GPG: The Problem or the Solution?

[Banana]

How many looking for Keeley from Bromley?

In an effort to answer your question, as posted elsewhere, these are the top ten searches that people put into some search engines (e.g. google) and then arrived at this evil site.

1. griffin park grapevine (number of searches: 1,742)
2. griffin park (353)
3. keeley page 3 (281)
4. griffinpark (222)
5. griffinpark.org (116)
6. keeley bromley (76)
7. page 3 keeley (75)
8. www.griffinpark.org (59)
9. keeley from bromley(43)
10 griffinpark org (28)

So those searching for keeley total 475 (15%) whilst those seeking out information on the club total 2520 (84%). Of course this doesn't account for the fact that most Bees supporters may have visited before and know the URL of this nasty site so shouldn't need to visit a search engine to find it - whereas those looking for treats probably do need to use a search engine and will therefore be over-represented in these statistics.

Anyway, I think the long and the short of it is that the GPG, through being the complete opposite of useful and entertaining, is visited by many, many Bees supporters for some unfathomable reason or reasons. It could be of course that Brentford fans are a bunch of dour, miserable souls - having to suffer the woes of the past few years (and Saturday's performance) - and that they are attracted the GPG like alcoholics are to alcohol.

 

[Banana]

Oh, I've added a neither option to the poll.

 

[Carri Bee Un]

People google www.griffinpark.org

quite sad really

 

[Banana]

I was wondering, if the GPG is responsible for running BFC then perhaps it also influences people in other areas.

Maybe we underestimate our growing power and global influence. :yes:

Possibly in the evolution of the English language

 

[Carri Bee Un]

Excellent. If Orwell is to be believed this is probably the first step in global domination. :yes:

 

[bee1958]

Due to the relative anonymity of the board, posters sometimes get carried away. If posts were written in the same language as you would use in a face-to-face conversation, then the dialogue would probably be more moderate and interesting to read.

 

[Urame]

Moderate? is that a word known to the GPG?

 

[nocoat]

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