Nytt forum

[Sten]

Velkommen til nye Luscos forumet.

Først: en megatakk til Zyberzone som har satt opp forumet for oss. Alle skylder han en halvliter. Thats an order.

Post spørsmål til det nye forumet i denne tråden, så vil vi svare underveis. 

[Robert]

Der kom du ja
Slettet tråden jeg akkurat prøvde å opprette...

Velkommen

Ser at klokken på de nye innleggene fungerer nå ihvertfall, vet ikke hva som har skjedd med de gamle..
Skal tweake mer på forumet i løpet av morgendagen/kvelden

[Asbjørn]

Da gjør jeg klar for mitt første innlegg på nye-forumet (evt skryt får vente til senere...  )

Men jepps, begge to fortjener en halv en for innsatsën ved eit høve... (sikkert i Leeds).
Men minn meg på det 

[Kickthemdown]

Joho! Nytt forum ! Ser ok ut det men må ta en nærmere titt før jeg gir en endelig dom. 

Well done guys!

Mvh

Alta-White

[Leedsulf]

Strålende med nytt forum, og veldig bra at det ble smf!
Ser fram til første kamp nå, uten et forum som klikker 

Bra jobba, folkens!

[B-m]

Tøft!! 

Mitt første inntrykk er veldig,veldig, veldig bra! Meget oversiktelig og nydelig design.

Kunne kanskje ha litt mer kontrast på fargene,(sterkere mørk), men har bare vært her inne 2 min.
Sikkert vanesak

[Budda]

Ser bra ut dette. Eneste er at det ser ut som antall poster og beskrivelse ikke helt stemmer

[Torgeir]

Kanon...

[Erik_]

Deilig å være tilbake på juniorlaget A-laget 

[Ferre]

Bra jobba, ser veldig bra ut dette!

[B-m]

Hvordan forandrer man avatar?

[Leedsulf]

Rediger profil  - > forumrelaterte opplysninger.

[McMidjo]

Flott!
Well done ZyberZ og Sten.

[ragnar]

Meget bra arbeid. Mange som fortjener en halvliter nå. 

[B-m]

Ble fargene litt forandret?
For jeg synes det ble bedre nå! 

[Erik_]

Super Super StenSuper Super Zyber
Bra jobba

[B-m]

Sjekk disse finessene! Vedder på at Jon R Freaker ut nå   

[Asbjørn]

Ble fargene litt forandret?
For jeg synes det ble bedre nå! 

Det var nok bare "introduksjonen" av fru Bjønna (helt til venstre der) som gjorde susen, skal du se...  

- og der hadd'n tatt a vekk. Slutt? 

[lakris]

Dette såg veldig bra ut!

[Asbjørn]

Sé - jeg fikk det til 
Men det blir jo litt slitsomt å lese da




BEN Parker is mapping out a career-long stay with Leeds United after accepting a new contract at Elland Road.
The young full-back signed a two-year deal this week, 48 hours after delivering his most assured performance for United, and he will remain with United's squad until the summer of 2009 having convincingly established his first-team credentials.

Parker left Tuesday night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy second-round tie at Darlington with the man-of-the match award, and his previous four outings this season have been the model of consistency, highlighting the 19-year-old as long-term option for the left-back role at Elland Road.

Parker left Tuesday night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy second-round tie at Darlington with the man-of-the match award, and his previous four outings this season have been the model of consistency, highlighting the 19-year-old as long-term option for the left-back role at Elland Road.

He displayed his versatility at Darlington by switching to the centre of defence during the second 45 minutes of Leeds' 1-0 win, and he was one of five players who put pen to paper on new contracts this week.

Jermaine Beckford agreed a fresh deal running until 2010, as did midfielder Jonathan Howson, and Robert Bayly and Scott Gardner are now tied to Leeds until the end of the 2008-09 season.

The flood of agreements is a display of commitment from Leeds, specifically towards their academy players, and Parker matched the club's faith by insisting he would happily see his professional career end where it has started.

"I've always been a Leeds supporter and it's where I see myself playing for the rest of my career," said Parker.

"You never know how things will work out but I do love it here. The gaffer's been quality.

"The place has changed and there's a better atmosphere all round.

"I can see a big difference between how it is now and how is was before I went on loan to Bradford last season. It's been a breath of fresh air.

"The manager seems determined to bring everyone together, and he's involved me as well.

"I didn't really know what this season would hold but I'm glad that I'm seen as part of the squad.

"I guess he could have sent me out on loan again but I'm grateful that he wants to involve me because I wanted to have a go here this season.


- blir LITT slitsomt å lese dette ja...    Kjell Bjørn, styr unna 

[McMidjo]

Oh yeah!!

Sjekk de statistikkfunksjonene da 

[B-m]

 

[Leedsulf]

Bare ikkje kjelvis prematch-innlegg blir skrevet slik, er jeg fornøyd 

[Asbjørn]

...flere gjester enn medlemmer som er inne og leser... ^*surprise*

[Sheridan]

Fint resultat.
MEN!!! Ip addyen burde vises hos registrert bruker.
Ett virkemiddel mot dobbeltprofiler!

[Sheridan]

Sé - jeg fikk det til 
Men det blir jo litt slitsomt å lese da




BEN Parker is mapping out a career-long stay with Leeds United after accepting a new contract at Elland Road.
The young full-back signed a two-year deal this week, 48 hours after delivering his most assured performance for United, and he will remain with United's squad until the summer of 2009 having convincingly established his first-team credentials.

Parker left Tuesday night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy second-round tie at Darlington with the man-of-the match award, and his previous four outings this season have been the model of consistency, highlighting the 19-year-old as long-term option for the left-back role at Elland Road.

Parker left Tuesday night's Johnstone's Paint Trophy second-round tie at Darlington with the man-of-the match award, and his previous four outings this season have been the model of consistency, highlighting the 19-year-old as long-term option for the left-back role at Elland Road.

He displayed his versatility at Darlington by switching to the centre of defence during the second 45 minutes of Leeds' 1-0 win, and he was one of five players who put pen to paper on new contracts this week.

Jermaine Beckford agreed a fresh deal running until 2010, as did midfielder Jonathan Howson, and Robert Bayly and Scott Gardner are now tied to Leeds until the end of the 2008-09 season.

The flood of agreements is a display of commitment from Leeds, specifically towards their academy players, and Parker matched the club's faith by insisting he would happily see his professional career end where it has started.

"I've always been a Leeds supporter and it's where I see myself playing for the rest of my career," said Parker.

"You never know how things will work out but I do love it here. The gaffer's been quality.

"The place has changed and there's a better atmosphere all round.

"I can see a big difference between how it is now and how is was before I went on loan to Bradford last season. It's been a breath of fresh air.

"The manager seems determined to bring everyone together, and he's involved me as well.

"I didn't really know what this season would hold but I'm glad that I'm seen as part of the squad.

"I guess he could have sent me out on loan again but I'm grateful that he wants to involve me because I wanted to have a go here this season.


- blir LITT slitsomt å lese dette ja...    Kjell Bjørn, styr unna 

du driver å leker deg?

[DOFFER]

 

[Einar]

Det var jo flotte saker !

Men virker ikke smiley'ene litt bedugget

[trosetti]

Heia, heia, heia!!

[Sleivind]

Dette krever en del tilvenning merker jeg!

Men meget bra jobba! Ser bra ut hittil!