Seems like only yesterday. Many postings every day . Many active coaches .
Sad to see how the mighty game has fallen.
I remember when EVERY FRIGGIN TEAM WAS TAKEN and coached by a human coach.
You had to wake at 3 am just to apply for one or they would be gone.
I've had a lot of fun playing GD. Even made a comeback recently . Coaching 3 teams and even won a NC with one and competing for another with 2nd team.
But thinking I will probably retire again for good from all 3. It's just lost the lustre it used to have.

I don't visit this forum much anymore. Too many ads popping up. I think a number of active coaches avoid this forum for that reason.

The annoying ads have to go.

Lucky for you Bag. Yup , WAY too many ads .

Hate to see you go, buddy...

The Discord killed the Forums.

Never got into the discord. Except for fact they seem like alternative forums, what the heck are they ?

the ads you see, are they intrusive

by that i mean do they pop up in the middle of your read and block your view of the reading

do they wiggle and make noises

hey look at me i'm a four year old and i demand your attention and now i'm kicking you in the shin

is that whats goin on?

Bag, they sure do. All over the place and often I can't avoid them because they wont let me read or write in the forum. Very friggin annoying. Rather than clcik on them, I just close the browser then open it again and get to what I want to see or do faster than the ad can pop up. Rediculous. Put the ads in if they will, but NOT across the forum we want to read or write to.

It's pointless to close the ads because after you close an ad a new ad appears in less than 3 seconds. It's a non-stop onslaught of ads. I try to just ignore the ads but the problem is that I'm usually listening to music or a podcast and the ads sometimes stop my audio. That's annoying as hell!

Bag, I'm usually here using the browser on my phone and the ads take up about 10% of my screen.

I remember snake. He could be difficult to deal with if you didn't understand his point. But he always kept things lively.