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Am I right in thinking that the match programme regularly plugs citynet as a semi-official site? I think it must be something about official city sites, cos the level of updating on citynet has gone rapidly downhill since it was awarded that "honour"! It really shows the ineptitude of the board that they can't even maintain one outlet for information for their fans. :rolleyes:
latest on corkcityfc.com, which seems to have been redesigned!
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www.corkcityfc.com
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in our opinion, another person
or company has a legitimate claim to.
Release of a domain will be approved, PROVIDED
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it's selling sex toys now..........Are they available in the club shop?
Why dont they try another domain like .ie or .net?
Well there is certainly a need for e decent site.....maybe if we support Scotty we could all benefit.......
This is what Dangerhere.com have to say:
City SkinFlints
Right, we expect you all know that corkcityfc.com is a porn site, though we've resisted the temptation to make that address a link just to see how many of you click it. Anyway what we didn't know was that Cork City apparently once owned the domain name but allegedly had to let it go back on the market as the club was short of funds. Clearly it subsequently fell into the wrong hands. Anyway, did anybody not tell the boys at Turners Cross that a domain name costs about fifteen euro a year these days, or is the financial state of the local game even graver than we thought?
not any more thank god! That'S a great site btw.Quote:
Originally posted by kilbrin
Anyway, did anybody not tell the boys at Turners Cross that a domain name costs about fifteen euro a year these days, or is the financial state of the local game even graver than we thought?