User talk:Nick palmer69

Cronulla Seagulls
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Oxford and Seagulls
Hi Nick, thanks for your message (and a welcome to the wonderful world of Wikipedia from me as well). Yes, I was at Jesus, in the early 1990s. Seems a while ago now. If I remember correctly, the Pembroke geography students had tutorials with the Jesus geography students; as the Pembroke contingent were mostly men, and the Jesus geographers mostly women, some new friendships were quickly formed! You may be interested in browsing around the University of Oxford Portal, highlighting some of the features of the University on Wikipedia (including a certain Dr Johnson who I suspect was mentioned occasionally at Pembroke...) and / or the intermittent work of the Oxford WikiProject.

To get back to your question, you can tackle the reference problem in the following ways. To use the reference in the article, you'd use a template like cite news in this sort of way:


 * Amazing but true fact.

This would generate (with a reflist at the bottom of the page): Amazing but true fact.

As to how to store a copy of the article for future use, have a read of WP:Linkrot which has some suggestions about web archiving services.

As for the kit, I can see two kits (home and away) - was that what you meant? Try purging your cache and see if the problem goes away. Let me know if I can help further. Regards, and best wishes, BencherliteTalk 00:12, 21 July 2010 (UTC)

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