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McGuire to keep AFL job
From: AAP
February 09, 2006
In the worst kept secret of showbiz, McGuire will be confirmed as the replacement CEO for fill-in Sam Chisholm tonight on Nine's news.
A source for the Packer owned Publishing and Broadcasting (pbl.ASX:Quote,News) said McGuire had secured the top job.
"There will be an announcement later today that he got the job," he said.
"It will be formally announced on the 6pm news tonight and not before."
McGuire is expected to spend the rest of today in the company's Park Street offices in Sydney before the official announcement tonight.
Despite his new responsbilities, Collingwood Football Club has backed him to stay on as their president.
Chief executive Greg Swann said today he hoped McGuire's position in Sydney would boost the club's membership and sponsorship opportunities in the harbour city.
"He is reasonably hands on as president without coming in every day but the Collingwood Football Club won't be a hell of a lot different, because he is staying," Mr Swann said.
"Obviously he will be domiciled in Sydney but that won't be a problem.
"Obviously that (the move to Sydney) opens up opportunities for new members and from a corporate point of view, and being the head of Channel Nine he will be dealing with a lot of those people."
Collingwood has made a concerted drive in recent years to capture part of the Sydney AFL football market.
This year will be the fourth time the Sydney Swans and Collingwood meet in a blockbuster match at the Telstra Stadium, a match that attracted more than 44,000 fans last year in the rugby league stronghold.
Mr Swann said he was pleased McGuire would stay on as Collingwood president.
"It's absolutely terrific for us. We're very happy," he said.
Mr Swann said McGuire would confirm his continuing role at Collingwood when he announces his appointment as Nine chief executive on the news tonight.
A passionate fan of the Magpies, McGuire was elected Collingwood president in September 1998 and has been credited with lifting the club's fortunes on and off the field.
From: AAP
February 09, 2006
In the worst kept secret of showbiz, McGuire will be confirmed as the replacement CEO for fill-in Sam Chisholm tonight on Nine's news.
A source for the Packer owned Publishing and Broadcasting (pbl.ASX:Quote,News) said McGuire had secured the top job.
"There will be an announcement later today that he got the job," he said.
"It will be formally announced on the 6pm news tonight and not before."
McGuire is expected to spend the rest of today in the company's Park Street offices in Sydney before the official announcement tonight.
Despite his new responsbilities, Collingwood Football Club has backed him to stay on as their president.
Chief executive Greg Swann said today he hoped McGuire's position in Sydney would boost the club's membership and sponsorship opportunities in the harbour city.
"He is reasonably hands on as president without coming in every day but the Collingwood Football Club won't be a hell of a lot different, because he is staying," Mr Swann said.
"Obviously he will be domiciled in Sydney but that won't be a problem.
"Obviously that (the move to Sydney) opens up opportunities for new members and from a corporate point of view, and being the head of Channel Nine he will be dealing with a lot of those people."
Collingwood has made a concerted drive in recent years to capture part of the Sydney AFL football market.
This year will be the fourth time the Sydney Swans and Collingwood meet in a blockbuster match at the Telstra Stadium, a match that attracted more than 44,000 fans last year in the rugby league stronghold.
Mr Swann said he was pleased McGuire would stay on as Collingwood president.
"It's absolutely terrific for us. We're very happy," he said.
Mr Swann said McGuire would confirm his continuing role at Collingwood when he announces his appointment as Nine chief executive on the news tonight.
A passionate fan of the Magpies, McGuire was elected Collingwood president in September 1998 and has been credited with lifting the club's fortunes on and off the field.