Nooo! Building relationships with people who can help you is nefarious and evil and not at all a major part of all business everywhere.
UK 'has particularly extreme form of capitalism'
We urgently need to rethink the role of business in society, says the author of a new report.www.bbc.co.uk
Got to love the WMCA and the knock on effect that Coventry Labour agreed to.
Because the club give them no information they've got nothing to report.
What has this got to do with having a media management strategy?
Because the club give them no information they've got nothing to report.
That would just be populism mate.
How about employing a public relations firm masquerading as a society to push dodgy public policy.
Don't talk such rubbish, the telegraph pick and choose what they report... im sure if Tim fisher was caught in a brothel then it would have been all over the paper yet it wasn't even mentioned when a wasps director was...
same as with all the stuff about the reasons why we aren't at the Ricoh, why would the club give them extra access when they have already proven that their stance is firmly black and gold rather than sky blue
Don't talk such rubbish, the telegraph pick and choose what they report... im sure if Tim fisher was caught in a brothel then it would have been all over the paper yet it wasn't even mentioned when a wasps director was...
same as with all the stuff about the reasons why we aren't at the Ricoh, why would the club give them extra access when they have already proven that their stance is firmly black and gold rather than sky blue
Wasps were spending lot's in advertisement with them, CCFC were spending nothing with them.Hahahahaha
You think the paper so desperate for content it makes five articles about a Twitter comment is picking and choosing what to print.
Classic.
Hahahahaha
You think the paper so desperate for content it makes five articles about a Twitter comment is picking and choosing what to print.
Classic.
I have a feeling that any kind of serious Wasps story, positive or negative, would barely be worth the CT's time. They're just not relevant to people in Coventry.
That's why they have employed somebody to cover them pretty much exclusively.
Wasps were spending lot's in advertisement with them, CCFC were spending nothing with them.
The mess all newspapers are in these days, nevermind local papers they won't piss off the advertisers or they could lose them.
As a result, always positive Wasps news and either none or negative CCFC news till TL started reporting up to date news and actually reporting stuff we wanted to read (i think i remember not long ago him reporting something and people on here told him to be carefull or he would lose his job).
Looks like it has helped him as he has been promoted to Premier League reporting.
Let's hope the new guy sees this and does not hide away and reports real articles and does not hide away and go back to 5 things......
They are not relevant to us BUT as Wasps spend money on advertising it keeps them happy and means they will spend more with them.I have a feeling that any kind of serious Wasps story, positive or negative, would barely be worth the CT's time. They're just not relevant to people in Coventry.
I'm talking about stuff regarding on the field - transfers, injuries etc. They give the paper much less info than they used to due probably due to stances taken on the stadium etc. I reckon they've deliberately given them bum steers in the past so they report something that doesn't happen and they look silly and discredited as a reliable news source. It also makes the paper more wary to print stuff they've told if they're uncertain the source is trustworthy.
Other thing is social media pretty beats them to the punch everytime - it's a direct line of communication so no need to wait for another journo to write it up/release. So by nature it's always behind on the news, which kind of negates its purpose and you end up with the clickbait 'content' crap you see from most news outlets these days.
I think i've just explained that on my last post. Yes i agree 100% but businesses are doing whatever they have to do to survive and Wasps help pay the bills, CCFC don't pay anything to them. Maybe if CCFC want fairer reporting they will have to advertise with the CT and pay more than Wasps and then they will be on our side. It's wrong but that's the way the world works at the moment.The thing for me that will never sit right is when talks broke down last year for a return to the Ricoh, the telegraph did nothing to try and help the situation, barely reported on the reasons that the football club gave for it and never questioned wasps on the indemnity clause
They did a fine job applying pressure to the relevant people when we went to Northampton but have done (and carry on doing) fuck all to help us get back to Coventry now and their inability to write anything negative about wasps doesn't give their readership the full picture which is basically what their job as journalists is
Exactly Nick, they are paying the CT probably more than anyone else.That's why they have employed somebody to cover them pretty much exclusively.
