The First Web 2.0 Football Club in the World | The first real-life interactive web 2.0 football club in the world, which its entire activity will be managed by internet users has begun its football season yesterday. Hapoel Play65 Kiryat Shalom, a shared project of the online backgammon room Play65 and the first Israeli social network for sports fans Web2sport, is the first football (soccer) team in the world managed by its fans through the internet.
| October 24, 2007 -- Didn't you always feel that if you were managing your favorite football team, their achievements would make you a much prouder supporter? From now on, you can do more than cursing the coach's mother. By logging into web2sport, the first Israeli social network dedicated to all types of sports fans, you can manage the football team Hapoel Play65 Kiryat Shalom and influence its entire future decisions.
Hapoel Play65 Kiryat Shalom is the first football team to be completely managed by its fans, through the web 2.0 social network site Web2sport. Sponsored by the world's largest online backgammon room Play65, Kiryat Shalom Arena football matches will be broadcast online in real-time and instruct the team players. So, if you want to have Hapoel Play65 Kiryat Shalom promotion to a higher league credited to your account, it is time to join this unique web 2.0 sports project and prove the world your football coaching skills.
About Play65Play65 is the world's largest online backgammon room with over 3,000,000 players 24/7 multi-player backgammon games and daily backgammon tournaments played for fun and for real money. Play65 has recently launched its new web 2.0 community feature, which attracted over 10,000 players on its first day.
About Web2sportWeb2sport is the first Israeli social network dedicated to sports fans including football (soccer), basketball, tennis, Playstation and more. On top of managing Hapoel Play65 Kiryat Shalom football team, Web2sport members can also search for play partners for all sorts of sports types, upload videos, photos and other social networking activity.
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