Tuesday 6th January 2009 5:25

Welcome to the all-new myfootballwriter.com
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How to subscribe...

• Subscription is by text message which cost £1.50 or £5 depending on which package you choose.

For one month, text MFW150 to 80039
For five months for a fiver, text MFW500 to 82023

You will receive a subscription code by return text message. You need to activate your new subscription by visiting the site and clicking on the 'Enter your code' link. Enter the code, fill out a few details, choose a PIN number and you're done.

Note: You should receive a text from us within a few minutes, however, if you don't please contact us before sending another text. Thank you.

What's new?

• Improved service with additional features offered at a fraction of the cost of last season.
• Two price plans to choose from - £1.50 a month, or five months for a fiver.
• The site has been optimized for mobile phone browsers - you'll find us on your phone where you find it on your computer, no WAP required.
• Like last season, a subscription gives you access to Ferret, The Wife, The Expert, Stanley, Animal, Gadget, Eyes and co.
• In addition, you'll also get our brand-new downloadable myfootballwriter.com podcast...
• There's also the ability to post comments on the site- look out for links on the columnists' pages.

(Note: texts are charged at premium rate - £1.50 for a month, £5 for five months. It is a one-off charge and will appear on your mobile phone bill as 'textanywhere.net'. We will remind you by email when your subscription is due for renewal.)

Another way to pay?
Simple as the text subscription is, it's not going to be suitable for everyone - for example, if you're outside the UK you won't be able to use it. So we've set up a PayPal option which offers you exactly the same service for the same price.

To subscribe using PayPal, click here.

Not got a PayPal account?
PayPal allows you to shop online securely using your own debit or credit card, but without sharing your financial details with the seller. It's a doddle to use, for more details, click here.