tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-63160152012-02-16T01:01:57.590-08:00On things of interest that are happening in the sport and on the web. Some advice on how to make your own club website (and a blog). We also had a listing of all the clubs in Australia that had websites. This extra listing increases the website's chances of appearing higher in a Google search.Brucenoreply@blogger.comBlogger151100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6316015.post-1137644415553128892011-07-07T20:15:00.000-07:002011-12-20T15:21:00.538-08:00

To rival the SBS TheWorldGame.com.au the Australian Broadcasting Corporation has the page: abc.net.au/news/sport/football/ Note that it has a site feed. Postings to the site can be fed straight into your PC. ..football/rss.xml For Site Reading Software we recommend blogbot for Outlook www.blogbot.com/out/ Blogbot for Outlook is an RSS/Atom/blog aggregator that plugs into Microsoft Outlook 2000/XP

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The Sydney Morning Herald 10 June 2010 had this graphic to illustrate the results of an online sports poll. OK so what does this say about the Rugby-League obsessed SMH and the rest of Australia?

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Fair Trade is about giving disadvantaged people power by paying producers and workers fair prices for their work and challenging unfair trading practices. It is about giving a fair go, not charity. So buy your next Soccer ball from here:etiko.com.au/sports/soccer

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Football Daily from BBC Radio 5 live. Every day's football news, interviews and discussion. Highlights from Radio 5 Live’s reporting of everything about football. Sure there is a British focus, but they don't miss much..[more..]

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For the latest football (soccer) highlights, videos and live Football.This site relies on searches across all the popular video sites for its content.Add the feed from the site to your Google home page:

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Make a Team Website that is fully customisable with team colours and logos.VanillaSports.com offers a well rounded package of free-to-use programs for sports organisations. You can use it as a team or club website or as an add-on to pre-existing sports club sites.Child protection is an important consideration when sharing information about teams' activities. The site provides a private and safe

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So you want ideas on how to set up a website for your football club!You can do it yourself. Here is where you start.To make any website you must first imagine your audience.Who are they?What do they expect?When will they visit?Why are they visiting the site?How will they find the site?To look more closely at these questions have a look at the WinHelp page:winhelp.com.au/play/football/your/

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The soccerclub.net.au website serves two purposes:1. To help people to search through the network of all the soccer clubs in Australia (.au)To achieve this we will be encouraging every club with a website to register their details with us. If your club is already on our list and you want to (and are authorised to) change the details for the club email us white@msn.com.au2. To help people who have

Brucenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6316015.post-1149999159675865122006-06-10T21:06:00.000-07:002006-06-19T16:56:10.966-07:00

Rampant soccer fever has been reported from Ghana. They call it Soccer too even though they do not have another football code to confuse it with. By the way this site is not promoting the use of the word Soccer, but we do encourage the use of these terms: AFL; League and Union, so that the word Football is less ambiguous. Until then..

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Your District Association has an events calendar. This should be published by now. Use it as a guide to finalise your club calendar.Remember to include:* Committee meeting to finalise registration * Date and times for registration* Grading dates and times (You have booked the ground)* Date to indicate team numbers to the association* Coaching training* Finalise grading and forward registration

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Monash City Junior Soccer Club have moved to:www.monashcityjuniorsoccerclub.com.au

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1. Remember that children participate for pleasure and that winning is only part of the fun. 2. Never ridicule or yell at a child for making a mistake or losing. 3. Be reasonable in your demands on young players' time, energy and enthusiasm. 4. Teach your players to always follow the rules, which are unbreakable. 5. Whenever possible, group players to ensure that everyone has a reasonable

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World of Soccer - According to Byte Sized Coaching www.bytesizecoaching.com for their club program. Also: www.down-the-line.com for the E-Zine. www.worldofsoccer.com to find out more about them

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1. Encourage children to participate. Do not force them. Remember that organized sport is for children's enjoyment, not yours. 2. Focus on the child's efforts and performance rather than on winning or losing. 3. Encourage players to always participate by/to the rules and official's decisions. 4. Never ridicule or yell at a child for making a mistake or losing a game. 5. Positive comments

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1. Give all children an equal chance to participate. 2. Ensure that rules, equipment, length of games and training schedules suit the age, ability and maturity level of players. 3. Provide quality supervision and instruction for players. 4. Remember that children participate for enjoyment. 5. Don't over-emphasise awards. 6. Help coaches and officials highlight appropriate behaviours and

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