Post by dungeonmaster on Sept 4, 2024 16:49:04 GMT
Lesson one. The word "mutual".
Mutual (adj): 1, experienced or done by each of two more parties towards the other or others: mutual respect. (of two or more parties having the same specified relationship to the other. 2, held in common by two or more parties, 3, building society or insurance company owned by its members etc.
As in:
"We had a very difficult conversation with Paul. I think it's going to take time to sink in. It's not what either of us wanted, it was definitely a challenge and difficult. We needed an entire reset, rethink, get a new vision, get a new strategy and move forward.
He's done so much for the club during both of his spells here, and I think that's what made the discussion so difficult for me, he's such an icon here."
"Was it in complete agreement? Probably not. But I'm going to describe it as mutual as I don't want to be known as the man who sacked Paul Simpson."
"All decisions on recruitment have been mutual. Tom 2 likes playing on Football Manager and fancies himself as a bit of a recruitment expert. So we mutually agreed the signings of the likes of Harry Lewis, Harrison Neal and Georgie Kelly, I think you'll mutually agree they are world class players. We mutually agreed the problem has been the sheet music, not the orchestra. We sat down with Greg and the recruitment team and Tom 2 mutually agreed they'd been hitting their mutual performance metrics."
"I did not hear much fan reaction on Saturday, but we do have our trust bitch Matt involved in every decision. We mutually agreed he would wear a Male chastity belt as his constant masturbation in our presence was becoming a little distracting. However, following consultation with the trust chair we mutually agreed he would wear a gimp suit and suck on an eight-ball. This way we can still see him nod his head when we come to our mutual decisions."
Mutual (adj): 1, experienced or done by each of two more parties towards the other or others: mutual respect. (of two or more parties having the same specified relationship to the other. 2, held in common by two or more parties, 3, building society or insurance company owned by its members etc.
As in:
"We had a very difficult conversation with Paul. I think it's going to take time to sink in. It's not what either of us wanted, it was definitely a challenge and difficult. We needed an entire reset, rethink, get a new vision, get a new strategy and move forward.
He's done so much for the club during both of his spells here, and I think that's what made the discussion so difficult for me, he's such an icon here."
"Was it in complete agreement? Probably not. But I'm going to describe it as mutual as I don't want to be known as the man who sacked Paul Simpson."
"All decisions on recruitment have been mutual. Tom 2 likes playing on Football Manager and fancies himself as a bit of a recruitment expert. So we mutually agreed the signings of the likes of Harry Lewis, Harrison Neal and Georgie Kelly, I think you'll mutually agree they are world class players. We mutually agreed the problem has been the sheet music, not the orchestra. We sat down with Greg and the recruitment team and Tom 2 mutually agreed they'd been hitting their mutual performance metrics."
"I did not hear much fan reaction on Saturday, but we do have our trust bitch Matt involved in every decision. We mutually agreed he would wear a Male chastity belt as his constant masturbation in our presence was becoming a little distracting. However, following consultation with the trust chair we mutually agreed he would wear a gimp suit and suck on an eight-ball. This way we can still see him nod his head when we come to our mutual decisions."