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Maybe Marty meant media presence but again I'd have to disagree there. As critical as I've been of the Social media side of things down the year, this year there's been improvements. The live updates for 90% of matches are brilliant plus this week there was a small preview on the website for the shels game and interviews with 2 players. A long long long long way to go but improvement for sure
What I mean is that you would have interviews with athlone players /mgt on 98 FM. Not once this season have I heard anything from ltfc staff on national radio.whose fault is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Highlights of the Wexford game was a welcome addition too.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Yep, when I watched them on twitter the quality was dreadful but apparently Pauro just uplaoded the wrong version from the website so I checked out Facebook and was delighted to see it in HD. Again a much needed addition, well done lads.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
With the video, generally I avoid putting the videos straight up onto the web site as websites generally compress quality, as the videos can be quite large. Thinking of resurrecting LTFC YouTube channel and putting the videos up for archive in the future if videos are going to be a regular thing...Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Good idea, put them on YouTube if they're going to be regular. Don't see why they won't if the camera is there.
Cronin has applied for the job
Gareth Cronin?!
Just kidding. I like Gary Cronin from what I've heard of him in interviews and from what others say of him but we'll see how he gets on in the next few games. There's no rush.
Would be best to add in the Benny Hill music to the "highlights" of last night's game. Especially onto Kevin O'Connor's fresh air shot in the second half. A thing of beauty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pauro 76
A pathetic effort last night alright. Don't want to judge Cronin off one game obviously but it wasn't a good job interview if that's what he was using it as. Playing 4 at the back until the bitter end against Shels' 4-4-0 formation was an interesting choice. There was literally no need for Walsh and O'Reilly back there and considering Walsh can play up top, he really needed to be put up there for the last 20/25 mins at least. The lack of ideas going forward was very tough to watch. The thoughts of going to watch games for the second half of the season is not a pleasant one.
Gary was barely able to speak after the game he was that gutted. I wonder if he feels that was his chance gone. Obviously it's hard to change a teams style of play in the space of 3 training sessions and with no assistance but we played as if Mathews was still in charge last night. No creativityQuote:
Originally Posted by De Town
Spoke to Alan Cawley on last nights podcast, he spoke about his time at Town. ‘’I don’t know why Alan Mathews ever signed me I wasn’t the sort of player he liked.’’ - Feel free to listen here - https://goo.gl/apXyDy
He’s right in that regard but he didn’t help himself when he was here either. Looking for his wages so he could leave before a home match as he had a party to get to in Sligo was a particular highlight. I get that he didn’t want to be there but we were paying his wages so he should have shown the club a bit of respect even if he didn’t respect Alan Mathews.
Yes, there were aspects of his makeup as a footballer that don’t tally with his stance as a professional pontificatorQuote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian