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Wouldn't be the same without a rendition of 'You're sh!t, and you smell of fish'

Really looking forward to the Fonte and Jaidi partnership. Think those two will be able to handle any front man in this league. We should win this one really, anyone know whether Hammond is likely to return>

Season ticket holders will def get at least one ticket each, so I'm not bothered.

haha brilliant! I saw Merrington buying a fried breakfast at a service station on the way to Plymouth on boxing day last year; he was wearing a knitted christmas jumper. The man's a hero.

On paper, or at least judging by league position, this would be one of the best draws in terms of our chances to progress. But I really hope we don't get them.

Looking at the teams left in it, if the draw was really really kind to us, and o course we played our best, we could go a couple more rounds yet.

She needs to learn the difference between freckles and moles.

LOL

I know we've never reeaallly had a big problem with it, but it caught my attention today how everytime we conceded a freekick, there was always a Saints player stood in front of the ball, making sure it couldn't be taken quickly. Good to see.

Derby at home please.

I like it that I know what this means.

I thought it was a West Ham song?

I'd say Lambert and Connolly are the closest we have to Beattie and Pahars.

I think Connolly is still injured? EDIT: Should feature according to the BBC website. If true, that team looks good.

Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't realise that this thread was going to be submitted as part of my degree. In that case, perhaps you should do some research into the use of question marks? AND, for what it's worth, there is not a problem with starting a sentence with a conjunctive, only prescriptive linguists, like yourself, like to try to make one. I suppose you're the sort of person who writes complaints to companies for saying '10 items or less' or splitting the infinitive. Is that the only mistake you could find? If you have nothing better to do then try to nit-pick my sentences to catch me out, I suggest in future you keep it to yourself. Especially if you are going to show an appalling grasp of punctuation in your attacks.

True, I'm just not sure if centre midfield of just Wotton and James will be able to sustain the pressure. Hopefully they will, or if not Jaidi and Fonte should be able to handle it.

that's numberwang!

Amen to that, brother.

'Even you'? what is that supposed to mean?! I'm pretty sure that 95% of the jobs that I am interested in require a degree to even be considered and even when applying to those that don't, a good degree is going to make me stand out above others. Obviously your argument against that will be that everyone else will have a degree, but my uni is in the top 10 for English so that should be an advantage. For what it's worth, I couldn't care less if my uni affects my job prospects, or if people like you want to refer to me as 'scum'. I'm having a f*cking great time, I'm learning, making friends and getting a chance to grow up in my own time, as opposed to my mates who haven't gone to uni who are still living with their parents, having been forced to take on the part time jobs they had whilst at school and college permanently because they didn't get the grades to carry on in education. Why did you not go to uni? And do you not feel that it could have helped your career in anyway?

So why do all major internship and graduate schemes ask for at least a 2.1 in a degree to even be considered?

Just popping up the phonebox...

Anyone been told a number today?

Well I'm at uni now. I'm interested to know what you would class as a worthwhile degree. You mention above that you think one should only do a degree course if they need the qualification/training to enter their chosen career path, doctors dentists and nurses are the examples you give, but what about those who don't know exactly what they want to do, but want to further their education in order to have a wider and ultimately better paid choice when they leave? I'm studying English Literature at University. I don't really want to be an author, poet, teacher or journalist. I don't know what I want to do yet, but I feel that in getting a degree in a core subject I will greatly improve my prospects. What d'you reckon?

How is it the fault of the student that the government chooses to fund the loans? Surely to a student it is irrelevant where the loan comes from and thus wouldn't matter if it was from the government or somewhere else? I don't actually know, I'm asking...