Twitter Slough Town FC

[Tom]

For those of you that use Twitter the Offical Website has now joined.

 

Follow the tweets at http://twitter.com/sloughtown

[Chris]

Please note that this will be one of the main resources next season of 'live match updates' for the away games when were not running them on the official site.

[Staines-upon-Thames Rebel]

Twitter - thats where people write about what they are doing - "I have just breathed in", "I have just breathed out", "I am placing one foot in front of the other and am walking - how great am I".

 

Just goes to show how sad some people are that they think others are actually intrested in their mundane world. Either they are desperate for some attention or their egos need to be reeled in!

 

Twitter, surly it should be Twatter?

[Chris]

Not at all Staines, Twitter acts as a way of communitcating quickly and efficiently with users who 'follow you'. It enables you to get short sharp messages to a number of people within minutes either via text message, email or by users who are 'twittering'. These messages can have a big knock on effect.

 

There are also commerical opportunities you can create via twitter which I won't bore you with but it's a very attractive tool that more and more businesses are using these days.

[GarySTFC]

You only have to look at the adoption of twitter by football clubs from the top level down to see how it is being embraced and utilised as an information distribution and marketing tool.

[brighton_rebel]

OK Twitter has some uses - for football and mass demonstrations such as the recent ones in Iran. But i'm with Staines, on the whole its a load of old twaddle. 'Sorry i was so busy twittering, I forgot to have a life and have anything interesting to twitter.'

[michaelSTFC]

As a Slough fan living abroad, Twitter only enhances the link between fan and club. Especially when it can be used to supply match updates. It's the only thing that's made me sign up for Twitter. Well, that and Stephen Fry.