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(04-16-2016, 08:29 AM)Lods link Wrote:What you say Kruds regarding 1994 may actually be the case.. do you have a link to show that's what happened (Collins dobbed) or is it an educated guess?
What do you do in that position?
It's a bit of a dilemma
You go to a new job.
You know that there is information that you have that could affect your old club.
Do you keep it concealed....If it comes to light down the track and you've kept it hidden you're out the door....sacked.
or
Do you go in and say "I know of a problem we have.....How do we fix it?"
Hahaha you are dreaming if you think he was thinking of doing the best thing for someone other than himself. He is a self serving prick.
Ignorance is bliss.
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(04-16-2016, 08:56 AM)Lods link Wrote:Two points....
Did it play out as Kruddler said?
I'd like to know.
If that's the case then that's exactly what I'm suggesting...he made a very wise personal career choice.
Yep, he dobbed us in for something he oversaw, for his own benefit. That's Ian Collins.
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Tracked down this from John Elliotts book 'Big Jack: My sporting life'
"Collins, who had been CEO of Carlton up to the end of 1994, knew that in those days all sorts of payments were made outside the system - because he was making them. In 1993, Carltons salary cap figures were known only by Ian Collins.
But at the beginning of 1994, when Collins went to the AFL, the first thing he did was indentify that the Carlton Football Club had breached the salary cap by about $50,000, and fine us. I was absolutely incensed. He had given us no indication of a problem, he had finalised the numbers and nobody else knew them."
In answer to your question Lods...
"I can only surmise he wanted to demonstrate to his new employer that he was no longer looking after the Carlton Football Club."
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(04-16-2016, 09:00 AM)kruddler link Wrote:Tracked down this from John Elliotts book 'Big Jack: My sporting life'
"Collins, who had been CEO of Carlton up to the end of 1994, knew that in those days all sorts of payments were made outside the system - because he was making them. In 1993, Carltons salary cap figures were known only by Ian Collins.
But at the beginning of 1994, when Collins went to the AFL, the first thing he did was indentify that the Carlton Football Club had breached the salary cap by about $50,000, and fine us. I was absolutely incensed. He had given us no indication of a problem, he had finalised the numbers and nobody else knew them."
In answer to your question Lods...
"I can only surmise he wanted to demonstrate to his new employer that he was no longer looking after the Carlton Football Club."
And hence well and truly looking after himself and his future. Only the blind would not see the trend here.
Ignorance is bliss.
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