As I'm sure most of us saw yesterday, someone's been a bit naughty!

Edited July 28, 20178 yr by Renegade

1 hour ago, Downinthedumps said:

I agree with the club here a lot of young kids check out our site and if your 10 year old son or daughter is met with links to sites like porn hub or the like can you blame them for getting piszed of. We are a football site so let's keep it that way. 

There was nothing posted to the club site as far as I can tell from the screen capture shown on another site. Not condoning it, and the person who did it should not have access to the club facebook or twitter accounts again, but it appears to have been an inadvertent 'like' on twitter so it would only show up if someone looked at the profile and then the 'likes' tab on the twitter feed. No idea how long it was up but it wasn't something re-tweeted or posted by the club.

The investigation will no doubt say that they cannot figure out who did it or that the account was hacked

Jeezo, it wasn't that bad. Like Scotty said, the account didn't show any naughty pics just happened to 'like' one which someone noticed under a tab. Maybe a hack or maybe an accident. Either way it's not the end of the world and these things happen.

 

Xhamster is better anyway. 

5 hours ago, Scotty said:

No idea how long it was up.....

This surely has to come to a climax soon?

 

4 hours ago, Fraz said:

Maybe a hack or maybe an accident. 

I'm picturing another scenario here.

"But boss, you said we needed more social media penetration!"

Astonishing that the vast majority on here understand their was no need for such a ridiculous statement but those running our club do

such a whole lot of nonsense, blown out of all proportion with that stupid statement.  

But it is good to see that club can communicate when they want to, so what about now communicating with the season ticket holders and follow up with all the promises..........

Did a player manage to score?!

 

You'd think something more along the lines of "those involved within our media and communications team have been reminded of their responsibilities and that the family image of the club is something we take very seriously, we would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any offence caused, blah blah blah "

That's if they were to say anything at all,  and even then they only really should do so if the print press were to raise the issue. There's one thing being proactive and stubbing the fire out before it takes hold, and another jumping the gun altogether.