<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/0c/Stacey1.jpg)</div><strong>Character name : </strong>Stacey Gibson (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=212508.msg10440574)<br/><strong>Occupation : </strong>Team Owner<br/><strong>Who : </strong>Arthur Durant, CFO, Head of Marketing, Rachel Jones<br/><strong>Where : </strong>Stacey's Office<br/><strong>When : </strong>Day One, Early  Morning<br/><hr/><strong>"As long as the 80's sports movie you want to play isn't Rocky then I'm fine."</strong>Stacey glanced over at the CFO who's face seemed to even more blank than usual<strong>"He lost, and badly."</strong>Arthur was more annoyed that Stacey had seen him before and was taking it worst of the senior management, but it was better that he blow off steam in her office than with his staff or anyone else for that matter. Deep down Stacey was sure that Arthur would put his game face on once he left the office, so if need to bluster and rant a little then Stacey was more than happy to let it slide.<br/><br/><strong>"Arthur, you are right. If we want to keep people interested and watching the team then they need to give good performances out on the pitch." </strong>Stacey deliberately avoided say win because that might open a whole other can of worms<strong>"But, to keep them watching they have to <em>start</em> watching." </strong>Stacey paused for a few seconds just until the silence was edging on being awkwardly long<strong>"Just to make you life a little but easier, you worry about making sure the players know which end of the ball to hold and I'll send someone along to judge the more aesthetic aspects for the press conference." </strong>Stacey knew Arthur was going to hate having someone else watching over his squad, and while publically she'd never so blunt there were some of players who just didn't belong in front of a TV camera.<strong>"I hate to make this brief, but there are a hundred other people who I need to deal with this morning. If you need me, talk to Rachel and I'm sure she'll squeeze you in somewhere."</strong><br/><br/>As her staff left, Stacey pressed on the intercom<strong>"Rachel, I need you get hold of Mark and tell him that he's going to have to come into work early. And if he can manage it, sober wouldn't hurt."</strong>