Is there....

[Guest]

An independant St. Albans forum?

 

With the whole website dedicated to the Saints?

[AFF]

The club's Official web-site is www.sacfc.co.uk. There's no forum on it because Webbo doesn't like anything to appear which isn't complimentary to all things yeller & blue.

 

[Treachery & sedition, etc. Lap-dog.]

[Guest]

But theres no unofficial forum?

 

Would anyone be interested in creating one?

[Electric ~soul~]

This is an unofficial forum.

[EFC_Callum]

What's wrong with this?

[Guest]

Nothing, just a forum with its on website.

 

Ahhhh forget it.

[AFF]

Great to see the enthusiasm. Oli.

 

How about a well-run, full-colour, high-tech, cutting-edge web-site with loads of information on players past and present, results, directions to away grounds, news concerning The Mighty Saints etc. etc. with a link to an Unofficial message board where fans would be free to post anything they like without fear, favour or censorship?

 

It could have a Football Forum and a General Forum and, if we could find someone to run it, a Prediction League.

 

Is that what you have in mind?

[Guest]

Yeah that kinda thing, because me and my mate, are looking to create a website anyway, and he goes to St. Albans aswell.

[Electric ~soul~]

Your mate isn't City Skins is he?

[Guest]

No he only has one post, he's called Brainslug.

[EFM The Firm, The Voice]

Quote:

AFF said:
The club's Official web-site is www.sacfc.co.uk. There's no forum on it because Webbo doesn't like anything to appear which isn't complimentary to all things yeller & blue.

[Treachery & sedition, etc. Lap-dog.]

And if the message board is associated with the club and the offical website people with various degrees of age, sex, religion, education and common sense could quite possible find the opinions, both vulgar and offensive. So it is strongly recommended that you refrain from reading the messages if you are likely to be offended.

I'll let AFF do the maths, 50 off the gate every week etc etc!!!!

[AFF]

Its just trash, EFMTFTV.

 

It costs the club £12,000 a year. [Repeat to fade.].