Flaherty

[slf]

Is he gonnae buy a season ticket ?

[slf]

Just now, slf said:

Is he gonnae buy a season ticket ?

Right in among the fcu 😃

[Setting Son]

27 minutes ago, slf said:

Right in among the fcu 😃

In section B 

[MySpazz]

4 hours ago, PSJ.84 said:

Yep - took over half way through the double season and was patronising as ****. 

Mr Guidi

I am an award winning journalist, experienced broadcaster and published author who has established a strong reputation within football and the media as the former Chief Football Writer for the Sunday Mail, President of the Scottish Football Writers’ Association and member of the SFA Congress. I have since transitioned into consultancy for businesses and individuals seeking to strategically enhance their media profile through a range of bespoke support services.

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[saintgscot]

14 hours ago, Strawman said:

Are the owners of Binn not massive Saints fans.

Flaherty worked there before but I never got the impression that he was the reason they sponsored the kit.

John MacGregor is massive saints fan

[blueheaven]

18 hours ago, RandomGuy said:

Hes still listed on Binns website as an employee.

Maybe he is still with them, but I'm a bit sceptical about how often some of these companies actually update their websites.

12 hours ago, MySpazz said:

Mr Guidi

I am an award winning journalist, experienced broadcaster and published author who has established a strong reputation within football and the media as the former Chief Football Writer for the Sunday Mail, President of the Scottish Football Writers’ Association and member of the SFA Congress. I have since transitioned into consultancy for businesses and individuals seeking to strategically enhance their media profile through a range of bespoke support services.

Having made a tangible impact on the media management of several high profile organisations and public figures throughout my career, I have built an extensive contact network, PR expertise and experience in large scale event management that has enabled me to maximise their media exposure and positively impact their public image.

Please don’t hesitate to get in touch for further detail on the services that I can offer you or your business, and please see my career summary below for my experience in these areas.

Testimonials on my career & experience are available on request from:
o David Moyes - Real Sociedad Head Coach
o Neil Doncaster - SPFL Chief Executive
o Tony Kenny - William Hill Head of Sponsorship

It's actually quite remarkable that someone with this experience had such a negative impact on our club's communications. The lengthy silence in the aftermath of the Rangers ticket shambles is something that will stick with me for a long time. How could he possibly have thought that ignoring the fans was the best approach and that it would turn out well?

I always found it a bit odd that a guy seemingly specialising in media and PR had zero presence whatsoever on social media. 

[california_saintee]

13 hours ago, blueheaven said:

It's actually quite remarkable that someone with this experience had such a negative impact on our club's communications. The lengthy silence in the aftermath of the Rangers ticket shambles is something that will stick with me for a long time. How could he possibly have thought that ignoring the fans was the best approach and that it would turn out well?

I always found it a bit odd that a guy seemingly specialising in media and PR had zero presence whatsoever on social media. 

Or how someone who'd been employed by sports radio shows could be so ear-bleedingly awful at commentary.

(Not forgetting, "F-L-O-N-I-X-DOT-CO-DOT-UK")

In fact, with that, the constantly terrible public relations, and the poor quality of prose in his press releases, I can't think of anyone less skilled as a "Media Expert" than Mr Guidi.