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Post by swarfiga on Jul 16, 2017 17:51:09 GMT
Great sponsors, however even the thought of listing to oor brutal DJ say the, your Arnold Clark Mercades Benz Fife Flyers has me cringing already. Craig Stephen offered to do the announcing as and when he could when he was free and apparently that moron said he wouldn't do it unless he was doing it permanently
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Post by joestoyanovich on Jul 16, 2017 18:49:05 GMT
He's no that daft then !
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ronniemac
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Post by ronniemac on Jul 17, 2017 9:35:39 GMT
The DJ is brutal and a huge negative on the match night experience in my opinion, cringing already, same old scenario Mk7 coming up.
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Post by stewartgibson on Jul 17, 2017 9:47:29 GMT
Maybe a bit dramatic but game nights have never been the same without Craig..
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Post by waterboy on Jul 17, 2017 11:28:09 GMT
Maybe a bit dramatic but game nights have never been the same without Craig.. No not dramatic at all, elements such as the announcer or DJ can make or break a game night. Getting these positions wrong can have a massive effect on the customer experience. Little things like playing music way to loud or over away fans signing does have a big impact on the atmosphere at a game. Its not an easy job and you really do need to know your stuff and understand the game and the atmosphere (constantly shouting "Flyers are on the powerplay" to one of the most knowledgeably crowds in the UK is just wrong IMO). Maybe I'm wrong but growing up listening to Malcolm Sherris made me appreciate a good simple announcer rather than the cheer leading guff we get served today. That might work at other clubs but its just no us Fifers!
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Post by tackleberry on Jul 17, 2017 13:32:49 GMT
Maybe a bit dramatic but game nights have never been the same without Craig.. No not dramatic at all, elements such as the announcer or DJ can make or break a game night. Getting these positions wrong can have a massive effect on the customer experience. Little things like playing music way to loud or over away fans signing does have a big impact on the atmosphere at a game. Its not an easy job and you really do need to know your stuff and understand the game and the atmosphere (constantly shouting "Flyers are on the powerplay" to one of the most knowledgeably crowds in the UK is just wrong IMO). Maybe I'm wrong but growing up listening to Malcolm Sherris made me appreciate a good simple announcer rather than the cheer leading guff we get served today. That might work at other clubs but its just no us Fifers! Agree with most of that, but you have to remember that the power play was sponsored by McDonald's so helped generate income......ironic I know because there are easier ways of generating income, like signing a couple of hardy pups.
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Post by stewartgibson on Jul 17, 2017 14:18:22 GMT
Maybe a bit dramatic but game nights have never been the same without Craig.. No not dramatic at all, elements such as the announcer or DJ can make or break a game night. Getting these positions wrong can have a massive effect on the customer experience. Little things like playing music way to loud or over away fans signing does have a big impact on the atmosphere at a game. Its not an easy job and you really do need to know your stuff and understand the game and the atmosphere (constantly shouting "Flyers are on the powerplay" to one of the most knowledgeably crowds in the UK is just wrong IMO). Maybe I'm wrong but growing up listening to Malcolm Sherris made me appreciate a good simple announcer rather than the cheer leading guff we get served today. That might work at other clubs but its just no us Fifers! dont know if its just me but simple things like announcing the starting line before puck drop gets me fired up!!
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Post by joestoyanovich on Jul 17, 2017 19:06:03 GMT
The DJ is brutal and a huge negative on the match night experience in my opinion, cringing already, same old scenario Mk7 coming up. I agree Ronnie I don't like his DJ style, the over the top voice, the loudness of the music and a host of other things but this forum shouldn't be a place where people are called out as morons, we should be better than that.
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Post by swarfiga on Jul 17, 2017 19:17:34 GMT
The DJ is brutal and a huge negative on the match night experience in my opinion, cringing already, same old scenario Mk7 coming up. I agree Ronnie I don't like his DJ style, the over the top voice, the loudness of the music and a host of other things but this forum shouldn't be a place where people are called out as morons, we should be better than that. I never called him that based on his DJing ability, more based on when he goes on his rants on twitter calling people haters and his general attitude
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Post by creased on Jul 17, 2017 20:26:11 GMT
Maybe a bit dramatic but game nights have never been the same without Craig.. No not dramatic at all, elements such as the announcer or DJ can make or break a game night. Getting these positions wrong can have a massive effect on the customer experience. Little things like playing music way to loud or over away fans signing does have a big impact on the atmosphere at a game. Its not an easy job and you really do need to know your stuff and understand the game and the atmosphere (constantly shouting "Flyers are on the powerplay" to one of the most knowledgeably crowds in the UK is just wrong IMO). Maybe I'm wrong but growing up listening to Malcolm Sherris made me appreciate a good simple announcer rather than the cheer leading guff we get served today. That might work at other clubs but its just no us Fifers! Sherris was diffrent class .
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Post by waterboy on Jul 17, 2017 20:45:25 GMT
The @flyersdj twitter account doesn't exist anymore, no idea why but it's gone.
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Post by creased on Jul 17, 2017 21:22:30 GMT
A new DJ would be a great signing .... Here's hoping 🙏🏻
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