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re: Does CEO really have a 12 million buyout?
Posted on 9/18/17 at 9:55 pm to blueboy
Posted on 9/18/17 at 9:55 pm to blueboy
Use your brains guys.
Alleva realized he and O were attached at the hip. It only benefitted Alleva's job security to keep O around as long as possible to give him a long term chance of succeeding.
As soon as O is out so is Alleva.
The real head scratcher is why Alexander (probably greased in one way or another) and the BOS (poor leadership) approved this ridiculous buyout.
Mind numbingly stupid.
Alleva realized he and O were attached at the hip. It only benefitted Alleva's job security to keep O around as long as possible to give him a long term chance of succeeding.
As soon as O is out so is Alleva.
The real head scratcher is why Alexander (probably greased in one way or another) and the BOS (poor leadership) approved this ridiculous buyout.
Mind numbingly stupid.
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Posted on 9/18/17 at 11:11 pm to SoloTiger
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Alleva realized he and O were attached at the hip. It only benefitted Alleva's job security to keep O around as long as possible to give him a long term chance of succeeding.
This is a good point. But then, why did Alleva hire O in the first place if he had so little faith? Most ADs would hire a coach they have confidence in, but still retain the ability to fire him.
Does this mean maybe Alleva didn't actually want O but was pressured into the hire?
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