Sir Nikolai
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Also first sightings of Ekpetita, bonnett-johnson and Pascal who all played well. Wanadio made lots happen - might have chosen to pass more often rather than shoot
It seems to be the modern way not to give detailed updates on injured players, but given how many experienced players were absent today, it would be interesting to know who was unavailable and who was not selected: Allen, Jeffrey, Krasniqi, Ming, Parry, Pingling, Ricketts, Scarlett were all absent from a 16 man squad that included 5 starters signed since the previous league fixture, although two of those featured during pre-season. (I'm pretty sure Jeffrey and Pingling must be injured.)Defence looked pretty solid and side looked far better when braham-barrett, mills and Romain came on. Would be good to get an update on some of the injuries (Jeffrey, pingling, Scarlett?, parry? Allen?)
The club (and all football clubs) always need more volunteers for many roles on matchdays and also non-matchdays.Considering putting myself forward for a volunteer position in the clubhouse to urge people to stop being shy and usher them towards that bar thing when they get to the end of the zigzag queue. It must be what the polite middle classes do in Waitrose at the self service tills, except at Hamlet there isn't an employee on hand to direct them to the next available free till to complete the drink transaction.
Paula I am starting to wonder if you would like a return to the good old days whenIt’s always a tough one to expect fans to step forward and volunteer when it’s known that there a quite a number of paid staff at the club, either directly or in a contracted role. Was actually quoted a figure of the number of individuals by a senior person at the club detailing the amount of people receiving some sort of payment and I was shocked given that so much was undertaken voluntarily or for some beer money in my time on the committee. Indeed there were many of us who ended up well out of pocket in those days like so many in a similar situation across non league football.
This. Our volunteer/attendance, is to put it put it politely, lacking.The club (and all football clubs) always need more volunteers for many roles on matchdays and also non-matchdays.
The more people that help the less often people need to volunteer their time.
Nobody has asked for volunteers in the bar as far as I am aware. All bar staff are paid London Living Wage.There's an awful lot of money moving through that bar on a match day. Is that really where we need volunteers? From an outside perspective I think there's room for volunteering on many other fronts and they don't have to be visible to be meaningful. But what do I know.
Are you able to say how many hours / days per week the part time media role is?Help with match day media is definitely one I can think of because there is way too much for one part time employee.
Haven’t we just lost our head of media etc to be replaced by a part time media person (voluntary or not, I’m not going to surmise)? There’s a few ways that might be read. Possibly that they weren’t doing their job well which from my outside pov seems . That they were offered a better job elsewhere. Or that the position was sacrificed as part of a money saving exercise.Are you able to say how many hours / days per week the part time media role is?
I had just left my job as Head of Media at a football club, I'd probably prefer that randomers on a message board weren't speculating about why.Haven’t we just lost our head of media etc to be replaced by a part time media person (voluntary or not, I’m not going to surmise)? There’s a few ways that might be read. Possibly that they weren’t doing their job well which from my outside pov seems . That they were offered a better job elsewhere. Or that the position was sacrificed as part of a money saving exercise.
I'd prefer it more if the club just made a timely statement to eliminate any - potentially negative - speculation.I had just left my job as Head of Media at a football club, I'd probably prefer that randomers on a message board weren't speculating about why.
If you want to know why that person has left, perhaps you could ask them, or maybe save it for the next Q&A at the club.
How many businesses, let alone football clubs, normally put out a statement when a backroom employee leaves?I'd prefer it more if the club just made a timely statement to eliminate any - potentially negative - speculation.
But it's different as a smaller non league club. We know the employees and volunteers and form friendships with themHow many businesses, let alone football clubs, normally put out a statement when a backroom employee leaves?
Guess it's just a case of good communication.How many businesses, let alone football clubs, normally put out a statement when a backroom employee leaves?
I didn't realise he was just an employee in a business. I thought he was a long term fellow fan who had done loads and loads for the club in the past.How many businesses, let alone football clubs, normally put out a statement when a backroom employee leaves?
By all means ask him then, and I'm sure he'll tell you if that's what he wants.I didn't realise he was just an employee in a business. I thought he was a long tern fellow fan who had done loads and loads for the club in the past.
I’m happy to pass to Kian and let him discuss with you. PM or email me.Are you able to say how many hours / days per week the part time media role is?