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[Vorporix]

In my view it is sad to say that the club comms appear to be at an all time low at the moment.

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by Haruki

Really poor article from the Post as it fails to mention that the storm is about the club endorsing this behaviour on its own official twitter account

Weak, selective and spineless 'journalism'. They are firmly in the club's pocket aren't they..

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by ozzy red

We agree on something Phil.

This is totally embarrassing and my concern is that is a reflection on a sizeable section of the support...but I hope that it only reflects a small minority.

The fact that it is being condoned by the "club" is in my opinion beyond belief.

Couldn't agree more Ozzy. Its shameful.

[rob_1072]

Originally Posted by Flintshire Red

Well said alot of posters fail to see that this will attract a lot more new fans than it loses. Accept the donations move on and get on with saving the club rather than crying over a twitter post.

This might generate some people who view us as a second team it’s hardly going to turn them into fans tuning up to games on a wet Tuesday night when we are 17th in the league.

[CRUMBS]

Is there any proof that people are joining the WST like they say they are , or is it a little bit of conning to make it look that way . Some of this money being donated will come from certain board members you would think to boost figures . This lot get up to anything , they are totally untrustworthy and just short of scammer level .

[Jaded]

Originally Posted by Flintshire Red

Well said alot of posters fail to see that this will attract a lot more new fans than it loses. Accept the donations move on and get on with saving the club rather than crying over a twitter post.

I think for me whether or not it's a sound financial move isn't clear. However it's fairly clearly a repulsive move morally and also puts us on shaky ground when it comes to trying to deal with crowd problems in the future (if we have a crowd at some point in the future, anyway!) As a club, it's difficult to see how we can condemn violence having played a part in glorifying it via Twitter.

[Vorporix]

Originally Posted by Jaded

I think for me whether or not it's a sound financial move isn't clear. However it's fairly clearly a repulsive move morally and also puts us on shaky ground when it comes to trying to deal with crowd problems in the future (if we have a crowd at some point in the future, anyway!) As a club, it's difficult to see how we can condemn violence having played a part in glorifying it via Twitter.

And herein lies the problem.

[Percy Sugden]

Originally Posted by Vorporix

And herein lies the problem.

Decisions are made in a bubble surrounded by Pete Jones beer glasses, so us simple fans can’t get involved.

Giving any recognition to the alleged events in Manchester is unprofessional and poor from the club in my opinion.

[Until_The_Final_Whistle]

so general consensus is that "professional" clubs condone fans that fight police, do nazi salutes, and are openly racist, but Wrexham is "unprofessional" for having a laugh about some terrible people getting their heads kicked in?

bizarre.