Website

By les skinner (lesskinner)7/11/2019 16:37Thu Nov 7 16:37:15 2019

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I follow Simons comments by thanking Steve Phil; and John for the tremendous work they have done keeping us up to date with what is going on at Hendon fc. I don't get down now as often as I would like to attend games and the coverage offered is vital. Again many thanks to all of you.

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Re: Website

By The Ancient One8/11/2019 09:13Fri Nov 8 09:13:39 2019In response to WebsiteTop of thread

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Congratulations to all concerned it really is a terrific Website. It provides a great link with the club, for its many far-flung supporters. As Mr Trump would no doubt say "Good Job"

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Re: Website

By ChrisHFC8/11/2019 19:43Fri Nov 8 19:43:35 2019In response to Re: WebsiteTop of thread

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From the Non League Matters website and a thread entitled "Non-league club websites, a poster called Hawkwind said:

"There seem to be fewer decent independent sites now.

Too many gone to Pitchero - sites which I find largely unusable due to slowness and repetitive pop-ups.

One that I like a lot is Hendon, navigation is good, response time is rapid, content is first-class.

The icing on the cake is its superb archive."

As it happens, this was posted on NLM at 11.59pm on 7th November 2019. Always nice to get praise, but particularly good to get it from outside the club.

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Website and today

By dw9/11/2019 22:32Sat Nov 9 22:32:18 2019In response to Re: WebsiteTop of thread

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Only this evening, I was reflecting on the significance of our excellent website and social media prominence. Thanks are due to all those who give so much time to ensure that the profile of HFC remains at the very highest level.

As to today, we are fortunate to be in a position where the club can attract a high calibre managerial replacement so quickly.

Edited by dw at 22:34:58 on 9th November 2019

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