The FA website has been set to benefit two main groups. The first and main group is the public at large who can all enjoy extensive an exclusive coverage which could not be found elsewhere.

The site includes updated facts about all domestic leagues and Cup competition. A wide range of statistics about each club, team or player registered at the FA, as well as information about Israel’s National Teams both past and present.

Through the IFA’s website, one can benefit from thousands of pages that include facts and figures that are constantly being updated directly from the competition systems within the FA.

The second target-group is the member clubs which are affiliated to the FA. These clubs or teams are all set to have special entries to a private section where one can find all the relevant facts about the operation of the team. Such information which is not available to the regular user, includes: transfers, ‘loan-deals’, disciplinary records, arbitrations etc’. The second phase will see clubs have the possibility to conduct all of its registrations in their own special section of the website.

In summary, I am full of hope the new IFA website will reflect the new look of the IFA and meet its targets we aspire for: professionalism, service transparency, whilst picking up the image of the Association which has declined over the years.