Evans Auditing Club


By Aston
January 17 2008

Town's new owner Marcus Evans is having an audit of Town carried out so he can find out exactly how the club is run and how things can improve. Evans brought the club last month after shareholders agreed to the sale at an EGM and he is keen on finding out just how the football club is run and how things can be improved.

Senior managers have met with Mr Evans at his office in London to explain what they do and how their department works, including Town manager Jim Magilton.

One club insider has reportedly said: "Naturally people are a bit worried about what will happen to them personally but it is not just at the lower levels it is also among the senior management.

"In many ways this should be a good thing because there are some things that have not been right but you never know what will unfold in the long term.

"Mr Evans and his people are not just asking people what do you do and how does your department work but actually asking for in depth reports and going into everything really thoroughly."

Source: EADT

Should Mr Evans be finding out how the club is run? Or should he be leaving football to football people? Leave your view below.

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Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 17/01/2008 19:26
Singing The Blues
Singing The Blues
17/01/2008 19:26
Evans Auditing Club

Portman.23
Portman.23
17/01/2008 19:29
good man. shows he's actually interested in town.

ITFC Aston
Aston
17/01/2008 19:48
I disagree Danny, it's a very good thing.

Evans has made a load of cash by basically selling tickets, which is oddly how Championship clubs make most of there money, so if Evans can find a way for the club to make more money then good.

At the end of the day Ipswich Town Football Club is a business. Sadly.

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Portman.23
Portman.23
17/01/2008 20:41
You just said you disagree with me and then say its a good thing! thats what i said.

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ITFC LEGGI
17/01/2008 20:51
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Dave-69
19/01/2008 01:24
Get your post together Leggi! Hopefully Evans can find a way of lowering some prices. (Sm128)

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