If it's in quotes it's a fact so it cannot be a rumour. No one can change what someone said....that's against the law and I'm sure they won't invent quotes for nothing.
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Not that it will make a difference by telling me Martin (as I obviously have no say in that), but what would improve it out of curiosity?
Well, realistically there's no way to make it good, it needs a complete redesign. Compare it to a site that has professional design like http://soccernet.espn.go.com/ and see the difference.
simple? it's not simple... it's balanced, solid and serve the function... that's where the new media designers come into mind... that's why we got paid...
Aside from all the advertising (which noone likes or wants), it`s elegant. Fonts are good looking, color combinations are pleasant, layout is logical and easy to follow, easy to navigate etc. soccerage.com was big and messy but still much much better than goal.com. I don't know what possessed them..
Layout? I doubt you can even call it that. Although I do visit goal.com, I'd have to say its a poor excuse for a decent website. Sure the articles are interesting and add a touch of drama in the way they are written. In addition to making them interactive for readers. I'd easily say soccerage was way ahead both in terms of format and layout. Too bad it was done away with because the guys at goal.com have certainly gone back in time. Anyway, as a piece of advice to the technicians, if they even deserve that tag, I'd have to say a simple design would lend it a touch of sophistication that it could do with, given that we're in 2005.
zalayeta is our super-sub... last season he really did a great job when juve was lacking in attacking options...
i think that this season his job is to score in the coppa italia and help juve progress to the final...