Comments on: Blackjack Blog has gone NUTS!!!! http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/ Football in Tasmania Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:00:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Blackjack http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-2005 Blackjack Sun, 01 Apr 2007 09:22:24 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-2005 The final stats for March are as follows: Hits: 143,202 (19 hits per visit - someone's reading a lot) Number of visits: 7526 (4.07 visits/visitor) Pages: 70209 (9.32 pages/visit) We have had visitors from: United Kingdom, Ireland, Ukraine (don't ask me!!), Japan, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, New Zealand, Samoa, PNG, China, USA & France The clubs that visit in the most, as a direct link from their club's website (in order) are: Tilford Zebras Kingborough DOSA Clarence (they reckoned they were going to blow my stats sky high) Beachside (I'm sorry for everything that was said about you guys. :-) ) Northern Rangers (even though there's nothing for them to look at!!! :-D ) Melbourne Victory (go figure) Adelaide United (wow) Way to go people. :-) The final stats for March are as follows:

Hits: 143,202 (19 hits per visit - someone’s reading a lot)
Number of visits: 7526 (4.07 visits/visitor)
Pages: 70209 (9.32 pages/visit)

We have had visitors from: United Kingdom, Ireland, Ukraine (don’t ask me!!), Japan, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, New Zealand, Samoa, PNG, China, USA & France

The clubs that visit in the most, as a direct link from their club’s website (in order) are:
Tilford Zebras
Kingborough
DOSA
Clarence (they reckoned they were going to blow my stats sky high)
Beachside (I’m sorry for everything that was said about you guys. :-) )
Northern Rangers (even though there’s nothing for them to look at!!! :-D )
Melbourne Victory (go figure)
Adelaide United (wow)

Way to go people. :-)

]]> By: Blackjack http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-2004 Blackjack Sun, 01 Apr 2007 09:15:32 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-2004 ahhh...NO!!! Advertising = spam, flashing signs, slower loading of pages, etc. It's just not worth the hassle and besides, I'm a ABC kinda guy. I HATE flashing signs, loud annoying voices, etc. Simplicity is the name of the game. This blog is a labor of love and I NEVER want it to become drudgery. A suggestion well intentioned I'm sure but one I'll pass up thanks Boots. :-) ahhh…NO!!!

Advertising = spam, flashing signs, slower loading of pages, etc.

It’s just not worth the hassle and besides, I’m a ABC kinda guy. I HATE flashing signs, loud annoying voices, etc. Simplicity is the name of the game. This blog is a labor of love and I NEVER want it to become drudgery.

A suggestion well intentioned I’m sure but one I’ll pass up thanks Boots. :-)

]]> By: Boots http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-2002 Boots Sun, 01 Apr 2007 08:59:59 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-2002 Blackjack, considering there are this many hits on your blog you could start looking at some advertising via sponsors. This would allow you to run a competion were the winner may score a trip to the mainland to view a major game or something similar. I'm sure you'd get the support from companies with these amount of hits. It just shows you the how much support is in Tassie relating to football, and with FFT really way behind the 8-ball doing Jacks..t. Pardon the pun. Just a thought mate. Blackjack, considering there are this many hits on your blog you could start looking at some advertising via sponsors. This would allow you to run a competion were the winner may score a trip to the mainland to view a major game or something similar. I’m sure you’d get the support from companies with these amount of hits. It just shows you the how much support is in Tassie relating to football, and with FFT really way behind the 8-ball doing Jacks..t. Pardon the pun.
Just a thought mate.

]]> By: sj http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1964 sj Fri, 30 Mar 2007 13:51:54 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1964 no - not harsh on FFT at all - harsh on clubs not able to take advantage of the many courses offered no - not harsh on FFT at all - harsh on clubs not able to take advantage of the many courses offered

]]> By: oncesacked coach http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1896 oncesacked coach Wed, 28 Mar 2007 00:46:13 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1896 SJ YOU ARE BEING VERY HARSH ON YOUR FFT , or should that be ex FFT ) they have implemented acoach education system with mandatory minimum requirements - extra courses - which many previous blog writers supported - so as far as accreditted coaches - we should have plenty running around - but having seen some of the last minute appointments whether they are suitably qualified is a matter for discussion. not sure if this is the right area again blackjack guess i have either a red or yellow card depending on the referee..lol SJ YOU ARE BEING VERY HARSH ON YOUR FFT , or should that be ex FFT ) they have implemented acoach education system with mandatory minimum requirements - extra courses - which many previous blog writers supported - so as far as accreditted coaches - we should have plenty running around - but having seen some of the last minute appointments whether they are suitably qualified is a matter for discussion.
not sure if this is the right area again blackjack guess i have either a red or yellow card depending on the referee..lol

