MLRH releases new website

**MLRHPRO** · 10-03-2008, 10:08 PM

October 3rd, 2008
Burlington, Ont - Major League Roller Hockey today released a permanent website for the league. This new site which is still under development will add new features for the MLRH fans.

Old features that are still included are news archive, staff info, franchise info, league info, and photo's. New features MLRH website has added are a new video section where MLRH fans will be able to see some of their favourite player’s wheel around the floor, new Bill's Blog where fans can catch up with league President William Raue, online polls where the fans can give their input, and new MLRH clip of the week.

"This will be the last major change to the website for some time now" stated MLRH Webmaster Ryan Harrison. "After many hours of work on a few different website Idea's Bill Raue and I believe this will be the final product".

The website still has some kinks to work out but is fully operational.

For more info on the website please email MLRH Webmaster Ryan Harrison @ [email protected]

**Brooklynite10** · 10-03-2008, 11:08 PM

Just curious. How does a league with 6 teams get a TV deal ? & PIHA with 42 teams last year couldn't, or didn't ?

**jawz&chum** · 10-04-2008, 12:30 AM

Originally Posted by wolves10

Just curious. How does a league with 6 teams get a TV deal ? & PIHA with 42 teams last year couldn't, or didn't ?

You can't believe everything you read just because it's posted on a website.

**growl89** · 10-04-2008, 01:55 AM

justin, keep in mind... mlrh is a joke.... it's one bad idea after another ... Bill has great intentions, but that's it...

**minutemen** · 10-04-2008, 12:49 PM

Do not know Bill, but I have to agree. He has great ideas but all we see is a new updated site with new information once again. I have been involved in the sport since 2003 and MLRH has just done the talk. My advice is either produce a product or just stop. It is not helping the sport.

The only league, in my opinion, that has been good for the sport is PIHA. Yes they have had there growing pains but at least they have a product. Now the AIHL is in its first year and have over 30 teams, which is great and good for the sport as well. Obviously AIHL has a long way to go but the concept of the league is good and it has a lot of promise.

NARCH, TORHS etc. have done great job with there tournament series and have made it possible for players to play at a high level. Now I am not a full fan of what they do but they have a product that sells and promotes the sport