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dotti34 · 17-02-2023, 05:49

Margaret, I also find it a disappointment when I come on the forum these days.. I normally start my day with a good cup of coffee and a look in at the site. I used to look forward to reading people’s opinions and joining in with the conversations, but mostly nowadays football takes preference over every other subject. Unless a person is interested in the round ball there doesn’t seem to be much else to read about, nothing else being discussed.

While I appreciate the importance this game is to many people, and am happy they have found an outlet for sharing their views, why aren’t more subjects being debated in the way they used to be? When a new thread is started it seems to be over and done with in less time than it took Shane Long to kick the opening goal in a Southampton versus Watford game, which just happens to be the fastest Premier League goal in history (7.69 seconds). (I thought if I mentioned a soccer fact then more members would read this post).

Seriously though, there seems to be little interest shown in new threads when members do bother to start these. Where is everybody? Let’s get more debating going.

17-02-2023, 05:49	#29
dotti34 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,189 Blog Entries: 80 Liked: 1480 times Rep Power: 833512	Re: Where have the blogs gone Margaret, I also find it a disappointment when I come on the forum these days.. I normally start my day with a good cup of coffee and a look in at the site. I used to look forward to reading people’s opinions and joining in with the conversations, but mostly nowadays football takes preference over every other subject. Unless a person is interested in the round ball there doesn’t seem to be much else to read about, nothing else being discussed. While I appreciate the importance this game is to many people, and am happy they have found an outlet for sharing their views, why aren’t more subjects being debated in the way they used to be? When a new thread is started it seems to be over and done with in less time than it took Shane Long to kick the opening goal in a Southampton versus Watford game, which just happens to be the fastest Premier League goal in history (7.69 seconds). (I thought if I mentioned a soccer fact then more members would read this post). Seriously though, there seems to be little interest shown in new threads when members do bother to start these. Where is everybody? Let’s get more debating going.