Peter V’landys is about to have his tenure as ARL Commission chair prolonged however admits he might not see out his new time period in full.
Code Sports reviews V’landys will likely be appointed for an extra three years on the sport’s AGM on Wednesday morning, however he might prematurely stroll away after a gruelling stint within the job he took in 2019.
The 62-year-old advised the publication: “It’s a pressure role, there’s no doubt.
“There are days where I’ve wanted to chuck it all in.
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“I’m only human. Some days I think to myself, why the hell am I doing this? Why am I putting my family through this?
“But other days when you see the positive results, you are glad you are doing it. I love helping and representing the fans.”
V’landys added: “It’s great to be appointed for another term but there’s no guarantees I do the whole term.
“… I might not see out the term to be honest, no. I’ve been given a three-year term but you have to look at succession planning and I’m doing that.”
Fellow commissioners Kate Jones and Megan Davis can even reportedly have their tenures prolonged on Wednesday with former Queensland politician Jones extensively considered a doable future ARL Commission boss.
“Kate Jones has done an outstanding job,” V’landys stated.
“I’m a big fan of Kate Jones, but Megan Davis has done an excellent job for a long time.
“We have some very good talent.” Read the total report right here.
Source web site: www.foxsports.com.au
