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Have watched every Besitkas match since September as I'm living in Turkey and Atiba's form has been absolutely spectacular. There is wide agreement that he is one of the best midfielders in the league this season and is sure-fire bet to play 90 minutes every match. Very good news for us next month.

Cheese, consult the damn table. What I do all this work for?

Has been presented to the media today at SC Heerenveen in The Netherlands. He has signed a 2,5 year contract and joins from Toronto FC. Former FC Edmonton manager Dwight Lodeweges is the current manager of Heerenveen. Will Johnson, Rob Friend and Michael Bradley used to play for Heerenveen. Borges will join the club in january 2016.

 

Yeah, I have to say if we ever got shafted for St Lucia it would be depressing, but at the same time I couldn't hold it against him. Not like you make that decision for the glory or the money.

Doing this as a database would serve several functions.
This may seem ironic, but the best way to get back to the list people like built by a database is via the Google doc. It can be more readily imported, though that depends on what and how we choose to do this.
Once that data is in a database we can output it in different ways to serve people's preference or use. Outputting the list people are used to is the easiest thing to do.  But let's no limit ourselves, lets' go beyond.
Let me give you an example. Several years ago, before the old forum got smashed, I built a graphic line up generator. You could add the player names and drag them around into what ever formation you wanted and insert it into the post.  This came from a small test database I added.   That was built in flash, which is a no go today. I have to  jump into HTML 5/JS and rebuild it.  But this database could serve as the basis for it.
Other examples would be player profiles. This could be as simple as using the membership profile system built in and pulling data from it. There would be side benefits to this. What we do for the players could also work for our members.   Instead of listing the twitter link in a doc, we would have a twitter block on the payers profile. We could add fields to the profile so that when Tuscan goes to Canada vs Honduras, he gets a Cap. Same way a player would.
Where they play, their status ect, would be the basis for a much richer realm of content.
 
 

Doing this as a database would serve several functions.
This may seem ironic, but the best way to get back to the list people like built by a database is via the Google doc. It can be more readily imported, though that depends on what and how we choose to do this.
Once that data is in a database we can output it in different ways to serve people's preference or use. Outputting the list people are used to is the easiest thing to do.  But let's no limit ourselves, lets' go beyond.
Let me give you an example. Several years ago, before the old forum got smashed, I built a graphic line up generator. You could add the player names and drag them around into what ever formation you wanted and insert it into the post.  This came from a small test database I added.   That was built in flash, which is a no go today. I have to  jump into HTML 5/JS and rebuild it.  But this database could serve as the basis for it.
Other examples would be player profiles. This could be as simple as using the membership profile system built in and pulling data from it. There would be side benefits to this. What we do for the players could also work for our members.   Instead of listing the twitter link in a doc, we would have a twitter block on the payers profile. We could add fields to the profile so that when Tuscan goes to Canada vs Honduras, he gets a Cap. Same way a player would.
Where they play, their status ect, would be the basis for a much richer realm of content.
 
 

Thanks Vince for the productive comment, glad you added to the discussion.
Additionally, I'd been thinking of asking this for a while, and yeah I made sure if I was ever going to choose to step back from it that it was between transfer windows when there would, as socceronly said, be a lot less urgency to make any decisions.  I felt pretty lucky that fussball stepped up so quickly, actually.
From my perspective the time frame on this is going really well, hasn't even been 24 hours yet and people are already stepping up.  If there's any way at all I can help feel free to include me

Ok, hoooold on...  I have been eyeing that thing for a long time.
It begs to be coming out of a database.
Now with the incorporation of the Vs as a non profit, CSN may get rolled into that though it's not clear yet.
If CSN uses Drupal, I can make something really really nice to do this.
The DB/CMS side of things on this system is pretty good, but is rather quirky.  Let me have a closer look.  It would be best to keep it all here.   I'll take a look at this early next week. I wasn't planning on doing fancier things until the 4.1 version of this software is released. (upgrading in middle of November)  I think something that is both easier to use, and gives us a lot of rich content would be the best thing.
 
 
 

And 169 000 views.
But 168 000 were Tuscan

And 169 000 views.
But 168 000 were Tuscan

And 169 000 views.
But 168 000 were Tuscan

I just wanted to be part of this very important thread.  

It's art. I thought you of all people could see it's art.

This is all really just part of a broader plan to make us more sad later.
So be happy now.
I for one, still know the universe hates us.

It's my birthday.  Not only did I get a fallout 4 pre order but a skilled winger to help us score.  Not bad.

This is all really just part of a broader plan to make us more sad later.
So be happy now.
I for one, still know the universe hates us.

That's seems pretty harsh to me.
The guy is playing for Canada.

This is all really just part of a broader plan to make us more sad later.
So be happy now.
I for one, still know the universe hates us.

And this would also be a good thing. A Canadian positioning himself to play on a Canadian team...
Let's be happy for good things.

That's not aimed at us.
There are thousands of empty seats at these games...

And this would also be a good thing. A Canadian positioning himself to play on a Canadian team...
Let's be happy for good things.