I must say, whilst obviously a good operation on the PR side, it still did a decent job of projecting our image of a family club, and it represented the club well on our youth policy.Wilf Wild 1937 said:The whole programme seemed to be sending out the "family club" image with its focus on long serving employees
and we're all part of the team message. I think it was aimed at a global audience and for me as a piece of positive PR
it worked.
TonyM said:Is there any link to that online?bezer57 said:Just changed my mind on him wot a great guy all the stuff he went through up to 22 yrs of age to come through it as good as he was ! They should show that to kids just starting out to never give in ?? Fair play to him ! .KippaxCitizen said:Bloody hell that Ian Wright thing was amazing. I'm nearly in tears and I never cry at owt!
You have to make allowances; he's a septic. If he does it again though, we'll have to send Zabba to ''have a word''!west didsblue said:Did anyone else hear Jason Kreis say "Man City" and "Massive". Has no-one warned him?
The more I hear anyone associated with the club use that word, the better. Ram it right back down the throats of those who used it to mock uswest didsblue said:Did anyone else hear Jason Kreis say "Man City" and "Massive". Has no-one warned him?
01282 said:Made me laugh when they played the radio footage when the Sunderland game was called off as it was actually Beeky from talksport talking about the Everton game being called off.
Thought it was decent though and Gabriel Clarke is one of the best narrators around IMO
It was alright actually. Would like to see more ''behind the scenes'' type stuff, concentrating on the people who work at the club (away from the players and management). It passed an hour last night. Certainly not a mistake, though I don't think it'll be up for a BAFTA next year!aguero93:20 said:So, Documentary - Mistake or a Good idea?
Discuss.