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Ill be better at it than Joe Shmash.

Dry your tears Moses, anyone can make a poster. Anyway, Angus Heal does make a great although brief point (will he put this much effort into the club?) It is the duty of the father to bestow upon his children the knowledge and wisdom of which he knows. A father's aim is to create a better life for his children and help guide them into not making the same mistakes as he once did. I will not be my father's son. Joe Shamash, I will be better. Finally, I will strive to do everything that Moses has falsely promised and due to my actual work experience of running the social media for a firm, I can confidently assure you I will actually get the job done. MoT Speedy Gonzalez

The whole point of social media sec is the ability to paint the club in a good light, and promote it for incoming members. I run my home cricket club's twitter and instagram so have some experience in doing this.
- I would continue the use of teamsheets and encourage match reports if possible.
- I would put forward an idea of a team of the week after every BUCS game day.
- Make sure that the twitter provides updates of games much like it does now.

Vote for me

I’m applying for social media sec as I am an absolute badger for all things LUUMCC and cricket in general.

I use my personal Twitter, Instagram and Facebook every day and have previous experience using Canva to produce posters. Yes I’m heavily addicted to my phone.

I have already been let in charge of LUUMCC’s twitter page for one sunny afternoon in Liverpool, successfully providing our 1,100+ followers with updates and anecdotes (again thank you Liv Uni’s scorer for these), so I know what’s expected of our social media pages.

My targets for social media secretary are to grow all forms of social media, especially Instagram as I feel this is the form of social media that can help grow the clubs engagement the most. Using interactive tools, such as polls and questions, and posting more regularly, I believe I can grow the clubs outreach across the country.

MoT,

Rakheem Cornwall