JustMike

more glad than missed tbh

yeah maybe you had but the poster obviously hadnt

my understanding of it is they can sign him on loan or however they want but wont be able to play him.

have thought about this alot, and the question i keep asking myself is, do we really need one? Wouldnt it just be a waste of resources on a job that Pards et al are doing fine at?

good luck with it mate, ignore some people on here, easy for them hiding behind their usernames

tell the Geordies to go f88k themselves :smt116

agreed. about time we had someone with balls

chin up mate, will all be ok

good stuff :-) More of this please NC

good stuff :-)

enjoying this but way to short last night. Oh and in case you were wondering, im mike7510uk (my old forum name)

i'll wait until 9:05 :-)

also on twitter for 9am on OS

yes, thats exactly what its saying :-)

i shall be about, need to play ALOT more to get my XP up

no, lets turn it into commen sense

at univeristy the "pupils" arent 5 - 16! (although they may act like it ;-) )

see my post above about ratios

more chance of slipping up, more chance of cars being out of control, more chance of heating system failing, more chance of parents unable to get access to school to collect. sounds like greater risk to me

i lol'd

trouble with that though is the teacher to pupil ratios. you could end up with 1 teacher and 60 kids!!

but when your child is potentially put at risk by the elements im glad they close. not too sure the term "free babysitting servive" should have been used though. lol

pipes freeze, mainly down to how old the systems are. Not the schools fault, its local authorities that should sort it but that means spending ££ which they use for their 2nd homes etc ;-)

southampton general has been on "black alert" which i think means emergencies only. Staff have been unable to get in and normal service is a long way off, so no, they are not managing

im a teacher at university and we were open but alot of schools in the area are closed so many lecturers were off, not that the students turned up anyway. The roads in southampton are not fine, you obviously havent seen my road or indeed many other roads. Other countries are better equipped to deal with this because it happens every year and for longer periods. With our schools alot of the problem is heating systems which fail and by law the schools have to close if the temperature cannot get above 16 degrees c.