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`ft`.`name` AS `flairname`,
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left join `flairoption` `ft` on `ft`.`id` = `f`.`flairoptionid`
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}

Years ago
ipone apps
I have heard that someone is trying to make an Aussie sports app that covers everything but the purchase price would be high. It might be good value for money but young punks today dont think like that.

Years ago
I was reading something about the struggles of app developers the other day. The general feeling is that to make something that is worthwhile, like an app with a link to all live sports or similar, it's going to cost money. That means a reasonable price would be a lot higher than the $1.99 minimum. However, because there are so many that do cost the minimum, the kids of iGen see anything above that price being a rip off so they won't pay anything above it as a rule.

Years ago
There isn't even a website for NBL scores - why would there be an iPhone app?
