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Years ago
Does Daws understand what an interim controller is
I wasn't that excited about the interview with Daws either. He really didn't give any information that we don't already know. I thought the timing was wrong. Also some of the questions asked of him were referred back to Maher for answering which was OK considering they were questions that he was better qualified to answer, but showed a lack of basketball knowledge. While he seems to be caring of the Sixers situation and is trying to do as much as he can from an administration point of view, I would have felt more confident if he had some basketball knowledge as well. He is in a position to make decisions on recruitment and player's salaries yet by not understanding the sport, he is not in a position to understand their worth.
