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    24/8/2015 11:05 pm  #1

    Tek
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    From: East Kilbride
    Registered: 05/7/2014
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    The correct way to communicate with your supporters

    Regarding playing matters/injuries,whilst at the same time being respectful towards your playing staff.

    Well done Stirling Albion.Ardent supporters want to be kept in the loop *take heed DUFC*

    http://www.stirlingalbionfc.co.uk/2015/08/24/update-from-the-manager/

     

    25/8/2015 1:36 pm  #2

    PatReilly
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    Re: The correct way to communicate with your supporters

    Cracking jerseys the Albion have this season, as well.

     

    25/8/2015 3:59 pm  #3

    lifesanocean
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    Registered: 30/7/2014
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    Re: The correct way to communicate with your supporters

    I really like the way he is speaking to the fans.  The strip is smart too.  I've said it before, Macron strips are really good.  Better than the generic designs from Just Sport/Nike we get every year now.

    Too much commotion
     

    25/8/2015 5:09 pm  #4

    Tek
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    Re: The correct way to communicate with your supporters

    I particulary appreciated this bit of info about Craig Beattie's hamstring injury...

    "Craig has not experienced any issues with his hamstring for the last five years. Prior to him signing with the club we have conducted a thorough background check on his recent injury record and he was given a full medical screening.

    This is a very unfortunate occurrence, especially for Craig, but it is not anything that could have been predicted or prevented. We will be working extremely hard to bring a replacement to the club"

    Dundee United are 10X bigger than Stirling Albion yet our fans are continously left in the dark over Mario's on-going hamstring injuries.And we are often left guessing as to when players will return.

    We bemoan injuries and yet here's Stirling Albion giving as much info as they can and ensuring the statement ends on a positive note.STIRLING ALBION.

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    25/8/2015 6:35 pm  #5

    scarpia
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    Re: The correct way to communicate with your supporters

    A model of how to communicate and the manager comes over very well.

    If a club with Stirling Albions resources can make the time and effort to do this no reason why we can't.

    Yet another area of the club (communications) that needs a drastic overhaul.

     

     

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