I don't envy the Communications team's job at all, and I think the website - and in particular the ticket news section - is a very good source of information.
[cite]Posted By: WhenIwasLittleBoy[/cite]Henry it means nothing and gets us nothig.If we done a survey on here of how many people rarely cared about it would that count its a survey, if 75% said no would the club dismiss it, more importatly if the results were detremental to the club would they have published it? No! And why not because they only want us to know certain things and not the whole truth
Sometimes I wonder, I really do. I can remember back in the old Valley days when the club's main claim to fame, other than a decrepit old ground which used to be the largest in the FL, was that it contained the largest urinal in the league, if not the country. So other than offering our male fans a large wall to piss on, that was it. Perhaps you'd like to return to those days WIWALB, as you always seem to want to piss on anything the club does?
This is a great story and it does matter. Being seen in the right light by your most important customers - the fans is very important and despite the on field problems of late, stands the club in good stead. What would some rather have, our fan friendly, forward looking board driving excellence in customer care and relations, or the Simon Jordan school of club management? I know who I prefer.
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Well done to all concerned.
Sometimes I wonder, I really do. I can remember back in the old Valley days when the club's main claim to fame, other than a decrepit old ground which used to be the largest in the FL, was that it contained the largest urinal in the league, if not the country. So other than offering our male fans a large wall to piss on, that was it. Perhaps you'd like to return to those days WIWALB, as you always seem to want to piss on anything the club does?
This is a great story and it does matter. Being seen in the right light by your most important customers - the fans is very important and despite the on field problems of late, stands the club in good stead. What would some rather have, our fan friendly, forward looking board driving excellence in customer care and relations, or the Simon Jordan school of club management? I know who I prefer.