Dunwoody Programme Fiasco

[Sheffield Red]

Looks like Dunwoody incapable of producing matchday programmes now. Not good to have a 20,000 crowd and no programmes to sell:

http://www.thestar.co.uk/news/Owls-apology-for-no-match.3982105.jp

[Phil_S]

Diamandis continues to screw things up then

[Batch]

Perhaps Dunwoody are going down the pan then.

Either way, thankfully no longer our problem

[Ardiles]

Diamanditic.

[pauld]

The club has had a long-standing relationship with Dunwoody but, following several telephone calls to the company today enquiring as to the whereabouts of the programme, no satisfactory answer has been forthcoming.

Dunwoody only informed the club at 5.10pm today that they would not be able to deliver programmes for this match

We could have had one around Christmas

The club has had a long-standing relationship with Dunwoody but, following several telephone calls to the company today enquiring as to the whereabouts of the new stadium, secure financial future and more investors than you can shake a stick at, no satisfactory answer has been forthcoming.

Dunwoody have yet to inform the club that they would not be able to deliver the promised investment, new stadium, financial stability, reliable accounts or indeed anything else much despite years of promising to do so.

[Sheffield Red]

This has to be a first, an apology from Dunwoody though true to form they go on to blame somebody else:

http://www.swfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/0,,10304~1290860,00.html

[Fred Elliot]

I bet Sturrock had a wee chuckle

[RobertT]

This has to be a first, an apology from Dunwoody though true to form they go on to blame somebody else:

http://www.swfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/0,,10304~1290860,00.html

Hmm, I thought he owned the printers they used as well.  Although it would be ironic them getting stiffed by another company going out of business (please note I'm assuming the closing bit refers to the company going bust rather than locking the front door, which would be altogether laughable).

[pauld]

He certainly used to so may still do. Making it all the more likely they've gone titsup.com, presumably it would have been the receiver who refused to release the stock.

[@MacPhlea]

Highly likely that the printer refused to release the programmes as a result of non payment of monies owed by Dunwoody ;-)