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tottenhamhotspur.com

I think its brick and this is a site by Autonomy - who are supposed to be in computing

Its too busy - waaaaaaaaay tooooooooooooo buuuuuuuuusy
 
Wasn't loading again for me just now, more error pages, now it's back up again. It seems very fragile.
 
very poor, i actually miss the old one

also i cant find the page with pics of the new training ground
 
On the list of links at the bottom of the page click on The Club, that's where the new training ground and new stadium pages are now. Although if you click on the training ground link, then on the gallery, it says pictures are "coming soon"... coming soon? You already had them :)
 
EJG said:
On the list of links at the bottom of the page click on The Club, that's where the new training ground and new stadium pages are now. Although if you click on the training ground link, then on the gallery, it says pictures are "coming soon"... coming soon? You already had them :)
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haha thanks for the directions. I didnt notice the links at the bottom of the page. Just gotta wait for the pics now:rolleyes:
 
If you go on each day, you want to see the latest news...

Most of the screen is devoted to this latest news, with a MASSIVE picture that scrolls slowly through the headlines

But if you want to read each of the new articles, you have to click the first one, then back, then the next one, then back, then the next one, then back... that is really poor.

Each "news story" page only has about 30 words on it, so it could all be summed up in a square inch in 3 seconds



Less is more
 
The fixtures and results page, which is the only thing I ever used to look at as well, is a complete train-wreck. Looks like all they were worried about was finding space for more fudging ads, collapsing all the actual information so you're forced to keep clicking on things instead of just scrolling down. The slug-trail of commercialism is all over it and I think it smells.
 
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