I think i've just explained that on my last post. Yes i agree 100% but businesses are doing whatever they have to do to survive and Wasps help pay the bills, CCFC don't pay anything to them. Maybe if CCFC want fairer reporting they will have to advertise with the CT and pay more than Wasps and then they will be on our side. It's wrong but that's the way the world works at the moment.
I agree with you, in the old days CCFC was the papers main story (probably still is), but in those days you brought a paper to read it (if you want a free press keep buying the paper).And it is a fecking travisty isn't itthe issue is that there are still people I know who get all their info from the telegraph so they don't get the whole facts and base their judgements and reasons for not going to watch the club on what the telegraph say (or don't say in this case)
it just stinks to high heaven and the club shouldn't have to pay for advertising to be reported on properly by the paper of the city it belongs in especially when it isn't due to a club from London
That's why they need advertising money, without it there is no CT to slag of in 2 years time.
It’s an out of date medium. Things move on. Can’t see any “in print” newspapers in the next 10 years
They do.
Imagine how many hits they would have got with some negative Wasps stories they chose not to mention.
Vast majority of the population of the city don't give a shit. Only interesting to Wasps fans (which won't be many), possibly CRFC fans and the vociferous anti-Wasps CCFC fans. Most CCFC fans, unless it relates to the stadium, wouldn't be that bothered either.
This board doesn't reflect the entire population of the city, just a small number with a shared interest.
That's some proper tin hat stuff there mateeven since wasps turned up the telegraph have treated the football club as second class citizens so no wonder they don't want to speak to them, why would they
Vast majority of the population of the city don't give a shit. Only interesting to Wasps fans (which won't be many), possibly CRFC fans and the vociferous anti-Wasps CCFC fans. Most CCFC fans, unless it relates to the stadium, wouldn't be that bothered either.
This board doesn't reflect the entire population of the city, just a small number with a shared interest.
So why do they employ somebody especially to cover them if there's nothing in it for the Telegraph to report things about them?
Amazing isn't it that they have someone covering them full time yet he somehow missed a huge story that made all of the national press...
Dallaglio 'spent £10k in brothel offering cocaine & high-class hookers'
RUGBY great Lawrence Dallaglio spent £10,000 in a brothel offering cocaine and high-class hookers, a court has heard. The former England captain and TV pundit used his own bank cards to make paymen…www.google.com
He didn't miss it, he was fully aware of it.
It is the same as one of their players said to the national media about the manager going and he wanted "the truth to come out". The telegraph copied the rest of the quote but left that line out so it didn't look bad.
Exactly. But people still believe they're fair & impartial?
Can you imagine a City player making a comment like that & the Telegraph not wanting to dig deeper?
Or imagine Fisher was spending thousands on hookers & cocaine (not the first time for Dallaglio either), would they somehow miss that? Doubt it.
Instead they post horrendously critical stories of a City player for having the audacity to buy a new car!
Don't forget, the souring of relationship was down to the angle the Telegraph took against the club rather than the other way around.
Crowley is ridiculous. Firstly claiming losing £50m means you don’t k ow what you’re doing while defending owners who lost 50% more than that. Secondly that printing what people are saying about the club because the club aren’t talking sours the relationship.
Let’s remember the campaign against Sisu as owners came about when they were threatening to liquidate the club and it looked like a serious threat to the existence of the club. Same as the Hoffman takeover. It’s dragged up as some smoking gun but it’s not without context.
Seems everyone forgotten what it was like in 2014, but have remembered all the responses.
Crowley is ridiculous. Firstly claiming losing £50m means you don’t k ow what you’re doing while defending owners who lost 50% more than that. Secondly that printing what people are saying about the club because the club aren’t talking sours the relationship.
Let’s remember the campaign against Sisu as owners came about when they were threatening to liquidate the club and it looked like a serious threat to the existence of the club. Same as the Hoffman takeover. It’s dragged up as some smoking gun but it’s not without context.
Seems everyone forgotten what it was like in 2014, but have remembered all the responses.
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