Man Utd
Working in sport and digital means a Sunday scroll through Twitter isn’t just memes, GIFs and Covid-19 updates. Indeed, the story of Manchester United’s search for a Head of Social Media was a hot topic recently with The Mirror reporting it as the pursuit of a ‘super fan’
Barcelona
Last week Instagram launched IGTV, billed as a “long-form, vertical video” channel for fans to watch content from their favourite creators. Naturally, several football clubs are among the first to post content for their fans. Clubs such as Juventus, Barcelona, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Derby County have
Accrington Stanley
League Two side Accrington Stanley have come up with a novel way to make money – sell tickets for a game whichcould have happened. When they lost out to Yeovil in the second round of the FA Cup, the team watched as their League One counterparts were subsequently granted a bumper
Crystal Palace
Appointing a new manager is a pretty big deal for football clubs, and as such gets a lot of attention from the press. That’s why clubs have whole strategies around announcing such news. There’s the photos to plan and the press releases to write, and that’s without
Man Utd
In another watershed moment for Twitter, Manchester United used the platform to break the news of David Moyes’ sacking earlier today. It’s quite a bold move for a club that only actually launched its profile at the beginning of this season once previous incumbent Sir Alex Ferguson – who was