Within hours of joining and sending his first tweet on Wednesday, more than 350 followers had jumped on board.
“I don’t have a detailed understanding of what it’s all about yet, or know the difference between a tweep or a tweet!,” Trigg said.
“But I do know that social media has been embraced by our Club as an opportunity to get closer to our fans and sponsors.
“I see this as another way I can have direct contact with our people. If I want to get something out there, this seems to be a pretty good way of doing it.”
Find Steven’s feed at www.twitter.com/crowsceo
Adelaide’s officlal Twitter www.twitter.com/adelaide_fc has been operating for nearly two years. Currently we have more than 8000 followers, who receive information, news, updates, exclusive behind-the-scenes photos and random comments from our communications and supporters services teams.
A dozen Crows players are also on Twitter, including Kurt Tippett, Bernie Vince,Sam Jacobs, Brodie Martin and Jared Petrenko.
Twitter is a free social networking and micro-blogging service that enables its users to send and read messages known as tweets of up to 140 characters. These are displayed on the author's profile page and delivered to the author's subscribers who are known as followers.
