Patriots official twitter feed

[102 Pat]

I think it might be Jonathon Kraft who runs the twitter feed. I base this speculation on a twitpic that was posted during halftime of a home game last year. The pic looked like it was taken from the general area where the Kraft's always sit.

 

[borg]

Question....Do you guys watch the games with your cell phones by your side, anxious to read others' opinions of your your seeing?

 

[Uncle Rico]

Question....Do you guys watch the games with your cell phones by your side, anxious to read others' opinions of your your seeing?

As you've probably noticed the game-day threads are pretty popular. So it's not a stretch to imagine that folks with patsfans.com open on their laptops or whatever have a bunch of other tabs open. Really just an extension of patsfans.com, eh? Comparing opinions and stuff?

 

[jmt57]

Personally I would prefer to see the team's official twitter feed resemble press releases. That is, attempt to keep it business-like, more neutral, and less inflammatory. Then if they really want to say something like that, an individual such as one of the PFW guys can comment. I would have thought that whomever the employee is that runs the twitter account would have been instructed to keep it more straight-laced, but perhaps I am wrong; maybe they considered the twitter audience to be one where they could let loose far more than on traditional press releases and press conferences.

Regardless, I think Breer completely overreacted. It's not as if what was stated was not factual. A little over the top, but it was a big win for the team against a division rival. It's difficult to not consider Breer's dour outlook for the team and his primarily negative comments about them for the last few months; it's tough to consider him an impartial and neutral observer at this point.

 

[patman12]

Doen't bother me but it does give Patriots haters more fuel for their eternal flames.