I still have no idea what they do. I understand that they are having a meeting with the club and the police are going along but how does that differ from the fans forums which already exist? If I have a query or complaint that I'd like to take to the club it seems I can email the SLOs but surely that is just putting a middle man in the way when I could email the club directly from the same computer. The way I thought it would work was that they would be visible and accessible at games for supporters to directly approach with issues they were facing at the time and they would then attempt to deal with it but so far I haven't seen anyone identifying as an SLO at any home game. Is it because they aren't there or rather aren't to be approached at matches only afterwards? Or is it that they are to be approached but you have to know what they look like? Is there is no way of identifying them unless you know them? Not a complaint at all. I've had no reason to speak to them. I'm just struggling to under stand how they are supposed to operate
********. Rib Noodles will get back to replying to me one day, he's just been busy for the last 8 years
I'm not sure the role of the SLO was supposed to be that of a customer service/complaints person. It seems that is the case at BFC but I don't think that was the intention by FSF etc. As far as the police questions the club said they would not come to the open forum
We are there to act as a link between the supporters and the club if you have any questions relating to the club or suggestions or criticisms we can look into it and get a response from the appropriate person within the club. that is the purpose of the SLO email address. we will be more easily identifiable at matches from next season but at the moment it is learning curve so any feedback is appreciated
So basically it is just a case that for a supporter with a query then one paid member of staff (who has other duties) has been replaced by 3 or 4 unpaid volunteers? Not really there to do anything new, just to replace the existing customer service system
Ah fluorescent colours, that will help us pick them out from the coppers, programme sellers and stewards
I think the idea was that it would be a proactive rather than reactive role. Giving supporters better opportunities to enjoy themselves. Getting the clubs to view supporters in a different light. Not so much about firefighting but ensuring the fires don't happen in the first place. It's something that will evolve and its very much early days I guess.
Yep. but it is a different colour though !, Having said that , knowing BFC they will end up with effluent colours
i only have one plea, re. the SLOs. please don't have a pop at them (well, not yet anyway). they're doing this job for the right reasons, and it's probably one that most of us would give a proper wide berth. my personal view is it's a bit of a thankless task, and they won't deserve the grief they will undoubtedly get. i reckon this one is a case of 'if you've nothing nice to say, say nothing'..
Could not agree more Not a job I would like to be honest Fair play to the people taking part Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
They will be wearing a pink carnation in their buttonhole and will have a copy of the Daily Express under their arm.