Wrexham FC and media

[fluffysheepsupporter]

I am the first to admit I need some help with some of the modern technology . So if it is you tube streaming is it you tube who get it wrong or the Wrexham FC end?. Lots of others on here have said that the Yeovil you tube offering was the best yet( the only one I missed) so I have to wonder.

[louisleftboot]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

I am the first to admit I need some help with some of the modern technology . So if it is you tube streaming is it you tube who get it wrong or the Wrexham FC end?. Lots of others on here have said that the Yeovil you tube offering was the best yet( the only one I missed) so I have to wonder.

The YouTube side of it is posted by our media team. The actual matches are hosted and streamed by an outside company (obviously we have people like Glyn/commentators in the stadium from our media team).

As far as that video goes, Mark may have had audio issues without realising, or perhaps there was an error when he uploaded the video to YouTube.

[Whistler]

Last nights coverage wasn't U Tube it was InPlayer Ltd a company based in London, for a dinosaur such as myself I found access to the coverage excellent and very easy to pay for and log on, funnily the only other coverage which was slightly better was the U Tube coverage of Yeovil v Wrexham. The coverage of Solihull Moors was absolutely atrocious to the point I missed most of the first half their live streaming was very poor

[waxcrayon]

Originally Posted by Whistler

I had the misfortune to purchase the live stream last night without any problem whatsoever, which I must admit was really good (shame the game didn't live upto the coverage), Dixie as co-commentator was excellent as was the camera work, but that's as far as it goes the standard of football that was served up by both teams was appalling to say the least, in my opinion the players, have, this early in the season stopped playing for Keates and although I am not someone who advocates the removing of the management team, to save our season I fear that is the only option. He has lost the players as well as the majority of fans.

Ye media team did well just Carn polish a turd

[Wrexy]

Has there been a missive sent from Lord Spencer (probably as a PowerPoint deck) for absolutely everybody even remotely connected to the club to keep it positive? Possibly to protect revenue from streaming.

Dean's in on it, so is Mark Griffiths and even the guy who works at the Leader. I mean just look at these Leader ratings:

ROB LAINTON: A frustrated observer for most of the night. One decent save. 6

REECE HALL-JOHNSON: Didn’t get forward as much as he’d have liked. Solid at the back. 6

JAMIE RECKORD: Allowed Jeffrey to tie the Barnet defence in knots before a switch to central defence late on. 6

THEO VASSELL: One superb bit of defending prevented Barnet cutting Wrexham open. 6


FIACRE KELLEHER: Calm and composed at the back for the Reds. 6

JAY HARRIS: As energetic as ever and even got into a wrestling match with JJ Hooper. 7

LUKE YOUNG: Works very well in tandem with Harris. Kept the ball moving. 7

ELLIOTT DURRELL: Not as influential as Jeffrey, but still one of the most likely to make something happen. 7

ANTHONY JEFFREY: A real livewire. At the heart of almost every promising Wrexham attack. 8

JAKE BICKERSTAFF: Started very brightly, but faded and was replaced just after the hour. 6

KWAME THOMAS: Held the ball up, brought people into play and ran his socks off. 6

SUBS: ADI YUSSUF: Quiet after coming off the bench. 5

JAMES HORSFIELD: Did what he had to in a brief cameo. 5

JORDAN DAVIES: Played left-back for the final 10 minutes. 5

[sparky]

Originally Posted by Wrexy

Has there been a missive sent from Lord Spencer (probably as a PowerPoint deck) for absolutely everybody even remotely connected to the club to keep it positive? Possibly to protect revenue from streaming.

Dean's in on it, so is Mark Griffiths and even the guy who works at the Leader. I mean just look at these Leader ratings:

ROB LAINTON: A frustrated observer for most of the night. One decent save. 6

REECE HALL-JOHNSON: Didn’t get forward as much as he’d have liked. Solid at the back. 6

JAMIE RECKORD: Allowed Jeffrey to tie the Barnet defence in knots before a switch to central defence late on. 6

THEO VASSELL: One superb bit of defending prevented Barnet cutting Wrexham open. 6


FIACRE KELLEHER: Calm and composed at the back for the Reds. 6

JAY HARRIS: As energetic as ever and even got into a wrestling match with JJ Hooper. 7

