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Bill Morris enters the race to be ECB Chair
Election excitement ahoy! Former leader of the Transport & General Workers Union, Bill Morris, has thrown his hat into the ring to be the next boss of the England & Wales Cricket Board. Morris, now known as Lord Morris of Handsworth, is currently an independent non-executive director of the ECB.
A strange move this, and I think that he has done it to split the vote and therefore break the deadlock after the latest ballot between Michael Soper and Giles Clarke ended in a draw. However, if Bill is serious, I doubt much would change. I, for one, have very little faith in the man who displayed a cloying lack of backbone in the Liverpool docker's dispute, and who was cuddler-upper-in-chief to the New Labour administratrion to stand up to either the ICC or the club chairmen in any real way.
August 20, 2007 in English cricket, ICC, rules, bodies etc, News Pavilion | Permalink |
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I doubt that he would be a friend of Sky though.
Posted by: The Tooting Trumpet | 20 Aug 2007 20:23:43
I'd reckon (though with only a union backgound) that Morris is on a self-seeking mission. Don't trust him.
Posted by: mimi | 20 Aug 2007 23:12:46
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