Post by pigeonpie on Jan 19, 2010 12:44:52 GMT
Valeriano Allés out of European Cup
Despite beating their European Cup opponents 3-1 in the return match on home ground on Wednesday, Valeriano Allés are out of the competition, the fact that their rivals, Estrella Roja, won one set being enough to put the Serbian team through to the next round (the Menorcan volleyball team having failed to win a set in the first leg).However the team fared better in their league match in Murcia on Saturday, beating their opponents CAV Murcia 0-3 and retaining their third place in the Spanish Superliga. Their next league game will be away to the Universidad de Burgos on Saturday.New look for the Menorca’s web site
The Feast of Sant Antoni on Sunday marked the inauguration of the new look for the “Menorca” newspaper’s digital version, Menorca.info. The new design is clearer and less cluttered and information will be constantly updated throughout the day (or once a week in the case of the English Pages which can be found on the grey tool bar under the Menorca.info banner on the home page). The main items from the paper version are included together with a search engine for past articles.
The paper first introduced an on-line version in February 2002, since when it has grown in popularity, receiving nearly one million visits in 2009 from 154 countries, including the U.K.
Despite beating their European Cup opponents 3-1 in the return match on home ground on Wednesday, Valeriano Allés are out of the competition, the fact that their rivals, Estrella Roja, won one set being enough to put the Serbian team through to the next round (the Menorcan volleyball team having failed to win a set in the first leg).However the team fared better in their league match in Murcia on Saturday, beating their opponents CAV Murcia 0-3 and retaining their third place in the Spanish Superliga. Their next league game will be away to the Universidad de Burgos on Saturday.New look for the Menorca’s web site
The Feast of Sant Antoni on Sunday marked the inauguration of the new look for the “Menorca” newspaper’s digital version, Menorca.info. The new design is clearer and less cluttered and information will be constantly updated throughout the day (or once a week in the case of the English Pages which can be found on the grey tool bar under the Menorca.info banner on the home page). The main items from the paper version are included together with a search engine for past articles.
The paper first introduced an on-line version in February 2002, since when it has grown in popularity, receiving nearly one million visits in 2009 from 154 countries, including the U.K.
