dipset said:Its great to let the fans know bout this. EVeryone at Chelsea is a family so its family news
That's no justification, you've made a few more enemies which does your reputation no good. It's all fine now that you're the only one with millions of quid, but the ways things are going there will be 5/6 teams with billionaire owners and when that happens you're advantage has gone and making enemies with the head of the PFA, French F.A. and showing the inability to keep what is a club matter a club matter will come back and bite you in the arse. Look at Ashley Cole, he did much worse to us than what Gallas supposidly did, but what did Wenger say after the transfer? "Upon Ashley’s departure I would like to thank him on behalf of the team and everyone connected with the Club for his contribution to our success over recent years, Ashley has always played with his heart for Arsenal.". This is a guy who betrayed the club.
This is a PR gaff of the highest order by Chelsea and it's really no surprise, here's what Simon jordon has to say about your head of PR
The closest I’ve come to losing it with a journalist was in 2002, after London’s Evening Standard, who’d always had great access and cooperation from us, started producing a string of barbed, personal piss takes. I decided that if they wanted to write this stuff, fine, but they weren’t going to do it on our premises, so I withdrew their accreditation. The sports editor’s reaction was this: instead of calling me, he phoned our shirt sponsor to suggest they reduced payments to us because they’d be getting less exposure in the Standard. Then he warned me that banning Standard journalists would have a negative effect on Palace’s results. I asked him what the hell he was talking about, and he implied that if I obstructed his journalists and restricted his press access, the type of coverage they’d be giving us would have a negative effect on morale.
So where is this guy now? Four years on, he’s the top PR man at Chelsea, a club with a reputation for obstructing journalists and restricting press access. PR Week says ‘Simon Greenberg is about to embark on a major charm offensive’ in football, to boost Chelsea’s image. Stand back, and watch him go.
Admittidly Somon Jordon is a prick but the point still stands.