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Post by keenasmustard on Apr 4, 2006 12:30:30 GMT 1
sorry to hear tony has gone he obviously upset someone perhaps called a spade a spade.he is a decent bloke and fsm's could learn something from someone like him.
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Post by hereticus on Apr 4, 2006 13:19:37 GMT 1
I agree it is a shame that we have lost Tony, but no need for speculation about his reasons for going.
He left Hillarys (after 27 years) as a planned career change and, I believe, is now with a company in Bradford. There was no falling out with Hillarys and he parted on good terms and of his own volition - in fact I had a telephone conversation with him on the morning he left and he seemed very positive both about his new challenge and about the future direction of Hillarys. I guess, like many of us did when coming into this job, he reached a point in middle age where he realised that it was simply time for a change.
He was certainly one of the best FSM's during my 15 years with Hillarys.
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Post by RED on Apr 4, 2006 13:29:00 GMT 1
I agree it is a shame that we have lost Tony, but no need for speculation about his reasons for going. He left Hillarys (after 27 years) as a planned career change and, I believe, is now with a company in Bradford. There was no falling out with Hillarys and he parted on good terms and of his own volition - in fact I had a telephone conversation with him on the morning he left and he seemed very positive both about his new challenge and about the future direction of Hillarys. I guess, like many of us did when coming into this job, he reached a point in middle age where he realised that it was simply time for a change. He was certainly one of the best FSM's during my 15 years with Hillarys. Middle aged! Tony, Well there is hope for me yet. ;D Red |
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Post by RED on Apr 4, 2006 13:41:06 GMT 1
Do you all like my new avator.
The cat is called Advisor.
Dont know who the bloke hanging is though.
Am I sick or what. ;D
Had to take my baby pic off it was making others ill.
Red
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Post by nonails on Apr 4, 2006 14:51:57 GMT 1
I agree it is a shame that we have lost Tony, but no need for speculation about his reasons for going. He left Hillarys (after 27 years) as a planned career change and, I believe, is now with a company in Bradford. There was no falling out with Hillarys and he parted on good terms and of his own volition - in fact I had a telephone conversation with him on the morning he left and he seemed very positive both about his new challenge and about the future direction of Hillarys. I guess, like many of us did when coming into this job, he reached a point in middle age where he realised that it was simply time for a change. He was certainly one of the best FSM's during my 15 years with Hillarys. Tony was a good bloke.... I gather more than one other well known fact is shortly to leggit...and rumour says 3 more on the skids... Then there are 2 mega advisors winding down as well.. Tad worrying lads.. No one dare mention rats and sinking sips, what with all this 3 for £99 we will all be in dole queue together, just like the old days.. |
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Post by keenasmustard on Apr 4, 2006 17:21:51 GMT 1
mega advisor I didn't know I was going anywhere  |
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Post by farmer on Apr 4, 2006 20:30:15 GMT 1
I agree it is a shame that we have lost Tony, but no need for speculation about his reasons for going. He left Hillarys (after 27 years) as a planned career change and, I believe, is now with a company in Bradford. There was no falling out with Hillarys and he parted on good terms and of his own volition - in fact I had a telephone conversation with him on the morning he left and he seemed very positive both about his new challenge and about the future direction of Hillarys. I guess, like many of us did when coming into this job, he reached a point in middle age where he realised that it was simply time for a change. He was certainly one of the best FSM's during my 15 years with Hillarys. Here here. If true, i am sorry to see him go. He set me off on the right track years ago, and I have a lot to thank him for. good luck to him. |
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Post by farmer on Apr 4, 2006 20:32:30 GMT 1
I agree it is a shame that we have lost Tony, but no need for speculation about his reasons for going. He left Hillarys (after 27 years) as a planned career change and, I believe, is now with a company in Bradford. There was no falling out with Hillarys and he parted on good terms and of his own volition - in fact I had a telephone conversation with him on the morning he left and he seemed very positive both about his new challenge and about the future direction of Hillarys. I guess, like many of us did when coming into this job, he reached a point in middle age where he realised that it was simply time for a change. He was certainly one of the best FSM's during my 15 years with Hillarys. Tony was a good bloke.... I gather more than one other well known fact is shortly to leggit...and rumour says 3 more on the skids... Then there are 2 mega advisors winding down as well.. Tad worrying lads.. No one dare mention rats and sinking sips, what with all this 3 for £99 we will all be in dole queue together, just like the old days.. Is there any wonder |
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