[Lord Didsbury]

I'd beg to differ on that. Away at Notts County I discovered, via Twitter, there was a group of Stanley fans at the other end of the train. I wandered down and indeed gave them a handshake and friendly smile. Chatted to them at half time and walked back to the station with them.

You wouldn't get that on website.

After the Wimbledon game, Fosu came across and shook my hand - having previously conversed with him on Twitter. (A long story).

Twitter isn't really for me in the way it is for enthusiastic users. They have thousands of mates and I have about six. But I don't see the difference in opening Twitter and getting direct and very recent Stanley info rather (and being able to interact if you want) versus opening a web browser and looking at the web site. It's just an app with stuff typed on the screen.

On the otherhand, I would agree that something like information about how to buy season tickets or coach travel, the fixture list etc should be on the web site.