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I am - been to a few aways but this will be only my second home game of the season.

Steady on! I thought I looked quite good on that photo!

The one I'm borrowing (you don't think I actually bought it, do you?) is a Medium, which is fine as long as I can hold my gut in for 90 minutes!

Any excuse to wear this one

Just heard that Joe will be on the breakfast show on Talk Sport today.

I always made sure that my NUS card always showed "Year 1". Doing this ensured entry to Freshers Events every year throughout my course.

You could use a similar argument week in week out to those who boycott supporting Latics despite attending the games

I don't go to as many games as I used to but I always go when we play at a ground I've never been to, and have done for years. I won't be going tomorrow though. Like Leeslover, I went to the Hockey Stadium but it felt wrong so I vowed not to give them another penny. Had no intention of bringing it up on here, as I can see the argument of those who want to go and support Latics. I'm dissapointed more won't be boycotting it, but wouldn't ever attempt to persuade others not to go.

Gutted I can't be there on Friday - give Jim and Dec my best wishes. I'm sure it will be an emotional night. Hopefully I'll be watching via RTE on t'internet.

Nathan Thanks for the advice. I'm in the Midlands so would need to take it in somewhere local. Cheers Matt

Thanks for that Rummy - the thread is about a Blue Screen on shutdown whereas my issue is when switching on (although I suspect the same principles apply?). Other than that it suggests a driver for a Sony Handycam could be the cause - I don't have one. It suggests a system restore which I attempted on Saturday but got the same blue screen. Other than that it seems to say re-installing the operating system could be a solution. I must admit I wouldn't be too confident about doing that. I might take pcasssist's advice and take it in somewhere local to have it looked at. Thanks Matt

I am using Windows XP The technical information on the blue screen reads as follows: Technical Information *** STOP: 0x0000000A (0x00000000, 0x00000002, 0x00000001, 0x804F9D36)

Hi all On Saturday my little girl switched on my pc just before we were about to go out. Rather than wait for it to start up then shut it down properly I just switched it off. Since then when I switch on a blue screen appears with a long message which starts: "A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer. IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL " I've copied down the rest of the message and will type it all up if necessary to resolve the problem. I haven't installed any new hardware or software recently. The message mentions selecting 'Safe Mode', which I have done, but I've no idea what to do once I'm in 'Safe Mode'. I'd be grateful if anyone can give me any advice as to how to resolve this. I've tried switching it off then switching it back on again but as that didn't work I'm stumped! Thanks a lot Matt

It's never too late! Twisted Wheel Club

See post 24 One step forward - two steps back

Admittedly Taylor is in need of a visit to the barber but I think that's a bit harsh, Rosa

You could definitely hear the Chaddy on the telly. You could hear Leeds more often but you'd expect that from a sizeable away support. I thought it was a decent enough effort from the Chaddy.

Pink Champagne by Georgie Fame Pink Dawn by The Human Instinct (possibly a bit obscure!)

You certainly wouldn't call him Wayne Kerr to his face, would you?

If anyone is really that keen to hear a load of crappy 70s/80s football songs I'll happily run off a CD for them.

I think you'll find the vast majority of clubs have had a cheesy song done about them. I've got a double album called 'Flair 1989' with some right stinkers on it.

In a time machine?

Racist!

I'll put you out of your misery - It definitely wasn't Latics & England on the train back from Crewe.