LUKE YOUNG: Works very well in tandem with Harris. Kept the ball moving. 7

ELLIOTT DURRELL: Not as influential as Jeffrey, but still one of the most likely to make something happen. 7

ANTHONY JEFFREY: A real livewire. At the heart of almost every promising Wrexham attack. 8

JAKE BICKERSTAFF: Started very brightly, but faded and was replaced just after the hour. 6

KWAME THOMAS: Held the ball up, brought people into play and ran his socks off. 6

SUBS: ADI YUSSUF: Quiet after coming off the bench. 5

JAMES HORSFIELD: Did what he had to in a brief cameo. 5

JORDAN DAVIES: Played left-back for the final 10 minutes. 5

I wish he marked my exams at School.

Jesus, talk about easily pleased. Complete codswallop, and I suspect he knows it.

[Hometown Unicorn]

Originally Posted by sparky

I wish he marked my exams at School.

Jesus, talk about easily pleased. Complete codswallop, and I suspect he knows it.

Absolutely he does. Cushty job he's got though in a tough field of work.

[OneLoveWrexham]

Originally Posted by Wrexy

Has there been a missive sent from Lord Spencer (probably as a PowerPoint deck) for absolutely everybody even remotely connected to the club to keep it positive? Possibly to protect revenue from streaming.

Dean's in on it, so is Mark Griffiths and even the guy who works at the Leader. I mean just look at these Leader ratings:

ROB LAINTON: A frustrated observer for most of the night. One decent save. 6

REECE HALL-JOHNSON: Didn’t get forward as much as he’d have liked. Solid at the back. 6

JAMIE RECKORD: Allowed Jeffrey to tie the Barnet defence in knots before a switch to central defence late on. 6

THEO VASSELL: One superb bit of defending prevented Barnet cutting Wrexham open. 6


FIACRE KELLEHER: Calm and composed at the back for the Reds. 6

JAY HARRIS: As energetic as ever and even got into a wrestling match with JJ Hooper. 7

LUKE YOUNG: Works very well in tandem with Harris. Kept the ball moving. 7

ELLIOTT DURRELL: Not as influential as Jeffrey, but still one of the most likely to make something happen. 7

ANTHONY JEFFREY: A real livewire. At the heart of almost every promising Wrexham attack. 8

JAKE BICKERSTAFF: Started very brightly, but faded and was replaced just after the hour. 6

KWAME THOMAS: Held the ball up, brought people into play and ran his socks off. 6

SUBS: ADI YUSSUF: Quiet after coming off the bench. 5

JAMES HORSFIELD: Did what he had to in a brief cameo. 5

JORDAN DAVIES: Played left-back for the final 10 minutes. 5

[Wrexy]

If I worked for the Leader...

ROB LAINTON. Knew he was in for a quiet night when he saw JJ Hooper leading the line for Barnet. 5

REECE HALL-JOHNSON: zero understanding with Durell in front of him. Plays better when Durell is not in his way and he has 30 yards to run into to compensate for dreadful touch 4

JAMIE RECKORD: Keeps slinging in first time crosses from deep that don’t beat the first man instead of giving simple passes to others 4

THEO VASSELL: Looked bored. Can’t pass 4


FIACRE KELLEHER: up against JJ Hooper so hardly broke sweat except when Barnet player annoyingly kicked ball away several times 5

JAY HARRIS: lucky not to get sent off 5
LUKE YOUNG: gone backwards this season. Offers zero creativity 3

ELLIOTT DURRELL: Makes nothing happen. Unfit and spends much of the game walking. Tries ambitious 40 yard cross balls to compensate for inability to do the basics. Like running. 3

ANTHONY JEFFREY: Headless chicken with no end product. Worth trying down the middle 5
JAKE BICKERSTAFF: Offers zero goal threat. Incredibly naive in getting caught offside multiple times. Deservedly hooked 3

KWAME THOMAS: makes JJ Hooper look like Alan Shearer. Dire 2

SUBS: ADI YUSSUF: Happiest player on the pitch after picking up his match bonus 3

JAMES HORSFIELD: I’d nodded off by this point so didn’t even realise he was on 4

JORDAN DAVIES: Over hit a couple of crosses but gets an extra point for being a local lad 5