonder how her experience at Man Utd will help her at Trinity. Clearly a good learning centre but the businesses are so far at the opposite ends of the spectrum she could really bring us in to the 21st century or could find it so difficult without the infrastructure and money that she doesn't achieve what she wants to do.

Time will tell. I'd be interested to see what she thinks at season end and what her plans are for next season.

Having worked in a sports background previously will help to some degree i'd guess but i imagine that is where the similarities end!

Re CV, Job descriptions ars so exotic these days, she could quite easily have been a shelf stacker at one of MU stores.
Now obviously I'm not suggesting she was, but does anyone know the duties of "Commercial Manager" at Trinity ?

Martin Hopkins

The duties would be a lot more than most would think.

Didn't MC say they had a small office staff? In small organisations they probs would do more other things as well as their own job. Man utd probs had a person per task.