...so no, I'm not done.
And neither is the team! The first of four encounters with Esbjerg fB this half season ended as a loss (2-1 away, defender assisted goal by Jesper Grønkjær). Annoying, but also why we love the game. When it comes down to it all three goals were rather random. Then this Saturday AC Horsens were beaten (1-0 home, goal on penalty by Libor Sionko). Media have been quite aggressive towards FC København for being 'boring' and old know-betters have reared their ugly heads again at this slightest chance to reinvigorate their bashing of the contract with Ailton Almeida (coach Ståle has to do some rotation in his starting 11, but obviously ONE game without Ailton is PROOF he's a waste of money). Anyway, we're second with three points to #1 AaB and five points to #3 FC Midtjylland.
Lastly, as I'll remove some of the more exotic features of my sidebar I'll leave them here for probably very few people to ever find again. First, the Copenhagen Football Map made with Google Maps... you guys really don't need to know where Hvidovre Stadium is at.
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Then there were a few polls on expectations for our European campaign this season. Since I have no idea what type of people actually vote I don't know who the results says anything about. But generally votes were evenly distributed. Which makes sense since we played teams like Beitar Jerusalem and RC Lens - pretty solid teams that we can both win over and lose to.
Guess I better do a poll on who you are?
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I don't know if it qualifies as an easter egg but I feel like throwing in a little extra for those unfortunate enough to end up here unsatisfied or for those genuinely interested: Readership stats from Google Analytics.
Unfortunately, my most popular post is Naked butts. While having been sort of an interesting experiment, I'm not sure traffic from that particular post is helping me out much? Probably later today it will have received more than 1000 hits. Other popular posts tells me FC København is mostly interesting in the transfer windows, when one of our foreigners makes a mark and when we prepare to play some larger, more famous team.
65% of you are browsing Microsoft Internet Explorer. Yesterday I got a hit from a Playstation 3. Most of you are from the United States, Denmark, United Kingdom, Canada or Greece.
88% of my hits are first time visitors spending on average 22 seconds before they leave. On the other hand 100 different people (as far as Google knows) have hit 25 or more individual posts here. (Thanks!)
Successful posts that somehow don't fit very well with the above generalizations include Youth team midfielder survives shooting, New defender offensive? a.o. Articles I wrote myself and with actual newsworthy information in them, I suppose.
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