LeftyBlaster
Full Member
Is the mail anthrax laced?
I believe they do know the fans aren't happy and the club is monitoring fan forums, social media etc. Think they have done for a few years now.
So you don't think he's gone in 3 games?Yeah, I think you're right.
It will take Old Trafford to turn on LVG for them to sit up and take notice IMO.
Especially if it gets reported in the media.
I mean God forbid those naughty fans tarnishing our reputation and jeopardising future baked beans and wind-eze endorsement deals.
He's bound to take my email seriously. I am a Nigerian prince, after all.
I believe they do know the fans aren't happy and the club is monitoring fan forums, social media etc. Think they have done for a few years now.
So you don't think he's gone in 3 games?
I echo emailing Giggs. Make sure the subject title is 'I'm horny and on live cam now' otherwise he'll probably ignore it.
Why are people against voicing discontent?
Desprete times, desprete measures.
So trueNah, look at Liverpool, they keep on hanging in there.
Ive decided Im going to write an email. Some of you will have your opinions about it but I dont care anymore...
Dear Ed,
Any chance of a team signed United shirt?
Regards,
Green_Red
And the red arrows. And balloons twisted into the words "Feck off". And angry monkeys throwing bottles at the bench. And lions.What about 2 planes at once flying over Old Trafford with messages
Plus a hot air balloon
Every time I think the forums can't stoop any lower someone steps up.
Does the board really know how unhappy we are with the manager? Before it's too late, can we coordinate an effort to make sure we get that message across in a constructive way to the people that matter? I worry that the public discontent has not been strong enough to truly register with them.
I won't be able to stand another year with Van Gaal. I'm tired of complaining on the forum so I've written an email to Woodward to let him know, and I plan to continue emailing him every day and whoever else I can come up with that might be involved in evaluating the manager's performance.
It's unlikely that Woodward will reply and I wonder if he would even read those kind of emails. But if he and his fellow decision-makers sit down to an inbox of 500 messages with subject lines like "Van Gaal is keeping me from renewing my season ticket", at least they would know how the supporters feel.
Let's get this started... I think these email addresses of the managing board members should work. Corrections or additions are welcome.
Woodward's email: ed.woodward@manutd.co.uk
Richard Arnold: richard.arnold@manutd.co.uk
Jamieson Reigle: jamie.reigle@manutd.co.uk
Avram Glazer: contact info?
Joel Glazer: joel.glazer@manutd.co.uk
I sent an email a few days ago. Don't doubt it achieves little on its own but I prefer doing something than sitting in my arm chair with my back to the fire, bowler hat nestled around my well-rounded crown, knowingly shaking my head and guffawing to the heavens at those on redcafe who actually make some attempt to be proactive in response to their discontent.
And at big corporations, the emails of high ranking officials and presidents are managed by administrative assistants who filter out all but very pertinent emails. So it's a possibility that Woodward may never see an email from the vast majority of people who send him one.
filter for emails containing knob, redcafe, wanker and fraud then delete all.That is ture, he won't see a single email. It will either be ignored or you'll get a standard empty generic response.
However what do you think if that mailbox suddenly gets 50.000 mails like that ?
filter for emails containing knob, redcafe, wanker and fraud then delete all.
You don't think one of those personal assistants would atleast notify Edward of 50.000 mails of angry fans ?
In most customer support systems they will have protocols on how to deal with complaints. One of those protocols is that if a complaint reaches a certain threshold volume (as in number of mails received with the same complaint) it has to be escalated to the next hierarchy level. If you get one customer complaining about something, you have some minimum wage customer support employee deal with the mail, if you suddenly hundres of such mails, his superior will be informed, if you thousands, that guys superior will be informed, if it gets to 50.000 I'd imagine it will get escalated to the highest level. A serious organisation can't afford to have 50.000 customers who are so pissed off with the compnay they are angry enough to whrite a serious complaint email, if such a problem presents itself top management will need to know it and address it somehow.
I'am not saying they will get 50.000 of such emails but if they get that kind of communication, they would be absolute fools to simply ignore it as an organisation.
An immediate positive outcome is better than no immediate positive outcome.No you do have a point. If I was an admin assistant and my executive's email started getting swamped with non-generic angry emails from supporters, eventually I would raise the matter with him/her.
Now that being said, I've always said that if it takes the supporters sending emails/flying planes for the board to wake up and let LVG go, then we are fecked, regardless of the immediate positive outcome.
feck that, I hope they sack him in the most humiliating way possible.Vote with your feet. Actions speak louder than words.
Although, I think he is gone by the end of the season. Hopefully, they'll get him to resign rather than sack him.