Alf_Duguid
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Over the past few weeks, WT's have been dominating headlines throughout the media predominately on off field matters. Rumours, then denials from the club, then more rumours, players leaving / players not leaving, etc. To me this raises a very important point in how they club is perceived, who feeds the media their information and the obligation the club has to their fans.
Point in case, is the Chris Hino saga, with rumours starting a few weeks back, then the club denying it on the weekend (CEO on Dead Set Legends & 2GB stating it was just a normal meeting to discuss our roster) and now story being reworked to say he can go but only to the UK
What obligation does the club have to their fans in terms of information we receive? Obviously I don't need to know the inner workings of the club but I feel that they have a certain obligation to give their fans correct information.
In the case of most of the rumours this year, the club has initially denied point blank before then agreeing to their validity in some manner. Unfortunately in this day and age of social media, they cant BS like they were able to. So who is to blame? CEO, Media Manager, Coach, Ballboy?
On a side note, the few players that were using Twitter have not been posting much recently with Bryce Gibbs not appearing to be on there anymore
in Short, stop treating us like Mushrooms and show the fans some respect
Point in case, is the Chris Hino saga, with rumours starting a few weeks back, then the club denying it on the weekend (CEO on Dead Set Legends & 2GB stating it was just a normal meeting to discuss our roster) and now story being reworked to say he can go but only to the UK
What obligation does the club have to their fans in terms of information we receive? Obviously I don't need to know the inner workings of the club but I feel that they have a certain obligation to give their fans correct information.
In the case of most of the rumours this year, the club has initially denied point blank before then agreeing to their validity in some manner. Unfortunately in this day and age of social media, they cant BS like they were able to. So who is to blame? CEO, Media Manager, Coach, Ballboy?
On a side note, the few players that were using Twitter have not been posting much recently with Bryce Gibbs not appearing to be on there anymore
in Short, stop treating us like Mushrooms and show the fans some respect