hypochondriac

Was it a Uni up north?

No it isn't! There aren't enough facepalms in the world for that comment.

I don't disagree with an of that. What I find is odd is not wanting them to qualify for the big tournaments or wanting the to do well.

I'm sad because I've had to agree with hippy Andy about something

Enjoy not caring about your countries footballing exploits. I suspect it's vastly more fulfilling than the alternative

Do you not think the authorities have considered that her parents were suspects then?

I feel sorry for you that you can derive no enjoyment from supporting the country of your birth (I presume) in a fantastic sport like football. I would suggest that the vast majority of English football supporters in this country would disagree with you.

That depends though doesnt it. Typically an England game has a lot more riding on it than a saints game.

Oh my mistake I thought the football team you support is GENERALLY where you are from. Otherwise maybe everyone could take an interest in a conference South game. After all, there are other reasons for watching football...

He would be ideal for us.

But how is them not doing very well in Brazil preferable to them not even qualifying in the first place?

But that's a different point. I totally understand moaning about our approach but I can never really understand preferring us not to qualify and actually enjoying it more because of that.

It's a very sad situation where you aren't patriotic enough to want the England team (in any sport) to do well. I understand all the arguments about overpaid players etc but at the end of the day I am a proud Englishman and I want us to do as well as possible at the sport that we invented.

How can it be more enjoyable to watch an international football tournament with no English involvement. In that scenario I'm pretty much indifferent and could not really give a toss what happens. Sort of like watching league one highlights. I take a small interest but if I happened to miss it it wouldn't be the end of the world.

I would like to add I don't think the iPhone is a bad phone, I just don't agree it is miles better than the best android have to offer.

I also have a micro hdmi cable that plugs into the back of all modern tvs and you can see the s4 instantly. It cost me three quid I think and charges the phone as well which is more than affordable considering what I saved on not paying the apple premium. Alternatively they could download yatse which takes two seconds and they can then stream any content they want to my raspberry pi.

Thanks Meh ball. I do pretty much do all of those things with my s4.it works particularly well with my sonos player. Now please tell me how I can play two player classic roms (snes gba nes psx n64 ds etc etc) on my TV through the iPhone? Widgets make a big difference and mean I can control my Spotify and sonos player quickly and easily as well as my raspberry pi. The absolute best thing about the s4 is the universal remote control which allows me to control every television and media device in my house (and box such as Virgin media etc) from my phone. I went to a friends house the other day and he had misplaced his remote. No problem at all and within about thirty seconds I had a working remote for his TV. Don't think iPhone can do that either...

Not sure how anyone can enjoy an international tournament without England there.

Well there is more at stake for the England game so I would say that. Nothing worse than a meaningless international tournament.

It's a big risk to hold onto a poorly performing player who has thus far shown little sign that he will burst into life. Much rather sell him and use the money to get someone who can improve us now rather than wait a few seasons for potential.

Disagree. Has been very underwhelming and if we can make most of our money back then get rid and invest in a more effective player.

Are university students the particularly ignorant ones then?

Well earlier you outlined a load of stuff that the iPhone can do and I just showed you that the s4 can do everything you said. It may take a bit more tweaking and be slightly more of an initial hassle but it can.

But odd to warn your daughter off a southern uni. I would have thought someone as multicultural as yourself would be keen to give your daughter rounded life experiences. Otherwise could she not become equally ignorant of southerners?

Agree with you here. I suspect it is because newcastle have been a laughing stock for a while so it is not that surprising. I am surprised these loan companies have not been banned sooner though.