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The Accies Twitter feed tweeted a couple of days ago that Jesus had an appointment with a specialist to confirm the extent of they damage, they then tweeted that they didn't expect good news, they then put a story on the official website confirming that he was out for the rest of the season (I assume after the specialist had confirmed the damage). Not sure what more they could do Porcupine?
The Accies don't communicate mantra is a recurring theme but perhaps people are looking in the wrong places for their info. The website is slow to be updated (not sure why they felt the need to spend money on a new website) but the Accies Twitter is excellent with numerous updates per day, photos from pre-season, updates from U20 games etc...
In the age of social media now and again news will get out before it can be officially announced but again I'm not sure what can be done when someone bumps into Donatti while he's signing up or that the stadium has Superseal getting painted all over it before the sponsor is ready to announce it to the media.
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I read the Jesus news on here before I seen it from the Accies Twitter, just like with every signing too. Ham Ad Sport is good for info too.
This isn't peoples imaginations. From people not getting queries answered , to the lack of information for fans, the official club website/twitter page is usually the last to know.[/quote]
I posted my query on 25th July about Jesus's injury. The Accies Official site's message was not posted until 27th July
By that time it was known to many, if not me. I am of an age that I don't 'do' Twitter, but I have now taken to look through the Twitter feed on the site for any snippets of news.
We are all agreed that for many years under different owners, Accies communication is still utterly pathetic, and is not conducive to building up any new support for the Club. Slow communication, or downright incompetence, is unforgivable in this modern world of 'instant' messaging. Those of us, not resident in Hamilton and therefore not buying the Hamilton Advertiser, rely on web-site information to keep up up to date with what is happening, if we are not on Twitter. Accies support has always been long suffering, small in number, but loyal. Many of us travel significant distances to support the team at home, as well as away games, but this seems irrelevant to those in charge at NDP.
EXAMPLE
For all new season ticket purchasers, I hope that they find their seat without too much bother at the first home game where season tickets kick-in. The stand steps have all been repainted, (great) but last Saturday there were NO LETTERS on any of the steps on our section. Pearhaps, this has been completed in the last week.
And, "Reserved"stickers (on seats not now Reserved) just will add to confusion, and ideally should be removed at the end of each season. Another lack of professionalism.