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Post by hypotenuse on Feb 5, 2019 21:33:57 GMT 1
Hes everything the club would want in his role. Approachable, friendly and happy to take the time to respond. Id bet the fans of clubs like Man utd, Liverpool, etc couldn;t imagine the same from their version of jarvis. Sadly i think theres some truth to the idea our quota of nob heads has gone up a lot since getting to the prem. They can't tolerate failure because as 'Town fans' all theyve known is success. One consolation of going down is most will lose interest again. Yes - there are fans in their early 20s who have never known what a relegation is like. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2019 21:58:20 GMT 1
Hes everything the club would want in his role. Approachable, friendly and happy to take the time to respond. Id bet the fans of clubs like Man utd, Liverpool, etc couldn;t imagine the same from their version of jarvis. Sadly i think theres some truth to the idea our quota of nob heads has gone up a lot since getting to the prem. They can't tolerate failure because as 'Town fans' all theyve known is success. One consolation of going down is most will lose interest again. Yes - there are fans in their early 20s who have never known what a relegation is like. They soon will. |
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Post by impact on Feb 5, 2019 22:05:05 GMT 1
Hes everything the club would want in his role. Approachable, friendly and happy to take the time to respond. Id bet the fans of clubs like Man utd, Liverpool, etc couldn;t imagine the same from their version of jarvis. Sadly i think theres some truth to the idea our quota of nob heads has gone up a lot since getting to the prem. They can't tolerate failure because as 'Town fans' all theyve known is success. One consolation of going down is most will lose interest again. Yes - there are fans in their early 20s who have never known what a relegation is like. If they haven't been fans since the day they were born that's their own fault! |
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Post by londonterrier23 on Feb 5, 2019 22:17:38 GMT 1
Sad to hear. Sean Jarvis is a very decent, humble, hard working chap.
Many (not all) of our support has lost all kinds of perspective and the internet let’s all kinds of 🔔 🔚join in
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Post by mayorofcov (BFHB) Honours on Feb 5, 2019 23:23:20 GMT 1
Probably one of the most hideous commercial directors I have ever had a pint or 10 with
A true Millbridge Pikey and a great bloke, but by hell is he ugly.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2019 23:42:00 GMT 1
Since I don't and never will read the Examiner, what has been said? The Examiner is a good local paper, one of the best in my opinion. A lot of local papers are disappearing or going weekly. Local papers are part of the fabric of a healthy community. It'll be a shame when/if it disappears. No it isn't, it is utter shite, and a disgrace to journalism. In fact it is that shite Otium regularly links it to back his 'facts and statistics'. |
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Post by galpharm2400 on Feb 6, 2019 11:27:58 GMT 1
If we sack everyone at the club for a bad season(still seeing it in the context that the greedy league is quite ridiculous, monetary wise) then the championship is going to surprise some of our newer support..
even with the parachute money and 2 years tv cash etc etc we will still be in the never ending money pit..
wait till the signings come good in a lower league and see the difference in the comments..
the club has definitely and without question been up against it since we got here and our 'status' has been seen, even by some of our own support totally out of proportion ...
truth is we are still fighting championship clubs for players and if you take that as a starting point then the rest of the footballing side and commercial side can be seen in proper context..
it might be a little different next season but the competition and the money will still be ridiculous..
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Post by teddytheterrier on Feb 6, 2019 11:58:28 GMT 1
I don't understand why would Jarvis be getting abuse? Doesn't he work on the commercial side of the club? He's doing a great job imo. 1 of the few that deserves no criticism atm imo.
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Post by royrace on Feb 6, 2019 12:10:35 GMT 1
Some people just don't understand he is commercial only and has absolutely nothing to do with team affairs, not that it would make it OK if he was. Doing a cracking job too (except for the cartoon dog replacing the club  in probably the most high profile season in 111 years but I wont dwell on that). I don't really see why its made the paper though, I guess if you're high profile and on twitter it goes with the territory sadly. |
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Post by benhomly on Feb 6, 2019 12:18:12 GMT 1
Some people just don't understand he is commercial only and has absolutely nothing to do with team affairs, not that it would make it OK if he was. Doing a cracking job too (except for the cartoon dog replacing the club in probably the most high profile season in 111 years but I wont dwell on that). I don't really see why its made the paper though, I guess if you're high profile and on twitter it goes with the territory sadly. I'm sure our commercial team do a cracking job and the abuse is just ridiculous. It surprises me though that we still have a number of players who have no sponsor yet this season; strange for a Premiership club. |
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Post by Town Duppy on Feb 6, 2019 12:29:41 GMT 1
Yes - there are fans in their early 20s who have never known what a relegation is like. They soon will. They will understand the crack when we go down.  |
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Post by Porrohman on Feb 6, 2019 12:58:27 GMT 1
Some people just don't understand he is commercial only and has absolutely nothing to do with team affairs, not that it would make it OK if he was. Doing a cracking job too (except for the cartoon dog replacing the club in probably the most high profile season in 111 years but I wont dwell on that). I don't really see why its made the paper though, I guess if you're high profile and on twitter it goes with the territory sadly. Maybe it's to try and get the dickheads to lay off him by pointing out he's commercial side rather than playing side rather than trying to get through to them on twitter |
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Post by space hardware on Feb 6, 2019 13:04:21 GMT 1
It's probably due to the fact that, while we were going through a record breaker of a disastrous run on the field and a very lacklustre transfer window off it, his was the only visible club presence on social media. While he was (presumably) tweeting about the latest club partnership, as honourable and necessary as that is, fans were probably hoping to hear of a high profile loan signing or a statement from the CEO about the direction of the club.
