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I'd go with MK Dons also. Don't like Crawley or Preston particularly either.

Anyone have details of the 3 fixtures? Can't seem to find out who we are playing.

Would be nice if city contributed too. Can't see that happening.

Patriotism has been diluted in this country because we are told it isn't politically correct.

This before or after Ross Allen?

What a load of crap that was. Commentators saying how dominant we were. Well done England, a cracking draw against 10 man Honduras. Why can these players not perform at the levels they do for their clubs? Can't think of a decent performance between them tonight.

Quite.

It's not a name the British gave to the islands at all. The British are called such as they are inhabitants of the island of Great Britain, the largest of the British Isles. The islands were named by the Celts who have a pretty strong connection with Ireland.

As I say, each to their own. Just shows the lack of national identity in this country that people have to cling to the identity of one of their grandparents.

I think he will go personally, however, not sure why the "it's Sisu, they'll sell" card is permanently played. They didn't sell key players last summer when everyone said they would. The only one sold of note in January was Clarke, who engineered a move. We sell no more than any other club in...

To be honest, I have no issue with people pretending to be part Irish and supporting Ireland despite never having even visiting the country, I just find it funny. Each to their own.

Dual nationality.

Both had British passports I expect but, yes, probably correct. Wasn't Raheem Sterling Jamaica born also?

Our defence is woeful aside from a couple of players.

Did we actually make him an offer?

Understand the reasons. Doesn't make them correct though. As I say, whether you call them the British Isles, the Irish Isles the Atlantic Isles or the Isles With No Name they are still part of the archipelago commonly known as the British Isles, a name which has been around the best part of 3000...

Not saying you shouldn't be proud of your heritage, everyone should be. You would be English of Irish heritage though. Could you actually get an Irish passport if you have an Irish grandparent? Or is that just something they use to get footballers who are not good enough to play for England...

If they were born in England, British. If they were born in France, French. Etc... On a more technical level, it depends on your passport.

Let's hope that is the case. We don't want this dragging out any longer than necessary. Was just going on the length of the Higgs case - and this one is more complex.

I'm aware the Irish government don't like to use the term "British Isles" but it doesn't change the fact they are part of the archipelago. That is a political thing not a geographical one. Glad you now accept Ireland is in the British Isles. Are you Irish yourself? (By that I mean real...