yes we are getting one in the coming year i am playing around with it at the moment and would like your input.

what would you like on there?
what wouldnt you like to see?

any ideas welcome

Chris Leikvoll profile.

What is a 'subsite' ?

Is it the addition of more sections to the actual site ?

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Dunno really. I'm not a huge fan of subsites having things that you can regularly find on any decent sport website, like match reviews/analysis. It's a lot to ask but it would be nice just to read some decent opinions on the team and players, be it from fans or anybody higher who may be willing to help. I like reading things about statistics as well, I'm not too sure how available they are for the general RL fan, maybe Phil Clarke is only allowed them.

A decent picture area that's well looked after would be pretty nice. There's a clothing website called Crooked Tongues and they have an area called 'What I'm wearing', where people put pictures of their trainers on for people to show. A similar sort of dedicated area for fan pictures would be pretty nice, whether they're in-game or inside/outside of stadiums, most pictures usually provide a laugh. It'd be pretty cool to see if anybody could produce things like 'fan art', i.e. nice graphics and edits of players and so on, although I admit it can be dodgy ground with regards to the AUP.

Not sure how easy it is to have somebody dedicated to writing a blog/column on a small subsite like this, but having a regular column talking about burning topics around the club (squad headaches, contracts, youngsters, etc.) would be pretty decent, providing it's somebody balanced and willing to create a debate, not antagonise/WUM people.

There are plenty of things that can be done well, there are many fansites/blogs and stuff that have worked well with some football club supporters, but a standard has to be set and maintained. I hate nothing more than something that starts well then ends up going downhill, hopefully those who contribute (assuming you want fans to contribute) can set the bar pretty high.

If it's as up to date as the "Stefan Ratchford blog" then I'm all for it.

well some good ideas could have something along the lines of people submitting their burning issues and will put it on with a comments option or i can collate ideas that come up on the forum and create a "backchat" type situation

If you also want people to write the occasional article then I'm available. I'll pm you if you're interested.

yeah will want peoples articles and opinions and maybe a few peoples takes on match reports, but i dont think the subsite will be live untill next season now i am still editing it and making it run smoothly

Have a look at Bilkos Wigan one. A fantastic site with lots of good information. A hell of as lot of work has gone into it. wigan.rlfans.com/news.php

Have a look at Bilkos Wigan one. A fantastic site with lots of good information. A hell of as lot of work has gone into it. wigan.rlfans.com/news.php

In addition to the Chris Leikvoll profile (and on a serious note), don't make it just a carbon copy of the official site. I think it should be a fanzine style thing, opinions and a bit of humour mixed in. A bit rough around the edges kind of thing. That Wigan one is top notch though, especially the history pages.

Won't last more than two months before dying a slow death. The effort involved for no thanks but plenty of criticism is just not worth it.

How Bilko manages to do it with the Wigan sub-site is beyond belief and that site should be your marker as it is an exceptional source of information (unfortunatley primarily relating to Wigan though).

well i am a house husband so i have plenty of time on my hands