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It's doing the rounds on twitter around how Brentford communicate with their fans.
Think NFFC could learn a lot from it and it would allay some of the criticism that comes their way if we had a similar level of transparency.
Before anyone says it, no I dont care who Brentford signed or that they have a totally different recruitment model to us and I am fully aware they are currently in the same division. The point is that they are a club going in the right direction and doing it with having their fans fully informed.
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We could learn a few things from Brentford, Swansea and Norwich.
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(05-02-2021, 01:18 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: It's doing the rounds on twitter around how Brentford communicate with their fans.
Think NFFC could learn a lot from it and it would allay some of the criticism that comes their way if we had a similar level of transparency.
Before anyone says it, no I dont care who Brentford signed or that they have a totally different recruitment model to us and I am fully aware they are currently in the same division. The point is that they are a club going in the right direction and doing it with having their fans fully informed.
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You know that I'm not going to ignore this SM.
I know some like to laud the Brentford model or the Swansea model.
However teams like Wolves, Norwich, Sheffield United, West Brom and Watford who are nothing like Brentford or Swansea ( Wolves and Watford are very much like us) are all in or have been in the PL recently.
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My point was nothing to do with the Brentford model Sniff, it was about communication in general and how if we did it a bit better maybe fans would be more onside about decisions that have been made. Heck if IV did an interview maybe a few of us would even start to like him.
On the other hand it is EM’s club and at the end of the day maybe he couldnt care less whether we think. However that is a very old school way of thinking, all modern businesses are looking for new ways to keep their customers involved. This was a particular example about a club explaining their transfer window but could be about any other aspect. You always say the good news isnt mentioned, that’s because we are poor at communicating it. Do a series of interviews starting with charity work, Framework etc talking about how EM did community work in Greece and how he is replicating it here. Just think we could do better if we tried harder.
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Agreed SM it could be better.
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I’d argue that there has been a slight change with domestic players being the base starting during the summer and continued in Jan. Obviously CH has had a major say and whilst early days I like all 4 of his signings... we are improving and have some useful players now...