Post by iandychesterfc on Oct 27, 2017 8:38:48 GMT
Perhaps someone knows better than me and can answer this question for me.
Tuesday's game, a mid-week game - is always a struggle for me in terms of work to get to a game and get some food etc. So i welcomed the club putting on a £4.50 meal on in blues bar before midweek games for this reason. We started off ok advertising what it was etc but on Tuesday there was nothing at all. I contacted club various social media outlets and got nothing, im not phoning the club that bloody daft. Thankfully a friend attended the blues bar some time in advance as was able to tell me before i went to F&B on the greyhound or sealand rd chippy so i was able to get to the ground have some food and a pint before the game.
Now, i know the food might be a D&A thing but surely for the fans info (who kinda own the club apparently), match atmosphere or at very least to get beer money off me the club should be advertising what is has on offer at the very least via social media?
I know its endemic of our pathetic advertising strategy but this is fairly simple no? It was a good idea in first place for midweek games after all.
(and to add the thai curry was bloody good and great value at £4.50)
Tuesday's game, a mid-week game - is always a struggle for me in terms of work to get to a game and get some food etc. So i welcomed the club putting on a £4.50 meal on in blues bar before midweek games for this reason. We started off ok advertising what it was etc but on Tuesday there was nothing at all. I contacted club various social media outlets and got nothing, im not phoning the club that bloody daft. Thankfully a friend attended the blues bar some time in advance as was able to tell me before i went to F&B on the greyhound or sealand rd chippy so i was able to get to the ground have some food and a pint before the game.
Now, i know the food might be a D&A thing but surely for the fans info (who kinda own the club apparently), match atmosphere or at very least to get beer money off me the club should be advertising what is has on offer at the very least via social media?
I know its endemic of our pathetic advertising strategy but this is fairly simple no? It was a good idea in first place for midweek games after all.
(and to add the thai curry was bloody good and great value at £4.50)
