Susan Whelan

[MattFox]

Same Whelan that was behind the Wembley Coaches, the euro away ticket farce and much of the King Power propaganda in the ground?

 

Big cheerleader for the pay per view Covid games too 

[VLC86]

3 minutes ago, CL Fox said:

She wasn't in the room. She got cut out.

And she just sat there outside of the room for how long, letting it all happen and counting her £££s? Not having it.

[Pliskin]

1 hour ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

She knew what was coming.

She’s just as responsible.

[VLC86]

6 minutes ago, Raj said:

 

Enough said.

Oh cool, Pearson liked her. Absolutely fine that she took a few million rather than putting the club/her morals above it.

[CL Fox]

1 minute ago, VLC86 said:

And she just sat there outside of the room for how long, letting it all happen and counting her £££s? Not having it.

Loyalty to king power

Trying to actually fix it

Loyalty to her staff

 

Bit simplistic to say cash, she's not short of it.

[CL Fox]

Well its definitely got better since her and Rodgers left so we should definitely blame them.

[Pliskin]

12 minutes ago, Raj said:

No disrespect  but you sint got a clue.

We wouldn't be in this mess if she was at the helm instead of Top/ Rudkin.

 

Why do you think she ran Vichais businesses and NOT baby boy?

She walked before she was pushed. And I do know this because I know someone who worked closely with her. She was going to be removed and replaced, so she left before this happened. 
 

Don’t act like she’s not responsible as well, she was part of the same boardroom that oversaw the decline. 

Edited 11 April by Pliskin

[VLC86]

Just now, CL Fox said:

Loyalty to king power

Trying to actually fix it

Loyalty to her staff

 

Bit simplistic to say cash, she's not short of it.

You can’t say she was shut out and then say she was trying to fix it.

[Paninistickers]

3 minutes ago, VLC86 said:

And she just sat there outside of the room for how long, letting it all happen and counting her £££s? Not having it.

And as CEO signed off on the lot.

 

What kind of CEO does that?

[CL Fox]

Just now, VLC86 said:

You can’t say she was shut out and then say she was trying to fix it.

I can.... you can be cut out of decisions whilst also trying to reason with someone. Hard though when you're told to continually go through his secretary who ignores you but you'd live in hope of trying to fix it - particularly given youve been with the organisation over 16 years.

[Raj]

4 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

She walked before she was pushed. And I do know this because I know someone who worked closely with her. She was going to be removed and replaced, so she left before this happened. 
 

Don’t act like she’s not responsible as well, she was part of the same boardroom that oversaw the decline. 

CL Fox gets it👍🏾

[VLC86]

2 minutes ago, CL Fox said:

I can.... you can be cut out of decisions whilst also trying to reason with someone. Hard though when you're told to continually go through his secretary who ignores you but you'd live in hope of trying to fix it - particularly given youve been with the organisation over 16 years.

I’m sorry, but if im the CEO of a company that is very clearly and obviously going to shit and I can’t speak to the owner, after a short period of time I’m walking.

 

I’m not going to sit there quietly while the business I’ve worked for for 16 years allows a subsidiary of it to underperform and haemorrhage money.

[Paninistickers]

3 minutes ago, CL Fox said:

I can.... you can be cut out of decisions whilst also trying to reason with someone. Hard though when you're told to continually go through his secretary who ignores you but you'd live in hope of trying to fix it - particularly given youve been with the organisation over 16 years.

Any normal  CEO who isn't allowed to run the business as they see fit resigns..

 

She ran the club in to the ground. The cuddly, affectionate half sloshed character Pearson so liked i don't doubt. No fckn CEO worth its name  runs a business with staff wage bill at 118% and bulldozing through every single league finance rule since 2013. 

 

And she despised the supporters.. Dripping hatred for us. 

 

 

[westernpark]

19 minutes ago, MattFox said:

Same Whelan that was behind the Wembley Coaches, the euro away ticket farce and much of the King Power propaganda in the ground?

 

Big cheerleader for the pay per view Covid games too 

Whelan was the only representative of any club at the time to vote against pay per view games.

[CL Fox]

I think Vardy is to blame. He oustayed his welcome and was paid too much.

[VLC86]

Just now, CL Fox said:

I think Vardy is to blame. He oustayed his welcome and was paid too much.

Would you say he performed in his role or not?

[CL Fox]

10 minutes ago, Paninistickers said:

Any normal  CEO who isn't allowed to run the business as they see fit resigns..

 

She ran the club in to the ground. The cuddly, affectionate half sloshed character Pearson so liked i don't doubt. No fckn CEO worth its name  runs a business with staff wage bill at 118% and bulldozing through every single league finance rule since 2013. 

 

And she despised the supporters.. Dripping hatred for us. 

 

 

Any normal CEO actually works in a structure where the director of football reports into her. It wasn't a normal CEO role.

[lcfcbluearmy]

4 minutes ago, westernpark said:

Whelan was the only representative of any club at the time to vote against pay per view games.

Yes but this is a forum can't let facts get in the way of hatred

[Bert]

2 hours ago, Leicester_Loyal said:

She knew what was coming.

I think it was more that she didn’t want BC Game again, which lead to it. 
 

 

[Paninistickers]

3 minutes ago, Bert said:

I think it was more that she didn’t want BC Game again, which lead to it. 
 

 

Gotta break it to you pal, BC game don't exist..

 

It's all financial chicanery

[l444ry]

Not sure how anyone knows what she was responsible for let alone feel qualified to make some of the wild comments made above. Pretty low grade stuff to be honest. 

[Paninistickers]

Just now, l444ry said:

Not sure how anyone knows what she was responsible for let alone feel qualified to make some of the wild comments made above. Pretty low grade stuff to be honest. 

She was CEO ffs.

 

Every buck stops with her. Everything. Every signing. Every loan. Every payroll. Every burger. Every toilet. 

[Mickyblueeyes]

We wouldn’t be in this mess if Whelan was here ? **** me. She left 9 months ago. She is either very much part of it or sat on a CEOs benefits package for 5 years despite not doing anything. What the **** is being argued here. 

[CosbehFox]

29 minutes ago, VLC86 said:

I’m sorry, but if im the CEO of a company that is very clearly and obviously going to shit and I can’t speak to the owner, after a short period of time I’m walking.

 

I’m not going to sit there quietly while the business I’ve worked for for 16 years allows a subsidiary of it to underperform and haemorrhage money.

It’s more complex that I believe. The King Power organisation like a lot of ‘dynasty’ families is an absolute cluster **** of self interest. Basically she might be reporting to the overall family of what’s occurring but her power is cut in the organisation. 
 

It was described to me once as basically like the series of ‘Succession’ 

[VLC86]

1 minute ago, CosbehFox said:

It’s more complex that I believe. The King Power organisation like a lot of ‘dynasty’ families is an absolute cluster **** of self interest. Basically she might be reporting to the overall family of what’s occurring but her power is cut in the organisation. 
 

It was described to me once as basically like the series of ‘Succession’ 

I’ve got no doubt she was cut of all power when Vichai died, It’s been covered a lot. But I take exception to anyone trying to suggest the CEO that was here 10 months ago has nothing to do with the mess we are in.

 

Again, if I’m CEO of a company that I’ve been key in but then all of a sudden I’m cut out while things are obviously going wrong, I’m getting out and not sitting there watching it happen.

 

I know that’s a very simplistic view, and easy for me to say having never been in that position, but I’m not having this argument on here.