Carltoon Helps The Blog Smash Another Record!
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
Carltoon the Queen of the Blog has taken time off her royal duties to entertain us yet again with stories of stroking strangers knees, getting her hair done, and bitching about the players beautiful wives (only kidding!),
It's great to see the Queen back on the blog and in fine form and she'll give our Wiki man Barry Paul Henry a good run for his money with her footy knowledge not to mention wit and a sharp turn of phrase.
Not only that, but on the same day that Carltoon returned in force to the blog, we smashed through the 40,000 page views in the last 30 days barrier.
With new members joining daily and Ed's previous members returning to the blog I reckon the magic 50,000 page view target could be smashed by the time the new blog celebrates it's first birthday on 27th September.
As always; a huge thanks to all blog visitors - members, posters and lurkers.
As far as I am aware no other Toon blog has as many daily comments - the blog is getting back to where the legendary Ed Harrison took it and - remember - we are only building on the foundations he expertly built.
Thanks again.
Eeh, I'll try and post more often, ha ha.
Best result of the day Sunderland getting beat. I religiously listen to bbc goal sport every night. And it's been a nightmare listening to the Sunderland fans crowing. Don't get me wrong I don't mind them being in the PL as long as they're below us.
Getting nervous for tomorrow as long as we give a good account of ourselves I'll be happy
I'd rather it wasn't about Izak, but he's bound to get hell.
Players who have left on good terms have always got a good reception.
Great news on the blogs growth.
Colin deserves the Freedom of the City for his sterling contribution to fan welfare 😄
As a Freeman of the City he can then influence decisions on where to build the new SJP !
No pressure there then.
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Slow ?
Or are we being Deliberate ?
It would be good to see two experienced 'time served' players arrive along with another emerging talent.
10 days left in this summer’s transfer window — how many do we think we’re getting in? I have to admit my confidence is dwindling. Why are we so slow?