Bobbyespania
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Having been going to the Far East for a few years now I can safely say our club is getting more fans each year now
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Tim of the Oak
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Having been going to the Far East for a few years now I can safely say our club is getting more fans each year now
We've always had some Chinese fans. Used to go in the choppy after the game near the Williws in the late 70s and 80s. The family were all Blues. Slighter smaller scale to today's global market I know.
Blue Mooner
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i dont bother with mancity.com as its slow and complicated.
the golden rules of a top website is 1) The user interface is easy to use 2) The speed shouldn't make users wait for information or content 3) The appearance is current and modern ... pity that the official site only partially delivers on one of those things.
Think City sacrificed the main site and users just for the sponsorship cash from Wix.
Just shows how much misinformation and assumptions there can be around bluemoon. City's website platform is provided by a company called Sitecore.
The company that delivered the first incarnation of the site site was a company called Aqueduct http://www.aqueduct.co.uk/about.html#section-about-clients
Seems like they still have City in their client roster but seem more keen to promote Sunderland's website.....
Talking of websites.
I've just had a look at the Daily Fails sports page. After scrolling down, United have 15 articles, some relating to this weekend's figure against Liverpool, and we have *1* about Jesus.
There you have it. You could probably replicate something similar across most of the newspaper and football related websites this weekend, on-going.
I've just had a look at the Daily Fails sports page. After scrolling down, United have 15 articles, some relating to this weekend's figure against Liverpool, and we have *1* about Jesus.
There you have it. You could probably replicate something similar across most of the newspaper and football related websites this weekend, on-going.
Talking of websites.
I've just had a look at the Daily Fails sports page. After scrolling down, United have 15 articles, some relating to this weekend's figure against Liverpool, and we have *1* about Jesus.
There you have it. You could probably replicate something similar across most of the newspaper and football related websites this weekend, on-going.
They know where the clicks come from and its the scum so it never will end.
They know where the clicks come from and its the scum so it never will end.
Yes. The Rag sheep will keep on clicking blindly, regardless of how s**t and pointless the article's are.
It's safe to say the Daily Fail must have their own dedicated United reporting office/department.
kaz7
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I saw an ad today on one of channel 5's channels for Wix using our site as their marketing tool,cheeky sods have ruined ours
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Yes. The Rag sheep will keep on clicking blindly, regardless of how s**t and pointless the article's are.
It's safe to say the Daily Fail must have their own dedicated United reporting office/department.
I think every broadcasting/meedya print office has it own RagBureau. 'Tis the only way that so much bilge can get turned out on such a regular basis! It's also the reason (just watching the news about Costa and against whom do they have him scoring?) why we seem to get only negative articles.
crizack
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Our site is shite!
Went on it once when it changed. Not bothered going on it since.
Dont know who they pay to develop it but they should get a refund.
Went on it once when it changed. Not bothered going on it since.
Dont know who they pay to develop it but they should get a refund.
TCIB
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Just shows how much misinformation and assumptions there can be around bluemoon. City's website platform is provided by a company called Sitecore.
The company that delivered the first incarnation of the site site was a company called Aqueduct http://www.aqueduct.co.uk/about.html#section-about-clients
Seems like they still have City in their client roster but seem more keen to promote Sunderland's website.....
The site still looks like a wix template to me, this other company may manage it and modify it only. It all comes back to us needing a custom made site. We essentially have to say to wix, can we modify the hell out of it...will it still look like a wix site...err well about that. They will not be happy at all bud.