So his was the only direction that the Twitter mouthbreathers could vent off in, I reckon.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2019 14:09:07 GMT 1
If we sack everyone at the club for a bad season(still seeing it in the context that the greedy league is quite ridiculous, monetary wise) then the championship is going to surprise some of our newer support.. even with the parachute money and 2 years tv cash etc etc we will still be in the never ending money pit.. wait till the signings come good in a lower league and see the difference in the comments.. the club has definitely and without question been up against it since we got here and our 'status' has been seen, even by some of our own support totally out of proportion ... truth is we are still fighting championship clubs for players and if you take that as a starting point then the rest of the footballing side and commercial side can be seen in proper context.. it might be a little different next season but the competition and the money will still be ridiculous.. what a great post you have summed it up perfectly but some on here wont understand |
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Post by Hank Hill on Feb 6, 2019 15:50:54 GMT 1
Hes everything the club would want in his role. Approachable, friendly and happy to take the time to respond. Id bet the fans of clubs like Man utd, Liverpool, etc couldn;t imagine the same from their version of jarvis. Sadly i think theres some truth to the idea our quota of nob heads has gone up a lot since getting to the prem. They can't tolerate failure because as 'Town fans' all theyve known is success. One consolation of going down is most will lose interest again. Yes - there are fans in their early 20s who have never known what a relegation is like. Saying that, I've never seen Town relegated, but I don't go slagging off the club's backroom. First game for me was back in 2007 when we lost 0-4 at home to Swansea in League one. Some say it was masochism that I wanted to come back and see more, but if the Premier League bandwagon can't handle the championship, I say good riddance to them. |
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Post by Galpharmer on Feb 6, 2019 15:56:41 GMT 1
Some people just don't understand he is commercial only and has absolutely nothing to do with team affairs, not that it would make it OK if he was. Doing a cracking job too (except for the cartoon dog replacing the club in probably the most high profile season in 111 years but I wont dwell on that). I don't really see why its made the paper though, I guess if you're high profile and on twitter it goes with the territory sadly. Bravo. Agree with all that. |
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Post by Farsley Terrier (UK product) on Feb 6, 2019 16:00:26 GMT 1
Yes - there are fans in their early 20s who have never known what a relegation is like. Saying that, I've never seen Town relegated, but I don't go slagging off the club's backroom. First game for me was back in 2007 when we lost 0-4 at home to Swansea in League one. Some say it was masochism that I wanted to come back and see more, but if the Premier League bandwagon can't handle the championship, I say good riddance to them. I've seen so many relegations that I appreciate how demoralising they can be. I also forget that many young uns have never experienced this so it's a first for them. I'm not sure we should be saying goodbye to fans who maybe just need a little educating though. |
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Post by galpharm2400 on Feb 7, 2019 7:04:15 GMT 1
Saying that, I've never seen Town relegated, but I don't go slagging off the club's backroom. First game for me was back in 2007 when we lost 0-4 at home to Swansea in League one. Some say it was masochism that I wanted to come back and see more, but if the Premier League bandwagon can't handle the championship, I say good riddance to them. I've seen so many relegations that I appreciate how demoralising they can be. I also forget that many young uns have never experienced this so it's a first for them. I'm not sure we should be saying goodbye to fans who maybe just need a little educating though. going down by a cock hair could well be more upsetting.. the last day scenario is a tough one to take and you and the club have less time to prepare for it.. agreed its far more work than being comfortable mid table with a month and a bit to go but its not to be.. Planning early and getting relegation out of the system lon, long before a new season might be more beneficial for us? none of the above rules out an 8 match winning run and a right heart attack last few games this season..  |
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Post by dewsburyterrier on Feb 20, 2019 14:29:20 GMT 1
SJ's twitter activity has reduced to virtually nothing of late. Really saddens me that it appears that some on line thugs have got to him.
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Post by El Mel on Feb 20, 2019 14:35:41 GMT 1
SJ's twitter activity has reduced to virtually nothing of late. Really saddens me that it appears that some on line thugs have got to him. Think he's on holiday tbh. I know he sacked this place off a while ago but I'm sure he'll pick up where he left off on twitter and Facebook when he's back. |
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Post by dewsburyterrier on Feb 20, 2019 15:16:19 GMT 1
SJ's twitter activity has reduced to virtually nothing of late. Really saddens me that it appears that some on line thugs have got to him. Think he's on holiday tbh. I know he sacked this place off a while ago but I'm sure he'll pick up where he left off on twitter and Facebook when he's back. Thanks, I hope he is. |
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Post by yappledapple on Jul 13, 2019 11:44:47 GMT 1
Nice little Huddersfield 100 article...
No mention of the main shirt sponsor though; will probably see that on Wednesday at Rochdale.
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Post by bigtruck on Jul 13, 2019 21:54:46 GMT 1
Nice little Huddersfield 100 article... No mention of the main shirt sponsor though; will probably see that on Wednesday at Rochdale. Just don’t have a Paddy if you don’t like who it is. Just Power on through |
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in probably the most high profile season in 111 years but I wont dwell on that). I don't really see why its made the paper though, I guess if you're high profile and on twitter it goes with the territory sadly.
