I’ve just passed the 6 month stage from the date where
I started this Manchester
City
Learning curve.
I don’t mind how honest (please keep it clean though of course); I’ve
never done a Blog before and so I need to know what’s good, what could be
better and what’s down-right awful and / or annoying to readers. Please tell me
what you think.
Equally if you have any ideas for new pages and/or features
then I would be happy to take on board new ideas. I can’t promise that I’ll
employ them but, then again, I just might!
With regards to the regularity of posts, I try to do at
least 2 per week, sometimes but rarely 3. I find that any more and I’ll be in
danger of talking subjects to death for the sake of it and / or coming up with
less interesting snippets to ramble on about. I also work pretty-much full time
and find that Tuesdays, Friday nights / Saturday mornings and Sundays are best
for waffling on. I also don’t yet own a tablet or laptop and so can’t yet get
stuff down at work on my dinner or when away on short breaks or full holidays.
I’m aware that I do lots of pre-match work and don’t
necessarily do much in the way of post-match analysis (apart from ‘back
comments’ just before the next match). Again I would be interested to see if I
have the balance about right for peoples' enjoyment and information.
I try not to repeat what’s already out there already
(what would be the point?) and try also, where possible, to take a different and
quirky side-look at all things Manchester
City
Anything…
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General layout (although I’m no expert – I just experiment)
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Colours
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Other pages / features
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Length of articles in general
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Hyperlinks (are they useful or unnecessary?)
I’m also aware that
when first posting there might be a few spelling, grammatical and / or layout issues;
I do eventually spot and then edit them as soon as possible - then again, the
Blog is call Blue Chews-daze…and I am often 'in one' when I’m typing away.
Thank you.
As promised…
Sam (my pet Westie) got a good walk today from City’s new
training development and so here are some picture updates following the last lot…
Bit of a grey day and it's not the finniest camera around...
First of all, here's a picture of what was the main, walk-in entrance to the corner of the East / South Stand of the main stadium from Alan Turing Way, which has now been blocked off in preparation for work on the connecting bridge that will link the Etihad Stadium to the training complex...
The 7,500-seater stadium where the EDS will play their games. It's coming along nicely! I wonder what the exit plan is from Hyde FC (can't believe we got them to drop the name United as part of the deal to 'do up' their ground and pitch while we use it) and how it will affect them?
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| I think a few more smaller-training-pitch floodlights have gone up - Interesting hey? |
St. Mark's Church proudly sits in the background from the development; the birthplace of Manchester City F.C.
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