]]> By: Blackjack http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1889 Blackjack Tue, 27 Mar 2007 12:20:45 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1889 sj...what, you mean to tell me there are no 'qualified' coaches in Tasmania that are currently unemployed or not utilising their superior qualification and no new courses in which to obtain these said qualifications before the end of the season?? sj, tell me it isn't so!! I guess the clubs that scak their coach will have to go a poaching then!! LOL sent off your post is not relevent to this topic discussion. Can you please refrain from posting unrelated topics in a unrelated discussion topic. We do have a 'Mixed Bag' topic that would be more suitable!!! ;-) sj…what, you mean to tell me there are no ‘qualified’ coaches in Tasmania that are currently unemployed or not utilising their superior qualification and no new courses in which to obtain these said qualifications before the end of the season??

sj, tell me it isn’t so!! I guess the clubs that scak their coach will have to go a poaching then!! LOL

sent off your post is not relevent to this topic discussion. Can you please refrain from posting unrelated topics in a unrelated discussion topic. We do have a ‘Mixed Bag’ topic that would be more suitable!!! ;-)

]]> By: sj http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1886 sj Tue, 27 Mar 2007 12:03:13 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1886 if a club wanted to sack a coach - where would they find a 'qualified replacement" if a club wanted to sack a coach - where would they find a ‘qualified replacement”

]]> By: sent off http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1884 sent off Tue, 27 Mar 2007 07:44:57 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1884 Hey Blackjack what are the odds on who will be the first coach to be relieved of his duties this year ?? Who will be the first SPL player red carded this year ? First goalscorer in SPL for THIS YEAR ? To keep Captain Australia happy u can include the NPL but doubt if you will get much feedback !!..lol Hey Blackjack what are the odds on who will be the first coach to be relieved of his duties this year ??
Who will be the first SPL player red carded this year ?
First goalscorer in SPL for THIS YEAR ?
To keep Captain Australia happy u can include the NPL but doubt if you will get much feedback !!..lol

]]> By: chalky http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1881 chalky Tue, 27 Mar 2007 07:10:18 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1881 I'd be happy to assist in Moderating a Bulletin Board style forum if one was created. I've done it before in the past and still do currently, it's pretty cruisy and straight foward. I’d be happy to assist in Moderating a Bulletin Board style forum if one was created.
I’ve done it before in the past and still do currently, it’s pretty cruisy and straight foward.

]]> By: Chuq http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1879 Chuq Tue, 27 Mar 2007 06:07:59 +0000 http://tasfootball.plebian.net/blog/20070324/australia-2-d-china-0/#comment-1879 I guess my example is that when I want to see if someone is discussing something relevant to Australian football - I tend to go check The World Game Forum (both the General and Australian forums), then the melbournevictory.net forum "Australian football discussion" section, then the sfcu.com.au "Australian football" forum, then the Whirlpool 'sports lounge' forum, then austadiums.com "Australian sports" section, also the soccertas blog, this blog.... even bigfooty (generally AFL) has a football (soccer) section. There are also others with minimal activity, such as kickoff.com.au and talkaleague.com, also the GGArmy forum. My thought is that if I have something related to, say the SPL, of interest to all clubs, I can just go to a single site, and find everyone there. I haven't been to the individual clubs forums but I would presume they would have, as well as club-specific forums, a generic statewide football forum, which causes the redundancy. All just my opinion of course, but I thought I would post the thought and reasoning that led to my previous post so you could see where I was coming from! I guess my example is that when I want to see if someone is discussing something relevant to Australian football - I tend to go check The World Game Forum (both the General and Australian forums), then the melbournevictory.net forum “Australian football discussion” section, then the sfcu.com.au “Australian football” forum, then the Whirlpool ’sports lounge’ forum, then austadiums.com “Australian sports” section, also the soccertas blog, this blog…. even bigfooty (generally AFL) has a football (soccer) section. There are also others with minimal activity, such as kickoff.com.au and talkaleague.com, also the GGArmy forum.

My thought is that if I have something related to, say the SPL, of interest to all clubs, I can just go to a single site, and find everyone there. I haven’t been to the individual clubs forums but I would presume they would have, as well as club-specific forums, a generic statewide football forum, which causes the redundancy.

All just my opinion of course, but I thought I would post the thought and reasoning that led to my previous post so you could see where I was coming from!

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