Just happened to go on wba.co.uk and its changed. Its a new look site.
I guess they've switched providers.
I feel I've seen this layout before.
At first glance it looks a little downmarket
Will have another look now
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Just happened to go on wba.co.uk and its changed. Its a new look site.
I guess they've switched providers.
I feel I've seen this layout before.
At first glance it looks a little downmarket
Will have another look now
Albion are delighted to welcome supporters to a new digital era for the Club with the launch of a custom-built website.
Fans will enjoy an enhanced user experience on a site designed specifically for the Club and soon-to-be-available single sign-on will mean supporters will be able to use the same login credentials on all of the Baggies’ sites, including shop.wba.co.uk, wbatickets.co.uk and, of course, wba.co.uk itself.
The new-look website has been designed with both desktop and mobile users in mind, and the forthcoming arrival of the Club’s first-ever independent mobile app will complete a trinity of offerings we’re sure will keep Albion at your fingertips wherever you are. Details of the new app will be announced in the coming days.
The tailor-made design encompasses all that is Albion and we would love to hear your feedback, so please do get in touch with feedback and suggestions by emailing [email protected].
Eagle-eyed supporters will have already spotted the scrolling live news bar which will allow fans short on time to keep their finger on The Hawthorns pulse.
A brand new live match centre will become the go-to place to follow games once the 2020/21 Premier League season gets underway in September and will continue to offer a live text and images feed, as well as audio commentary.
Supporters are advised to use the latest versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge, in order to take advantage of the best-possible user experience.
To watch the content in the extensive WBA TV archive supporters will need to register a My Albion account on the site, details of how to do this can be found here, including how to register and log in easily by using a Facebook or Google account.
In the coming days this My Albion account will become your single log in and with it you’ll be able to watch video here at wba.co.uk, purchase tickets at wbatickets.co.uk or place a retail order at shop.wba.co.uk. Previously fans may have had multiple accounts for the Club’s various platforms but one login will be all you will need to navigate our different sites.
We’ll announce the details of how you can link your old accounts to your My Albion account as soon as this functionality is available.
Fans that have signed up for an iFollow account will no longer be able to access this platform and no further payments will be taken.
To access freemium videos on the new wba.co.uk create or login to your My Albion account here and then when you visit WBA TV you'll be able to watch hundreds of videos.
Albion appointed digital experts ‘Other Media’ to build its sparkling new sites and mobile app late last year after ending an almost two-decade-long association with EFL Digital.
George Crabb, Managing Director at Other Media, added: “West Bromwich Albion have been a wonderful team to work with having such ambition and drive to offer their fans something really special. The launch of the new website, coming just days ahead of the new app, is an exciting step for the fans following their team’s recent promotion. We are looking forward to helping the club better engage their fans and also support their commercial growth.”
We will be able to keep up to date on all the freebies we sign.
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It shouldn't surprise me that information about the actual football club receives so little response, AOB is generally the order of the day. No problem.
Anyway, here's some more info on THE club.
Dates for next season, though annoyingly as I heard used last season (perhaps just for the premier league) that each fixture has to be given a number
Here they are for what they are worth..
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The Premier League has today confirmed the scheduled match round dates for Season 2020/21.
The new campaign starts on the weekend of Saturday 12 September, and will conclude on Sunday 23 May.
The 2020/21 fixture schedule, detailing all 380 Premier League matches, will be released no later than Friday 21 August.
