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Vics launch new website
10:00am Friday 2nd May 2008
VICS unveiled their new official website yesterday, Thursday.
Designed by Saul & Company Limited, the firm run by Nick Bone's father-in-law, it offers a range of information pods to bring fans up to date on happenings at the club.
It even includes a TV station that includes interviews with Jim Rushe and other members of the consortium.
An online shop will be open for fans to buy merchandise and, in the near future, match day and season tickets.
These will incorporate barcode technology allowing supporters to buy and print their own passes online.
The site takes a live news feed from the Northwich Guardian website and tracks the latest stories from their Vics section, updated daily.
The Supporters Club, Supporters Trust and Vics Juniors each have their own areas too.
"We want a site that can develop and evolve in response to the needs of the club and its supporters," said Malcolm Saul.
"The site you see today is a foundation for the future and one that can be readily developed."
Take a look for yourself by clicking on the link below.
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