Information Starvation?
What's going on...?
By stonehousealbion
August 24 2015
Times change. Not so long ago, "alllbion" (as this site was known) was a hotbed of info, opinion, analysis of varying degrees, gossip and interaction with other fans. Gates have dropped as well - did all the posters here go elsewhere? Was it Exeter, social media, other sports - or did folks just get bored with forums?
Feel free to voice your opinions on where you look for information, where you would most like to see more useful stuff and where it is most lacking.
There's a poll elsewhere on the board, so let us know where you go searching for info when you absolutely, positively gotta know what's happening at Albion.
Information Starvation?
Posted by: Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged)
Date: 24/08/2015 19:35
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Re: Information Starvation?
Posted by: lobina (IP Logged)
Date: 25/08/2015 10:30
Probably the poor results on the pitch.
Re: Information Starvation?
Posted by: Igwok Dominus (IP Logged)
Date: 27/08/2015 01:13
I would agree that poor results have turned people off, but even then I was expecting a much harsher reaction to the situation that the club found itself in. No need for moderation - thank you.
Hopefully the new season will give us something to get excited about.
btw
My body is a temple - I desecrate it every day
Re: Information Starvation?
Posted by: Albiforever (IP Logged)
Date: 28/08/2015 09:52
Albi supporters voted with their feet due to a poor string of results even back to 2013-14. Lots of my chums lost interest and just stopped going to the Brickfields. A few went to Shandy Park but not many. Maybe TV as well, now widely available via the internet.
I was furious about being relegated and almost insolvent, but I agree, those supporters who were left seemed to accepted it.
In retrospect, I feel that what happened has galvanised the hardline support. There has been at huge amount of work and effort ( much voluntary ) going on at the Brickfields and there is a different ' feel ' about the Club now.
All good. All positive. Once we start winning, the support will reappear, as has happened at Argyle.
I was furious about being relegated and almost insolvent, but I agree, those supporters who were left seemed to accepted it.
In retrospect, I feel that what happened has galvanised the hardline support. There has been at huge amount of work and effort ( much voluntary ) going on at the Brickfields and there is a different ' feel ' about the Club now.
All good. All positive. Once we start winning, the support will reappear, as has happened at Argyle.