Yeah, it's not the best for being up to date on what's going on.
Well here we are in the age of social media and the inter-web with a mountain of questions and concerns that should be addressed by the Club (Clarke leaving, finances, Bilelsa's future, new signings, getting rid of the dead wood, hanging on to our best players, EFL conspiracies etc etc) and what does the official website tell us about?
Barry Douglas's shirt is up for auction
Steward Recruiting Evening
Dementia Cafe get together
Methinks our marketing, media and PR gurus need to pull their fingers out.
Yeah, it's not the best for being up to date on what's going on.
Didnt think the finances were that bad that we would have to sell the shirts of the players back.
The correct protocol when buying or selling a player, is not to comment until the deal has been finalized or fallen through.
A little bit of hope, that we are actually going to sign someone, would be nice.
Clubs should never comment on any of those things, find me a club website that is talking about what players they're after or who they're getting rid off or even worse EFL conspiracies, just imagine the fines and backlash the club would get
Have you actually ever looked at the Official Website? It's not click bait (that is the sh_1te that covers THIS forum)- it is news posts related to items that have been manually chosen and added to the page. That is kind of the point of a website. If you compare this with pretty much any other sports website (I happen to follow a number of rugby and cricket sites) then by any comparative metric the Leeds United site provides meaningless drivel and virtually NOTHING that is actually of interest to the majority of supporters.
Last edited by UbiqueLUFC33; 28-06-2019 at 05:29 PM.
The official website is never going to join in with all the hype and speculation and quite frankly I'd think the worse of them if they did, there's plenty of that to be found if that's what you're looking for without the Club joining in.