Do you play for an amateur club in your spare time? Whether you’re in a league or just play 5-a-side for fun, a football forum could help you to keep in touch with your team-mates.
Although most football forums exist for professional clubs, there’s no reason why you can’t set one up for your own group. Thousands of men and women play amateur football across the UK every week – from those in competitive leagues, to pub matches and Saturday training on the park. It can be difficult to keep in touch with everyone; particularly if the tam mead busy working and family lives, or move away and can’t take part. Not playing doesn’t mean you’re not interested though, so it would be great to have a way to keep in touch – wouldn’t it?
Setting up a football forum
If you think that a football forum would be an ideal way for your team members and supporters to exchange news, views and suggestions, then why not go ahead and set one up. You could, of course, just rely on an email system, or set up a group on a social networking site, but these don’t offer the same advantages as using a dedicated football forum site. Sites like iFan are already up and running, full of football fans and make it easy for you to set up a forum for your own club. You may even be able to attract new members from your area as well as keeping your current members in touch with each other. You have the flexibility and access you want from your football forum without the hassle of keeping it running or updating a website. In fact, all the hard work is already done for you – all you have to do is tell your players and supporters where to find it, and you’ll never look back.
Visiting iFan
If this is your first visit, and you think that iFan could be the perfect place to host your team’s very own football forum, just register with us to find out more about how to set up a group for your club. You could find local clubs nearby so that you can arrange some matches, or you can advertise for new players. Whatever you’re looking for, a football forum on iFan could be your answer. http://www.fourfourtwo.magazine.co.uk
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