FOF Bloggers Wanted

[Admin]

A part of Friends of Fulham that we don't really utilise, but was wondering if anyone would like to Blog for FOF on a regular basis? Although set up, it's not really taken off, but then again, it's not really had that much exposure.

You can view our Blog here: http://www.friendsoffulham.com/wordpress/ but please feel free to give any feedback, or how we can improve this to interact more with Friends of Fulham.

[Northern Cottager]

I'm in. Should you feel my oponions and construction of those are worthwhile.

[Peabody]

At the risk of being thought thick, what is blogging?

[Max Headroom]

I'm happy to blog too....

[Barrett487]

At the risk of being thought thick, what is blogging?

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[Rhys Lightning 63]

I remember doing this job back when the idea first came up, then dissertations got in the way.

Gladly willing to take up the role again

[Wingnut]

At the risk of being thought thick, what is blogging?

I would say it's a personal web site or web page, where an individual records opinions and information. But someone else may define it better than I.

I would agree with this definition but I would also add that it is presented in an informal manner.

[fulhamben]

can i use it to recruit for php?

[PaulJ123]

I'm in if you'd like a pessimistic/idolise McCormack view on things

[Logicalman]

At the risk of being thought thick, what is blogging?

Mr P, if you recall Alistair Cooke's Letter From America, if that was put into a written form, it would be a blog. 

[HatterDon]

I used to do the "View From South Texas" on a regular basis, but our inability to watch Fulham live over here has made timely match reporting almost impossible. This season, there have been a few "feature articles" that I have half written and then decided not to submit.

The problem is that it seems that my target audience has become so resolutely negative and confrontational. There are people that have to be flogged constantly -- Kit, Ruiz, Hugo, Parker -- and any counter point-of-view is met with, "I don't care what the data are, I know what I see and I won't listen to anything I don't agree with."

For several years now, I've submitted a lot on here to generate discussion and passionate [or dispassionate] analysis. At times, I would purposefully take an almost surreal point of departure, just to stimulate a good-natured broad ranging discussion. It's kind of sad, but I don't think the readership for that sort of writing prevails here anymore.

[Lighthouse]

I used to do the "View From South Texas" on a regular basis, but our inability to watch Fulham live over here has made timely match reporting almost impossible. This season, there have been a few "feature articles" that I have half written and then decided not to submit.

The problem is that it seems that my target audience has become so resolutely negative and confrontational. There are people that have to be flogged constantly -- Kit, Ruiz, Hugo, Parker -- and any counter point-of-view is met with, "I don't care what the data are, I know what I see and I won't listen to anything I don't agree with."

For several years now, I've submitted a lot on here to generate discussion and passionate [or dispassionate] analysis. At times, I would purposefully take an almost surreal point of departure, just to stimulate a good-natured broad ranging discussion. It's kind of sad, but I don't think the readership for that sort of writing prevails here anymore.

I think the readership is there. But there is a lack of patience amongst many. A belief that the player not playing is better than the one playing until he does indeed play is becoming laughable but entertaining. I tend to think if you enjoyed writing them then I wish you would continue.  There is enough of us out there who would appreciate them and enjoyed them before.

[Berserker]

I basically will discuss most thing, problem is not every body wants to listen to my wittering's. I miss a lot of the people who have left this forum as I loved listening to their view point.

I do want to do a blog from a women point of view on supporting Fulham, but as I will include other musings apart from football I will do it independently away from FOF

[WhiteJC]

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[Shredhead]

This is an excellent idea and it will work better if there are a few bloggers as inspiration can run dry. I know as I attempt to keep 2 blogs alive.
By the way,  I'd love to read Beserker's views.