Match Round dates are as follows:
Match Round 1: Saturday 12 September
Match Round 2: Saturday 19 September
Match Round 3: Saturday 26 September
Match Round 4: Saturday 03 October
Match Round 5: Saturday 17 October
Match Round 6: Saturday 24 October
Match Round 7: Saturday 31 October
Match Round 8: Saturday 07 November
Match Round 9: Saturday 21 November
Match Round 10: Saturday 28 November
Match Round 11: Saturday 05 December
Match Round 12: Saturday 12 December
Match Round 13: Wednesday 16 December
Match Round 14: Saturday 19 December
Match Round 15: Saturday 26 December
Match Round 16: Monday 28 December
Match Round 17: Saturday 02 January
Match Round 18a: Wednesday 13 January
Match Round 19: Saturday 16 January
Match Round 18b: Wednesday 20 January
Match Round 20: Saturday 23 January
Match Round 21: Saturday 30 January
Match Round 22: Wednesday 03 February
Match Round 23: Saturday 06 February
Match Round 24: Saturday 13 February
Match Round 25: Saturday 20 February
Match Round 26: Saturday 27 February
Match Round 27: Saturday 06 March
Match Round 28: Saturday 13 March
Match Round 29: Saturday 20 March
Match Round 30: Saturday 03 April
Match Round 31: Saturday 10 April
Match Round 32: Saturday 17 April
Match Round 33: Saturday 24 April
Match Round 34: Saturday 01 May
Match Round 35: Saturday 08 May
Match Round 36: Wednesday 12 May
Match Round 37: Saturday 15 May
Match Round 38: Sunday 23 May
Here's some more fixtures which at the moment seem completely irrelevant
Dates for the 2020/21 season’s Emirates FA Cup, Carabao Cup and EFL Trophy have today been confirmed by the relevant governing bodies.
The Emirates FA Cup
Albion will begin their participation in the Emirates FA Cup at third-round stage which is scheduled for the weekend of Saturday, January 9.
There will be no replays in this season’s competition and a full schedule can be found below.
The dates for the 2020/21 Emirates FA Cup are as follows:
Third Round Proper - Saturday, January 9
Fourth Round Proper - Saturday, January 23
Fifth Round Proper - Wednesday, February 10
Quarter Final - Saturday, March 20
Semi Final - Saturday, April 17
Final - Saturday, May 15
Carabao Cup
The 2020/21 Carabao Cup has seen a number of significant scheduling changes with two legged semi-finals being replaced by a single tie and the first four rounds scheduled to take place on consecutive weeks, kicking off in September.
Albion will enter the competition in Round Two which is scheduled for September 15/16.
The dates for the 2020/21 Carabao Cup are as follows:
Round One - Saturday, September 5
Round Two - Tuesday/Wednesday, September 15/16
Round Three - Tuesday/Wednesday, September 22/23
Round Four - Tuesday/Wednesday, September 29/30
Round Five- Tuesday/Wednesday, December 22/23
Semi-Finals - Tuesday/Wednesday, January 5/6
Final - Sunday, February 28
EFL Trophy
The EFL Trophy will officially get underway in Matchday One during week commencing Monday, September 7, and culminating at Wembley Stadium for the Final on Sunday, March 14.
The competition format remains unchanged, however, the title sponsorship with Leasing.com has come to an end so the competition will revert back to the EFL Trophy.
The dates for the 2020/21 EFL Trophy are as follows:
Matchday 1 - Tuesday/Wednesday, September 8/9
Matchday 2 - Tuesday/Wednesday, October 6/7
Matchday 3 - Tuesday/Wednesday, November 10/11
Round of 32 - Tuesday/Wednesday, December 8/9
Round of 16 - Tuesday/Wednesday, January 12/13
Quarter-Finals - Tuesday/Wednesday, February 2/3
Semi-Finals - Tuesday/Wednesday, February 16/17
Final - Sunday, March 14
Category One Invited Clubs taking part in the 2020/21 EFL Trophy competition have now been confirmed and are as follows:
Arsenal
Aston Villa
Brighton & Hove Albion
Chelsea
Fulham
Leeds United
Leicester City
Liverpool
Manchester City
Manchester United
Newcastle United
Norwich City
Southampton
West Bromwich Albion
West Ham United
Wolverhampton Wanderers
The Group Stage draw for the EFL Trophy will take place on Tuesday, August 18 at 1.30pm on TalkSPORT 2.
Amazing that no other comments on this thread but some on AOB threads.
Last time I'm posting here
BYE
It’s not compulsory to have to comment on a thread FFS.Quote:
Originally Posted by stargazer1962
Most of us have started loads of threads with zero comeback.
I’m amazed anyone can get upset over something so trivial to be honest.
Hardly worth stressing over.
No FA Cup replays..........a great competition devalued even further by the powers that be😤
What an absolute s h I t show!
Hello SG. I post on more than one forum. Having posted my thoughts on the new site elsewhere I didn't feel the need to repeat myself on here. Sorry if that offends but it's just the way of the world, there's no need to get all sniffy about it. For the record I think the new OS is a bit of an eyesore. All of the very best.Quote:
Originally Posted by stargazer1962