Re: Communication priorities? : Fri Feb 21, 2014 11:04 pm  

Cowgirl Nostalgist wrote:

Didn't Gloucs CCC recently knock him back?

& that's one of the worst jobs in county cricket.

Is there any documented proof of this? Can't believe that he applied for a new role and it's public knowledge.........if it is true, how the love is he still employed at the club?????????

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 7:50 am  

I must admit the communication is bizarre, I live close to the hive and have received nothing, this is despite been on many rfl, super league databases and we'll within the catchment. What I have received is a flyer for hemel Hempstead staggs, as has my neighbour who is attending their next game, (a southerner, never seen a game in his life apart from the free premier sport offer for the world cup).... staggering, if the broncos don't sort it they will really buck this up, they can't rely on fans to look for themselves for survival.

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 9:34 am  

I see the Broncos tweetmaster has made a rapid fire start to the day. Must be getting in practice for score updates later.

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 10:09 am  

???

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 11:37 am  

leedsleedsleeds wrote:

I must admit the communication is bizarre, I live close to the hive and have received nothing, this is despite been on many rfl, super league databases and we'll within the catchment. What I have received is a flyer for hemel Hempstead staggs, as has my neighbour who is attending their next game.

Quite. This morning I was told about a Broncos fan who is also a season ticket holder at Quins RU. He didn't attend three Quins games on the trot and received a call from them as they were concerned enough to check that he was ok.

In comparison I have been a season ticket holder at Broncos etc for the last twenty six years and have received nothing reminding me that there is a game on today let alone providing ticket details. While I know I can find out this information it does give the impression that they really don't give a monkeys whether I am there or not. If that is their attitude to a supporter of over quarter a century, I don't suppose communicating with potential fans is top of their agenda either.

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 1:46 pm  

The attitude to supporters is the reason a lot of them wont be there today. No communication of a game on today, no mail shots, if you dont have computer access you are stuffed. Roll on growing the crowds - our group of ten will be missing and I am sure a lot more supporters just will not bother to turn up, you can only take so much negativity about anything and you then give up yourself. The team has been negative and no effort for three season, back office is negative and DH and Gus are very negative in their forward thinking.

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 5:40 pm  

Does the simple enjoyment of 80 minutes of rugby not trump anything else.

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 6:03 pm  

Wire Yed wrote:

Does the simple enjoyment of 80 minutes of rugby not trump anything else.

Not when the future of the club is in the balance

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 6:30 pm  

gutterfax wrote:

Not when the future of the club is in the balance

and how does staying away help?

Re: Communication priorities? : Sat Feb 22, 2014 6:35 pm  

poplar panther wrote:

and how does staying away help?

Where did I say stay away?
1246 for a season opener in a new stadium is a loving disgrace