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[Albion] Paul Barber extends contract with Albion?
- Thread starter DarrenFreemansPerm
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- Oct 21, 2016
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This was made public about 2 weeks ago by PB when he was talking to Harty
Deja vu? The Argus say PB's contract's been extended.
https://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/20171077.brighton-chief-executive-paul-barber-signs-new-contract/
"Albion chief executive Paul Barber has signed a new long-term contract with the club.
Chairman Tony Bloom agreed the new deal as Barber moved into his second decade in the role.
It will make him the third longest-serving executive in a such a role within the Premier League.
Susan Whelan has been in similar position at Leicester City since 2010.
Daniel Levy at Tottenham is way out in front in terms of longevity having been at the helm since 2001.
But his role is slightly different as executive chairman rather than CEO".
[Then a typical Argusy childish comment beneath
].
https://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/20171077.brighton-chief-executive-paul-barber-signs-new-contract/
"Albion chief executive Paul Barber has signed a new long-term contract with the club.
Chairman Tony Bloom agreed the new deal as Barber moved into his second decade in the role.
It will make him the third longest-serving executive in a such a role within the Premier League.
Susan Whelan has been in similar position at Leicester City since 2010.
Daniel Levy at Tottenham is way out in front in terms of longevity having been at the helm since 2001.
But his role is slightly different as executive chairman rather than CEO".
[Then a typical Argusy childish comment beneath
].
Deja vu? The Argus say PB's contract's been extended.
https://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/20171077.brighton-chief-executive-paul-barber-signs-new-contract/
"Albion chief executive Paul Barber has signed a new long-term contract with the club.
Chairman Tony Bloom agreed the new deal as Barber moved into his second decade in the role.
It will make him the third longest-serving executive in a such a role within the Premier League.
Susan Whelan has been in similar position at Leicester City since 2010.
Daniel Levy at Tottenham is way out in front in terms of longevity having been at the helm since 2001.
But his role is slightly different as executive chairman rather than CEO".
[Then a typical Argusy childish comment beneath
IMO he's not deserved it - the weather has been pretty bad the last few days.
Deja vu? The Argus say PB's contract's been extended.
https://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/20171077.brighton-chief-executive-paul-barber-signs-new-contract/
"Albion chief executive Paul Barber has signed a new long-term contract with the club.
Chairman Tony Bloom agreed the new deal as Barber moved into his second decade in the role.
It will make him the third longest-serving executive in a such a role within the Premier League.
Susan Whelan has been in similar position at Leicester City since 2010.
Daniel Levy at Tottenham is way out in front in terms of longevity having been at the helm since 2001.
But his role is slightly different as executive chairman rather than CEO".
[Then a typical Argusy childish comment beneath
Good news.
He’s made some mistakes, but by far he’s run the club very well.
One of TB’s best signings.
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Dangerous Idiot
On talk shite at midday
At 12:07 after checkatrade?
I'm working until 7 but I'll tune in then to catch the end.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
He is on Talksport right now
YouTube an easy way to watch/listen...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJq5FemJxcU&ab_channel=talkSPORT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJq5FemJxcU&ab_channel=talkSPORT
Fkn hell ..... it's cnt Sinclair and Jordan doing all the talking.
schmunk
"Members"
Ooh - Barbs has just revealed that we've signed a new, as yet unannounced, Deputy Technical Director to cover some of the Dan Ashworth skills that David Weir doesn't currently hold.
Oatway.
They all avoid the former, with a sexual deviant slur.
He led with Pervis then plucked up the courage to go for the surname, which he stuttered over at first before going for Estupinino
I'm not sure Charlie's very particular set of skills are quite suited to the role
Setting out the cones and away team loos janitor.
I do like Jordan, but this is Barber's hour. Very insightful, let him speak.