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Post by halftimet on Oct 25, 2019 23:14:48 GMT
If there was no one at the meeting brave enough to ask tough questions especially at the moment the meeting is a waste of everyone's time. The two questions I would have asked: To Matt- How are we going to turn around our current form?. To Bruce- How important is it to the club to remain in the National League? If I had been there I would genuinely have asked these questions but as covered on an earlier post could not get there yesterday. I see you've added judging what everyone else might want to hear to judging the management team! Are you happy with how things are going?
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Post by sallycat on Oct 26, 2019 10:32:42 GMT
If I were Matt I wouldn't want to read this forum either. A lot of the criticism is hardly constructive and likely to do more harm than good to someone who needs a confidence boost.
This forum isn't meant for fans to give feedback to the manager. That's what Thursday was for. He invited us to ask questions and give feedback then. It's not as if he's ignoring us.
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Post by timbo on Oct 26, 2019 15:50:26 GMT
Someone should've asked them to name The Magnificent Seven,that normally stumps people. I know Sleepy's in there, is Dozy one of them? Smelly?
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Post by timbo on Oct 26, 2019 16:00:27 GMT
Very interesting AA. Matt's choice to ignore this is different from his predecessor - who said he tried to read everything on here, and certainly weighed in with replies on occasion. It is a modern-day plague that you cannot buy anything on-line, or in a shop you visit often, without being surveyed about your experiences of the shop and the goods. But you can come to GGL, offer feedback, and know that the manager won't read it. It's different anyway. So in your view we've ceased being supporters and are now merely customers? Well, could one say that the club has been taking a progressively more commercial approach towards us over recent years? What's good for the goose is good for the gander, after all. Some supporters are happy to just cruise along as before, but some supporters may feel justifiably entitled to something extra for the extra income they help to provide
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Post by davethegrave on Oct 27, 2019 20:30:39 GMT
Was there any update on how much has been sold for the Amber 500? Not specifically apart from sales have been "disappointing" so far. As I mentioned elsewhere I don't think this has really been thought out properly.
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Post by johnnykwango on Oct 27, 2019 20:47:15 GMT
Not specifically apart from sales have been "disappointing" so far. As I mentioned elsewhere I don't think this has really been thought out properly. How about you suggest a better way of selling them? Or help sell them? I’m sure they’d be keen to hear how they can get to 500. If you made the suggestions in your observations elsewhere then I’m sorry!!
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Post by Del on Oct 27, 2019 22:21:04 GMT
I still have a few for sale if anyone would like to buy them.
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Post by davethegrave on Oct 29, 2019 23:45:32 GMT
As I mentioned elsewhere I don't think this has really been thought out properly. How about you suggest a better way of selling them? Or help sell them? I’m sure they’d be keen to hear how they can get to 500. If you made the suggestions in your observations elsewhere then I’m sorry!! I mean the cost and prizes. It's almost as impossible as Strikers are Key.
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Post by pinewalker on Oct 30, 2019 0:52:45 GMT
Very interesting AA. Matt's choice to ignore this is different from his predecessor - who said he tried to read everything on here, and certainly weighed in with replies on occasion. It is a modern-day plague that you cannot buy anything on-line, or in a shop you visit often, without being surveyed about your experiences of the shop and the goods. But you can come to GGL, offer feedback, and know that the manager won't read it. It's different anyway. So in your view we've ceased being supporters and are now merely customers? Sorry I missed this response until now. It is the reverse. We have ceased being viewed as customers and are treated as merely supporters. A customer has a choice of shop. Your product quality, price and service determines that the customer comes once and comes back to you - or goes elsewhere. That is why the shop management are keen to know that the customer is satisfied. A supporter by contrast might be viewed as sentimentally attached to your business or club and reluctant to desert it for a better experience elsewhere. The management may take for granted that even dissatisfied supporters won't cease attending. However customers may not care how a shop is managed, if they do not like one shop, they go to another. Supporters who have sentimental attachment to a club do care how it is managed, won't go elsewhere and instead will agitate for a change of management. That is why Matt may be wrong to ignore this forum.
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