Lawrie on twitter

[Blair]

Yeeeeee this is so good!!!!!!!!!!

keep it in your pants mate

I forgot how much of a Git u are.

 

[Sym]

dude.. : (

 

[fedelta]

Yeeeeee this is so good!!!!!!!!!!

keep it in your pants mate

I forgot how much of a Git u are.

don't hurt me ultra!!!!1

 

[Brighty]

Agree with Jaza n co, but seeing him Tweeting at Half time was not a good sight in comparison to Aurelio hammering the whiteboard. Adelaide won, we lost... I dunno but good marketing i guess.

x 2!! I agree that it is a good marketing tool to get fans involved.... but doing this at half time is a little absurd to me. Before and after the match would be fine but not during the game, especially one we were NOT dominating!!

 

[Razorback]

Pull Your Head in Lawrie!!! Numskull

 

[Marinerchick]

he should be more concern about our play than twitter he is there to do a job not play with his phone if i play with my phone at work i would be sacked.

+1

He's making himself out to be a bit of a prat (even though he's not)........it's one thing 'tweeting' but being seen on live TV doing it during a match that we go on to lose 3-0 ?

Well he's leaving himself wide open imo.

Enter Foster later on today.

Take a tip Lawrie......'tweeting' is for the under 15's.

Oh really is i t now?, so because i am over the age of 15yrs, im not allowed to use twitter?

 

[marinermick]

Pull Your Head in Lawrie!!! Numskull

intelligent contribution to this debate

 

[FFC Mariner]

Actually its Numbskull

Carry on

 

[Jaza_SFC]

Take a tip Lawrie......'tweeting' is for the under 15's.

Actually, I think Twitter would have the highest average age (by some distance) of all recent social media phenomenons. It has a generally very mature audience.

Lawrie responded to a good crack about Steve Corica today quite honestly - good man.

 

[soundsdifferent]

Pull Your Head in Lawrie!!! Numskull

i agree A-League coaches engaging the community is totally wrong, all A-league clubs should ban coaches from doing anything that may engage the community. oh and while the we are at it. lets put a cap on the crowds at bluetongue as well, that would be another great way of getting people into the game..?

 

[soundsdifferent]

Take a tip Lawrie......'tweeting' is for the under 15's.

Actually, I think Twitter would have the highest average age (by some distance) of all recent social media phenomenons. It has a generally very mature audience.

Lawrie responded to a good crack about Steve Corica today quite honestly - good man.

also twitter is the most appropriate site for what he is aiming to do. which is telling us small details about the team which otherwise we most likely wouldn't get to hear.

 

[Sym]

Never used twitter, don't rly give a toss what someone is doing or thinking every hour of the day.

 

[Arabmariner]

I guess I'm in the minority here  :

Can't quite get my head around this whole 'twittering/facebook stuff etc

The Mrs joined 'facebook' a couple of months ago because she's involved with some committee and it's how the members comunicate apparently...........she keeps getting these bizzare messages saying "so and so wants to be your friend"..........it f**kin cracks me up !

Ah well I got used to texting after about 10 years.............

 

[soundsdifferent]

twitter is just simply a site where you write in about 130 characters what you are doing.. and then you read what others are doing.. or in lawries case he writes news about the team, its not really for communicating with others i.e having a conversation more letting them know what you are doing.and twitter is very celebrity based as well.. facebook is more for networking.

 

[FFC Mariner]

We want Miron on Twitter......and Con.

 

[Teddy Bear]

Its a great idea he is engaging the community but for 120 minutes a week pull your head in Lawrie and leave the thing alone. Whether you were only on it for a couple of minutes is irrelavant. Your team is nil all at half time in a tough battle. The tv camera shows you head down in your blackberry at half time. Your team loses three - nil. Only leaves you wide open for criticism.

 

[Jimmy]

Fox sports asked Lawrie to twitter during half time last Saturday, he did not wish to at first. But they managed to persuade him by saying that they'd give it a plug etc.

He did not deserve the roasting that the commentators gave him.
The following day Fox called Lawrie to apologise.

Straight from the big man himself.

 

[Chimmi]

I think it's a great way to communicate with the fans, as previously mentioned it only takes a few seconds and it makes us feel closer to the team. As for tweeting during half time, I doubt a tweet can change the way 22 men play a game.

Lawrie - Keep being awesome!

 

[Marinerchick]

Fox sports asked Lawrie to twitter during half time last Saturday, he did not wish to at first. But they managed to persuade him by saying that they'd give it a plug etc.

He did not deserve the roasting that the commentators gave him.
The following day Fox called Lawrie to apologise.

Straight from the big man himself.

that wouldnt suprise me, fcking fox sports, bozza had no right whatsoever to say what he said..

I think it's a great way to communicate with the fans, as previously mentioned it only takes a few seconds and it makes us feel closer to the team. As for tweeting during half time, I doubt a tweet can change the way 22 men play a game.

Lawrie - Keep being awesome!

+1

 

[FFC Mariner]

And he talks to Jaza? Is there no end to this mans greatness?