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I've been playing for a couple of days and I really like it. I'm more of a Warhawk fan than a COD fan, and I feel Marco's point about people dropping out to leave a core of fanatics is a valid one. That is what happened with Warhawk and it is one of the many reasons why it is the best online game ever. I feel MAG will go the same way. It is still early days and I feel very few people have got to grips with the giving/acting upon orders element of the game. I have been playing with some Americans who seem to have a better idea of how to play. This game has real potential. And that potential lies in teamwork. Intelligent players who organise themselves and communicate effectively will succeed; lone wolves, who pay no heed to their other team mates will soon lose interest and gravitate back to COD. I do like the fact that you are rewarded for being a team player......for example, medics earn extra XP for helping wounded teammates. Marco, I agree that the graphics are not of the same calibre as COD, but as a first generation arcade gamer I know that graphics are of little importance. I'm also impressed by the lack of lag and the crystal clear comms. There are rather a lot of snipers but that is normal. Warhawk was the same. It took me quite a while to gain enough confidence to venture out of the missile turrets and sniper spots and fully appreciate the close combat. MAG........ damn....... it's hard!

I just laughed so hard that I gave myself a hernia. You can expect a letter from my solicitor.

I think you're being over generous there.

What's going on? Is it National Mystery Music Day already?

Tempted to get this...... Stones Throw do uncover some gems from the past and re-issue them. Should I invest in the CD or just MP3?

"Serve the People!"

Done. Stick them in the naughty corner next to the Kingsland codgers. Let's create that 'wall of sound' (although not in an actress murdering, Phil Spector way).

If you no longer have any documentation with your customer number on, you have 3 options. 1. Email the address that Saint Stevo gave. 2. Telephone (long waits). 3. In person at the ticket office. If you are intending to buy your tickets over the phone or in person, you don't actually need your customer number, your name and address details should suffice. They will be able to give you your customer number at the same time. (Besides....... I am NOT a number, I am a free man etc etc.)

Come on....... don't be selfish!

Good luck with that. They're a little busy at the moment, expect a wait of 10 minutes or so on hold.

HTH mate.

I'm not sure what it is you're trying to do. Your friend has linked your customer number to his account, surely that's job done?

Twice, no less. And a thus, to boot.

Did your mate link your customer number to his online account already?

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Time = money, my friend. The time I would have spent reading it would have equated to a financial contribution. I shall maintain the dignity of my principles.

Did you mean to write leads as opposed to leaves? Classic pot/kettle moment!

Apologies..... I'm still boycotting the Echo so I cannot read the 'scintillating piece of journalism' to which you refer.

This is fantastic news. It is indicative of NC's future plans regarding sponsorship, and where he sees Saints' aspirations for the future. At Saturday's game I noticed that all the stewards had black tape on the back of their jackets covering up an old sponsor's logo (was it Floors-2-go?). I also noticed that the majority of advertising hoardings around the pitch no longer carried adverts for businesses (there were a few exceptions) and now just carry the Saints logo. Clearly NC is renegotiating the existing sponsorship deals with an eye to our future position.

Bad Dad! lol

Disown him!

Pulis?

Just managed to get 4 tickets in block 4 row MM for the paint pot game. Did it online.

Don't bother, they're all sold out.