Soccernet's Correspondents pages have provided opinionated football fans with the chance to publish articles to a massive global audience since the year 2000 and although that tradition continues unabated our Soccernet FC section continues to evolve.
Ahead of the 2009/10 season we are expanding our exisiting fan-driven coverage of the Premier League to include some of Europe's biggest clubs and we are looking to recruit enthusiastic new talent to help fill all our pages with fresh ideas.
Soccernet is always interested in hearing from energetic writers and we are looking for motivated people to boost the ranks of our team of Correspondents.
If you have an obsession for your club and want to share your passion and knowledge with million's of readers on your very own page on Soccernet then apply to be a Correspondent on the world's site for the world game.
Available now:
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As part of Soccernet FC you will have your work published online on one of the world's leading football websites and gain experience in the field of football journalism - with a written reference available on request.
You must be able to write in English, to a good level, and convey your ideas and arguments in a cohesive way to fans from all over the globe.
So, if you want to volunteer to represent your club, or just make a name for yourself, click on the relevent link above and tell us what makes you a prime candidate for Soccernet FC - include your writing experience and methods used to gather information - and send us a 250-word (maximum, please) sample of your writing. It could be a match report, or, if your team aren't playing, a news story or opinion piece based on the latest news or your fantasy scoop.
As a Correspondent you will be required to tell Soccernet's readers what you made of each result, plus club rumours as well as keeping us up to date with team news, speculation and looking ahead to forthcoming fixtures.
These positions are unpaid, but the Correspondents pages provide all you zealots with the opportunity to write about your club's journey through the season. Our readers can follow your rollercoaster ride of emotions through post-match euphoria and dejection, then debate all the bias that comes with football.
Posted by alberto on 09/10/2009
I believe that FIFA should count players' performances in their countries' selections and not only in their teams. If that happens, Xavi Hernandez should be the FIFA best player of the year, not Messi. He is the best midfielder actually, not only in Spain, but in the world. He is a great defender in the middle and creates a lot of opportunities. Indeed, he was the leader of passing goals in The Liga (Spain) with 20; leader of passing goals among all the leagues of Europe; leader in passing goals in the Champions and the Eurocup; he was also the best player in the Eurocup. Also, he is the leader of the middle field in Barcelona, the best team in the world actually. If FIFA prefers not only the best forward with great habilities, but the most complete pleayer, it must be Xavi.
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Posted by Biaghi Batchilly on 09/11/2009
i love barca from the bottoms of my heart.the best club to ever play football.am extending my greetings to lionel messi , ibrahimovic,iniesta,henry,xavi,yaya toure, and all others from the board of directors to the management of staff
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Hola! I am Francesc Tomas. Barcelona is my passion and home-town team. I consider myself lucky to have regularly attended matches at the Camp Nou since the early 1980s. My cousin played for the Barça youth academy, sharing the team with Don Andres Iniesta, which gave me a clear inside view of how our club works behind the scenes. I am also the founder, editor and columnist at 
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