I noticed that too! They're generally much more active on twitter/Facebook now. They post stuff that's actually worth reading, not just the usual generic posts. It's definitely going in the right direction. I'm still building the Daggers unofficial Instagram account. We're up to 2500 followers and a...

It would definitely improve the atmosphere. There's plenty of fans the terraces that would sing along with the TBS lot (including myself) but obviously can't. When we play local away games the noise is always good (Bromley, Braintree etc) A better atmosphere would entice a younger crowd - youngsters...

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Also by making the account private any interaction with a follower on one of your photos, will not be seen by that person's followers. So the biggest benefit of having lots of followers is lost instantly. That's true. When we reach our target of 2k followers I'll probably make it public to reap the...

You're comparing the effort it takes to walk into a shop with a simple click of a button. Even with the page set to private you get to see the page information, telling you what it's about etc. It takes no effort at all. What's the point of someone viewing the page and to never see it again as they ...

I see where you're coming from but having it as a private page encourages people to follow us in order to see the content. If we have it set to public, lots of people we follow will have a look at the page and not bother following us back. The aim is to get as many followers as possible so that the ...

Hi all, I don't usually post on here but the other day I was messing around on Instagram and thought I'd search for our official instagram page. I was quite shocked to find our page hadn't been updated since Jan 2016 with just one photo and we only have around 100 followers! I'm quite handy with soc...

I thought our fans were great yesterday. There was a couple of silly chants but nothing worth getting upset about.

I wish the atmosphere and level of singing was as good at home games. That alone would bring in a younger crowd. Kids want noise and banter at football games, not silence.