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Braes_Bairn replied to Higgenarse's topic in Scottish Championship General Chatter
You’d think FTV would have a backup dongle on another network to avoid these sort of issues. -
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Braes_Bairn replied to Claudia Gentile's topic in Scottish Championship General Chatter
Part of me wonders was the issue caused by the fact the club have rented out the east side of the north stand concourse to a gym? Had this not been packed away by the gym? If it had been then you would have thought it would be easy enough to send over 2 checkers to open the other 2 turnstiles. -
Picked mine up this afternoon, what a fantastic book - a brilliant keepsake! Well done to everyone involved.
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Anyone else noticed the poor quality of the clubs website/social media posts recently - 4 mistakes in the last week alone. May seem petty to pick up on this but this has been going on for months now and suggests a lack of pride/effort in the media teams work.
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Highlights are not produced by a volunteer, they are produced by one of our paid media officers. I believe the highlights are so poor as they take the lazy option and edit from a copy of the stream so the repays are already made for them. Other clubs such as Edinburgh and Alloa produce a far higher quality product as they take their footage straight from the camera for highlights and take a bit of pride in it. Goes without saying rubbish in = rubbish out.
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Thought the excuse last time was that we are not allowed to use shovels on the pitch?
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Something that should surely have been announced on all club media not the CEOs personal twitter account?
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The club has the ability to run within its means yet at the same time talking of the possibility of part time football. Surely two sentences contradict each other? Because I don’t believe fan ownership is a viable option I am suddenly part of Gary Deans regime.
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“2000 fans would only have to contribute an average of £3.85 extra per week” Asking fans to contribute an extra £3.85 a week would be the equivalent of putting pay at the gate prices up to £31 or season tickets up by £200 - is this good value for money for league 1 football? I’m getting sick fed up of the begging bowl coming out and the ordinary fan getting the blame for the issues. By buying a season ticket (and possibly merchandise or hospitality too) ordinary fans are doing more than enough. If the club can’t balance the books with our level of support it is the board's job to find investment elsewhere. “Our club is currently in a good place, both on and off the pitch” If this was the case we would have had 2 begging letters in the last week. It feels very much like deflecting the blame to the fans so that directors can walk away and claim it is not their fault when financial difficulties arise in the near future.
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The AGM update confirms no progress has been made since the last one, still a £400k gap unfilled. When will we accept that fan ownership can’t deliver this and start seeking external investment?
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My all time favourite Falkirk kits (and season).
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I don’t think it is unreasonable to expect to be provided with the same level of service as we have for the last 10+ years, after all it was the club who chose to change supplier. Jamie Swinney promised on the club podcast the same level of service if not better. We are not seeing that at the moment. Also don’t forget we’ve had a price increase for this lesser service. Yesterday’s issues can only be described as amateur - laptop installing updates at kick off? Anyone with some IT knowledge would know to check for updates in advance or turn off automatic updates. Additionally, watch the highlights from yesterday, the scoreboard reads Edi - Fal, All - Fal and All City Fal. That is basics to be getting wrong. The new team have been in place for almost 2 months now but still getting problems at almost every away game. Have the club underestimated the skill involved in broadcasting from such grounds? The supplier is experienced at running another clubs TV service so should not be having issues - however many of the issues we are seeing tie into the stories that Alloa TV gave on this thread when the announcement was made on why they ditched this provider. No-one is criticising volunteers, however we are expecting the service we pay for to be delivered - and delivered to the standard we are used to.
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For how long though are the board going to use not having any experience as an excuse? You’d think they could have picked up the phone to the SFA, other clubs with recent semi-final experience or even the previous regime for a rough idea of what to expect? The finances are concerning. What happens if the team don’t perform and crowds drop? What if the commercial department doesn’t meet its targets? Or, what if we get to September and we need to pay off the management team? Then we are in real bother.
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This will be updated on our own website in about 6 weeks time.
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https://dafc.net/forum/read.php?f=1&i=1897928&t=1897928 Here’s a thread posted by Brian who is now hosting Falkirk TV, just to give you an idea of level of service to expect. A quick scroll of their forum show almost weekly posts complaining about the Pards TV streams. Why we binned a very good setup I’ve no idea.