Seasons Fixtures : Thu Aug 18, 2011 5:47 pm  

Anyone got the spreadsheet for the Fixtures.
I'm probably going to shift over to pitchero from League Republic. It helps more teams by auto updating their sites

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:09 pm  

Everyone was given spreadsheet for division they are in I've got division 2 if that's any good to you

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Fri Aug 19, 2011 9:40 pm  

I have divisions 1 and 4. If you give me your email addy I can email them over?

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Wed Aug 24, 2011 10:02 pm  

No League Republic or Pitchero as NWC Officials don't want fixtures/results on other sites.
I just wish they would use something better than an excel spreadsheet without any historical data.

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Wed Aug 24, 2011 11:00 pm  

Terry Gorman wrote:

No League Republic or Pitchero as NWC Officials don't want fixtures/results on other sites.
I just wish they would use something better than an excel spreadsheet without any historical data.

The forward-thinking dinosaurs of the NWC strike again.

Fooking ridiculous. I'm sure I'm not the only one who likes to browse the divisions and see who's doing well, look for shock results, etc. There are also teams I like to follow for various personal reasons. What sort of league officials decide to restrict results and fixtures to their own p!ss-poor website like that?

Have the NWC given teams a week off for the Grand Final or Four Nations this year? Any free weeks allowed at all?

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Thu Aug 25, 2011 6:55 am  

Grand final is a free week (although if you want a fixture you can request one) and you can request a free week for the 4 nations game at Wembley.

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:52 am  

Terry Gorman wrote:

No League Republic or Pitchero as NWC Officials don't want fixtures/results on other sites.
I just wish they would use something better than an excel spreadsheet without any historical data.

Really? The NWC website is awful. I will be updating my website with tables etc. Would have been much easier if they would share information instead of being stuck in the dark ages. What harm would it do? I don't know whether to be fully depressed by the way things are run or excited to be part of a secret society!

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Thu Aug 25, 2011 10:10 am  

Terry Gorman wrote:

No League Republic or Pitchero as NWC Officials don't want fixtures/results on other sites.

absolutely daft!

would understand if they were trying to drive traffic because they'd secured some major sponsorship for the league based on X number of people visiting the site etc. but i can bet that isn't the case

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Thu Aug 25, 2011 10:34 am  

Talking of websites, can you spot the difference between the old and the new/ winter and summer? www.northwestrugbyleague.co.uk www.nwcoaarl.org.uk It's heart breaking!

Talking of websites, can you spot the difference between the old and the new/ winter and summer? www.northwestrugbyleague.co.uk www.nwcoaarl.org.uk It's heart breaking!

Re: Seasons Fixtures : Thu Aug 25, 2011 11:18 am  

Milly wrote: Talking of websites, can you spot the difference between the old and the new/ winter and summer? http://www.northwestrugbyleague.co.uk http://www.nwcoaarl.org.uk It's heart breaking! every respect for the hard work of the NWC but it was this kind of thing that can stifle the game and development. What 18 / 19 / 20yr old wanting to get into rugby league would bother if their first encounter with the game was the NWC web-site? Would a 19yr old who probably spends half his life on-line see that and think it something he'd want to be part of? (ps. our pitch even appears on the site! http://www.northwestrugbyleague.co.uk/a ... a-try.html)

Milly wrote: Talking of websites, can you spot the difference between the old and the new/ winter and summer? http://www.northwestrugbyleague.co.uk http://www.nwcoaarl.org.uk It's heart breaking! every respect for the hard work of the NWC but it was this kind of thing that can stifle the game and development. What 18 / 19 / 20yr old wanting to get into rugby league would bother if their first encounter with the game was the NWC web-site? Would a 19yr old who probably spends half his life on-line see that and think it something he'd want to be part of? (ps. our pitch even appears on the site! http://www.northwestrugbyleague.co.uk/a ... a-try.html)