Effecting Change at NZF
Flushed is a better term , dont you think ....
Roto-rooted.
"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...
I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...
Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...
Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."
Flushed is a better term , dont you think ....
They aren't all coming out in one big go so I think leaching suits better then flushing.
Supporter world's best and worst football teams: Waikato/WaiBop, Kingz, Knights, Phoenix, The Argyle, The Whites & the All Whites
The RotoRooter however sounds most effective ...
So which leafs do we know for sure have dropped off NZF staff lately?
Kotahitanga. We are one.
My guess is Mark Aspden will stand in as Chair until the next Congress.
Moran elected interim NZ Football ChairFriday 21 February, 2014
For immediate release
Bill Moran was elected as interim chair of the New Zealand Football board on Thursday, holding the position until the national body’s 2014 Annual Congress in May.
Moran steps into the role after the decision by former chair, Frank van Hattum, to stand down in January. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, Moran has served New Zealand Football as deputy chair of the organisation since May 2008.
A new chair will be elected after the 2014 Annual Congress as Moran also holds the position of chair of the Local Organising Committee for the FIFA U-20 World Cup to be held in New Zealand in 2015.
My guess would be Bill Moran, unless he knocks it back because of work commitments.
My guess would be Bill Moran, unless he knocks it back because of work commitments.
Termy > Smithy

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Status and terms confirmed by Jamie Scott on Twitter.
The current board of New Zealand Football is:
Paula Kearns (Appointed to 2014)
Dougal McGowan (Elected to 2014)
Bill Moran (Appointed to 2015)Frank van Hattum (Elected to 2015, resigned 2014)
Martin Fenwick (Appointed to 2016)
Mark Aspden (Appointed to 2017)
Paul Cochrane (Elected to 2017)
Shelley McMeeken (co-opted)
Mike Anderson (co-opted)
So McGowan and van Hattum's elected spots are up for grabs this time. Anyone can be nominated but nominations need to be ratified by a Federation and then the Federations will vote at Congress.
Paula Kearn's appointed position will also be advertised.
Plenty of scope for change there with potentially three new people getting on the Board. If you don't know who your federation might be nominating you should ask them. If you want to make a nomination you better get on to it.
What the fuck is this all about?
NZF Annual Congress shifts to September
Deferring your Congress because your rules aren't up-to-date doesn't sound too organised. I guess it'll get put down to the transition between CEs.
Frank van Hattum just scored himself an extra six months on the Board unless he goes in May anyway and just leaves his spot vacant.
That could be a harsh assessment there Term.
Considering they have been rudderless for a CEO for about 3-4 months, we have no idea when FIFA put out these new mandates. They could have only been issued in January for all we know.
I get what you are saying but there is a lack of detail with which we can lob grenades.
Grumpy old bastard alert
World Cup campaign review completed
New Zealand Football CEO Andy Martin has now received the independent review of the All Whites 2014 World Cup campaign prepared by Stephen Cottrell of Cottsport.
New Zealand Football CEO Andy Martin has now received the independent review of the All Whites 2014 World Cup campaign prepared by Stephen Cottrell of Cottsport following extensive research and confidential contributions from many stakeholders including players, team management, members of the Professional Footballers Association, Sport NZ, NZ Football Management and Board Members.
As well as acknowledging the known challenges facing NZ Football in assembling its best players on a regular basis to play quality opposition, the report identifies a shared positive outlook and a clear way forward for the All Whites as they seek to qualify for the 2018 World Cup Finals in Russia. In particular, it highlights the need for clear planning, focus and communications across all key stakeholder groups.
Bill Moran, interim-Chairman of NZF said: “The board welcomes the independent report and has endorsed its key recommendations as a base for moving forward towards Russia 2018, and beyond. We agree that we need to give the All Whites and Football Ferns the best possible chance of success on the world stage. We have made considerable progress with the development and performance of the Football Ferns over the last four years, but the performance of the All Whites has been disappointing. As the governors of football in New Zealand, we are ultimately accountable for both the good and bad high performance outcomes over the last four years. In terms of the All Whites, we take full responsibility for those things that were in our control, that could have been done better – and will be done better over the next four years.”
Martin said: "this independent view on how we approach the next World Cup campaign will provide clear direction as we look to set our plans for the next four years commencing with the recruitment of a new Head Coach. I am pleased to confirm that many of the review's recommendations are already being implemented and those that are new will be considered and actioned as appropriate."
So the endorsed finding is: "Hey, guys, we really need to get our shit together."
That was worth waiting for then.
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
So the endorsed finding is: "Hey, guys, we really need to get our shit together."
That was worth waiting for then.
At least they agree with the finding.
I can see why the report isn't release (so those being interviewed can speak frankly), but giving some outline of the recommendations that the being action would be pretty helpful.
They should release an Executive Summary so that Executives like us can read it.
Auckland will rise once more
There are some good reasons for it not to be public. Given the report asked for views from relevant parties, if it was to be released public, people might not be free and frank than if it remained public. Anonymity can yield better feedback.
But again, a slimmed down summary of the recommendations would help with transperancy.
It's pretty crazy that there is this level of secrecy in a membership organisation - what about some accountability to the stakeholders who fund NZF (the players)? You don't need to release the report but you really do need to release something saying what you will be doing differently in future as a result of the report
Edit: Gourdie going off on one on twitter about this describing it as a whitewash and let's be honest, it is. Clearly some pretty serious mistakes were made and to a certain extent I feel sorry (slightly) for Ricki who is the fall guy while the board get off scot free and remain completely unaccountable
Normo's coming home
Auckland will rise once more
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