Olympique_de_Marseille

He is at Burnley? We need Arfield on that ASAP! I hope he looks up to Super Scott!

I hope it's not someone from Edmonton, Greater London. I'll be even more disappointed. 

I'm not on twitter much; but I usually check Canucks Abroad first. Must have missed your post this time, my bad!
I am worthy of public shaming!

Lars Hirschfeld's career is NOT OVER folks!
He's just signed with KFUM Oslo (2nd division Norway but called 1.divisjon).
http://www.aftenposten.no/100Sport/fotball/forstediv/Keeperen-hevet-millionlonn-i-Valerenga-Na-er-han-klar-for-dugnadsklubben-KFUM-676207_1.snd
(thanks to @ BrilliantOranje on twitter for the find)

I can tell you're not on Twitter much when you're retweeting my Halifax King of Donair pic from days ago

Yeah, my bad. I saw it from that user first; I should have been more thorough.

Ben's not on Twitter very much. Everyone has their preferred media platform(s). Don't be so bossy you humourless German!!

I'm not on twitter much; but I usually check Canucks Abroad first. Must have missed your post this time, my bad!
I am worthy of public shaming!

You know @canucks_abroad posted this on Twitter 10 hours ago right? If you don't follow us, and  you are interested in this kind of thing, please do. Our coverage these days is almost comprehensive.
 

If Ledgerwood were to play at DM it could make sense for him to move to FC Edmonton. There has been a little chatter about a national team player coming to play in Edmonton, but no idea who it is.

The spreadsheet-like Google doc is much easier on the eyes. In the long term a document like Jon created is a better solution. However, let's keep the list on the first post for the next few months while Jamie finishes up site upgrates so any documents can actually be hosted here. We revisit this in December/January or when the site upgrates are complete whichever comes first.
Reasonable compromise ¿No?

Doing this as a database would serve several functions.
This may seem ironic, but the best way to get back to the list people like built by a database is via the Google doc. It can be more readily imported, though that depends on what and how we choose to do this.
Once that data is in a database we can output it in different ways to serve people's preference or use. Outputting the list people are used to is the easiest thing to do.  But let's no limit ourselves, lets' go beyond.
Let me give you an example. Several years ago, before the old forum got smashed, I built a graphic line up generator. You could add the player names and drag them around into what ever formation you wanted and insert it into the post.  This came from a small test database I added.   That was built in flash, which is a no go today. I have to  jump into HTML 5/JS and rebuild it.  But this database could serve as the basis for it.
Other examples would be player profiles. This could be as simple as using the membership profile system built in and pulling data from it. There would be side benefits to this. What we do for the players could also work for our members.   Instead of listing the twitter link in a doc, we would have a twitter block on the payers profile. We could add fields to the profile so that when Tuscan goes to Canada vs Honduras, he gets a Cap. Same way a player would.
Where they play, their status ect, would be the basis for a much richer realm of content.
 
 

How bout we let Jamie look into how the database could work, and go on to other, more productive things such as badgering each other about going to the away leg in Mexico in March. 

I think if Socceronly can accomplish what he hopes with the content in a database then both parties can get what they want. A format that can be maintained by multiple people and can store more data and also have the first page of this topic show the list.