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Noen som vet hvordan jeg kan få dette til. Når jeg la inn trådløst nettverk for noen år siden så laget jeg ikke passord. Nå som jeg vil sikre nettverket med passord så får jeg det ikke til Noen som har et enkelt tips?

Er noen på jakt etter eldre kamper sessong-videoer etc?

Da jeg ikke kan se VHS lenger legger jeg ut en del kamper etc for salg. Følg linken under:

http://www.qxl.no/accdb/viewitem.asp?AuctionNr=623507222&ComeFromMyPages=1

Har bestilt fly til, og hotel i London denne helgen. Er ikke kommet kamptidspunkt på Wembley ennå (hvis det blir aktuelt) men er avhengig av kampstart kl 14 eller tidligere for å rekke flyet.

Noen som har peiling på hvordan det er å skaffe seg billetter på Carrow Road? Det blir jo en real toppkamp og den rekker jeg med god margin.

Dermed var boken bestilt og jeg ser frem til mange hyggelige timer i godstolen  Skal bli ekstra hyggelig å lese om dere norske som har bidratt.

Fikk akkurat beskjed fra Jan Ove at han har skaffet meg den gule bortedrakten. Det var attpåtil den aller første som ble solgt. Ahh kjenner jeg er litt stolt nå 

Staunton dismisses one-man tag 

Beckford has scored 11 goals in only 10 games this season
Assistant manager Steve Staunton has dismissed accusations that Leeds United are a one-man team.

Striker Jermaine Beckford has taken all the headlines with 11 goals already this season, but Staunton says many others are in good form too.

"You don't want to rely on just one player," Staunton told BBC Radio Leeds.

"Luciano Becchio is playing well, while Enoch Showunmi scored the other night. The midfielders and wide men are scoring too, so it's great."

Har du ikke sett Mamma Mia ennå? Da er det jaggu på tide - anbefales på det varmeste for alle oss som har bikket 40, og dere andre også 

Etter (nok) en drittkamp er Brann likevel videre i CL. Men jaggu er det mye som må forbedres hvis Marseille skal beseires over to kamper!

Kona og jeg har planer om å dra over å se enten Leeds-Oldham 16/8 eller Leeds-Bristol R 30/8. Reiser Bergen-Stansted og skal med tog til Leeds. Regner med at vi må inn til London for å finne tog videre, eller...

Noen som har tatt den turen før og som kan gi meg en "reiserute"? Så slipper jeg å lete meg i hel på nettet

Andre som skal over til noen av disse kampene?

Måtte bare dele det med dere. Har fått tatovert inn LEEDS over mesteparten av venstre underarm i dag. Forsinket 40 års presang. Ahh herlig [:I][:I][:I]

Godt å få det på plass. Her ligger kanskje fremtiden [:p]

Four youngsters have been given one year deals by Dennis Wise in a hectic day at Elland Road. Scott Gardner and Ben Parker are on the fringes of the first-team and have trained with them throughout the pre-season.

Tomi Ameobi and Gavin Rothery are not as advanced as the others but they did play in the 2-0 pre-season defeat at Guisley on Monday night.

Vi kan jo håpe at våre engelske venner får litt mer fornuftige priser enn i hva fjoråret startet med [}:)][}:)]

United fans: £500 is plenty


Phil Hay

THE Leeds United Supporters Club today insisted they would welcome a compromise with Ken Bates when United's chairman issues season tickets prices.
Leeds are preparing to confirm their admission charges for the 2007-08 season, and details of the costs will be posted out of Elland Road during the next 48 hours.

Bates has revealed that prices for United's first year in League One are set to be reduced following a term in which their charges peaked at £726 for seats in the East and West Stands at Elland Road, and Leeds are also expected to introduce Category C match-day tickets for a number of league fixtures.

Around 10,000 season tickets were believed to have been sold by United for the recently-concluded Championship campaign, and deciding next season's prices has been a fine balance between covering the club's operating costs and addressing home attendances which have fallen by an average of 9,000 supporters per game in the space of two years.

A spokesman for the Supporters Club, who claimed a £500 ceiling should be implemented by Bates, said: "We're obviously looking for prices that reflect the division we're in.

"Supporters have been paying Premiership prices for Championship football, and those sort of costs aren't sustainable in League One.

"But we're aware of the high running costs at Elland Road, and we understand that a certain level of revenue is needed to allow the club to sign quality players and to have a successful season.

"It's important that a compromise is reached - most supporters will probably expect and be willing to pay more than most in this division, but only to a point. If the prices are too high, there's a real risk that more supporters will be driven away."

The costs of adult season tickets for other clubs in League One range from £250 at Carlisle United to £550 for the most expensive year-long pass at Bournemouth.

The top prices of Brighton and Nottingham Forest also clear the £500 barrier, while Brighton, whose stadium holds fewer than 9,000 spectators, are currently offering the most costly child's season ticket at £323