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Football365 : ウィキペディア英語版
Football365

Football365.com, or simply ''F365'', is a website which is operated by 365 Media Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of BSkyB, from its base in Leeds.
The website primarily covers the Premier League, as well as other European leagues and cups. It takes an informal and humorous approach to dealing with the latest football news and often includes running jokes about individuals connected with the sport. F365 has been noted for the comprehensive coverage it provides, as well as its statistics and comment features.
The site was founded in 1997 by Arsenal fan and Internet pioneer David Tabizel,〔http://d5capital.com/david-tabizel.asp〕 who then teamed up with journalist Danny Kelly, along with Dan Thompson (founder of computer game company Renegade Software) and Simon Morris, a former Marketing Director of BSkyB and ex-footballer & TV presenter Andy Gray, who also wrote a regular column.〔 〕 In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine in 2012, Tabizel stated that the website was named after a phrase oft used by his mother, Sandy, who would lambast him with "Its football 365 (days per year) with you!" In 1999, the height of the dot-com bubble, the sites' parent company 365 Corporation floated on the London Stock Exchange, peaking at a value of £500 million shortly after launch.
==Regular features==

*F365 Mailbox: A twice-daily collection of e-mails sent in by readers from Monday to Friday, some of which are not related to football.
*F365 Forum: The website provides the F365 Forum for readers to discuss the sport.
*Mediawatch: A satirical daily review of recent stories and articles from various national newspapers and football websites. The column frequently includes ‘A Slight Difference Of Opinion’, 'Non-football story of the day' and an update on Mark Lawrenson’s skill as a predictor.
*The Premier League Winners And Losers: A review of the weekend’s action that frequently provokes accusations of bias.
*It's Going To Be A Big Weekend For…: A preview feature for the coming weekends games.
*The Cheeky Punt: An offbeat betting preview feature.
*F365 Opinion: Writers and contributors to the website give their opinions on recent footballing news, including in-house writers Sarah Winterburn, Nick Miller and Matthew Stanger, in addition to columnists Philip Cornwall, John Nicholson, Tim Stannard, Rob McNichol, Alan Tyers and Daniel Storey.
*The F365 Transfer Blog: A live update of transfer gossip and commentary featuring F365 contributors and public comments.

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