I wished Notts realised that fans would sit in the view, so an overhead camera angle would help avoid this - whilst people moving across could be avoided by placing areas off the limit of walking (as not to interfere or obstruct the camera).

Just so I am not taken the wrong way, I know the fans in the view, and they're well within their entitlement to get the best view possible.

I don't think anyone has intended to obstruct the view, but as a viewer, I do cringe how professionals don't take the production side seriously. I am an amateur who has limited knowledge, but I have always aimed to improve. With Notts, it's like video isn't taken seriously or that they can't be bothered.

It's distracting and irritating though, I wished they'd learn from this.

As for the event, I wished I felt well enough to attend - I was a lucky random person selected, but health wise got in the way.

I watched the video the day after when it went up, some interesting thoughts and questions.

I won't be telling Ian Burchnall how to do his job, or claim his tactics are wrong though.

 

I like how Ian Burchnall explains his decisions, he speaks very well throughout and it's hard not to connect with him.

i thought the fan forum would lift the spirits of the club, notts needs to beat yeovil. a loss will only put more pressure on ib and i dont think hes the issue. we play better football, just the defensive issues. someone should have asked what ibs plans are to tighten up the back.