Is it any good at playing left backQuote:
Originally Posted by swaddon2
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Is it any good at playing left backQuote:
Originally Posted by swaddon2
Oracle based ERP solutions aren't the best. The club could have done much better and we'll see how it gets on, but I suspect it will be quietly released and upgraded soon enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by swaddon2
I wonder if they will be referred to as our 'Official Business Operations Partner'. We seem to have official partners for everything f*cking else
I?ve read that paragraph a few times and have absolutely no idea what it means.
I wasnt aware we had a cutting edge enterprise resource planning problem that required a solution
The only problem like this that I see is a failure to sign a strikerQuote:
Originally Posted by Mason89
It means if you’re a supplier to the club don’t count on being paid any time soon cos the transition from one system to another is bound to go tits up. Like DD says Oracle is a POS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mason89
Part of reason Birmingham council went bust. Hope Eureka are at the top of their game.
We used NetSuite at my last job; it's literally just the software we used to do our work. Struggling to see why it warrants a public announcement. I'm guessing they just wanted the St Mirren result aff the top o their facebook page.
Old news I guess but just catching up on thon fanboy who gets a weekly bit in the P&J.
I’m generally not a fan but apart from calling Ruby a plank (unhelpful) I did note this
Says himself wicked coincidence but you wonder.Quote:
And another mounting issue the Dons are facing: the revelation that Jamie McGrath will miss most or all of the remaining programme brings the number of first-team squad members out with months-long complaints to a painful six.
Though there is probably an element of wicked coincidence, it is a bad look that so many major injuries have been sustained in just eight weeks since the loss of head of medical Kevin Bain, highly regarded for his preventative approach.
On the surface, a mess right across the organisation. They had better hope the expensive foundation beneath is sound.
Maybe 2 +2 = 5 but I have already expressed concern about injured players remaining on the pitch this season.
Several have played on and ended up out longterm - Molloy, Vinnie, Sokler. I think McGrath played on in the Hearts game too?
Dorrington looked crocked Saturday. Devlin is apparently playing whilst waiting an op.
Didn’t know he had gone. Yes to an extent the staff have to rely on players themselves but is there someone with enough authority to put their foot down?
Milne was another one injured during a game and played on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bojangles9
Mcgrath played on twice, once with the head knock and then with his shoulder.
Surely the player must be part of the decision though and willingness to play.
Dorrington just went over his ankle, but seems alright after a few minutes. We'll know if he is missing on Saturday if it was something more serious.
If he is out it means Ruby will start and things could get messy for us IF we lose.
I think the injuries are just bad luck more than anything else.
A few rumours doing the rounds that Burrows is off to Hibs.
We can only hopeQuote:
Originally Posted by TheDeeDon