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I do, but I've always wondered what constitutes a 'do-gooder'. They use the word on there to take the piss now, but it's still thrown around a canny bit. So I'm wondering how you become a 'do-gooder.'

We reached that point 5 minutes ago. I got my French collegue to tell them to 'eat shit and die' in her native tounge. It made us feel better.

Handy if you need something fashioning from wood though. 7800[/snapback] The sound of sawing is a far happier thought.

A sandalista. 7796[/snapback] Which is what then? Someone define a do-gooder man, it'll help me understand better.

I walked into that one. Homer: 'Why do birds suddenly appear...over here...over here..' By the way, I HATE the Carpenters.

..people feel the need to bring their children into work, on their day off, when it's sunny outside. Answers on a postcard.

Could someone define what s 'do-gooder' is please, just to check if I am one or not. Ta.

I thought County Durham was a hotbed of cricket?

Never been impressed with Key. As for Jones, he's already under fire for his display behind the wicket in the 1st test so needs a good second innings batting performance to keep the vultures away.

Just reminded me, Internet Troll wasn't around 10 years ago.

4-5-1 works when you have midfielders who score goals for fun (Lampard, Cahill) plus a loan speedy centre forward (Bent, Drogba). We have neither, which is why it doesn't really work. Well actually, maybe if Milner played loan forward and Parker and Dyer discovered their scoring touch it could? I'd like to say though, your 4-4-2 looks a canny useful side imo. Very positive team, with Parker being a box to box man and pulling the strings. Me likes.

Well, he can go and be a little charv playboy who hides in Arsenal's midfield for £10m squid. One good thing about watching Parker the other night was highlighting just how far JJ has gone backwards.

I say take the money and run, very quickly.

At least he came on and tried to be positive. Mind, I couldn't here his name on the tannoy for the sound of knifes being sharpened...

I've opened myself up for a cyber kicking but I think there were more positives to come from the game than negatives. It was refreshing to see two midfielders who wanted the ball, who showed themselves for it, who wanted to move in a forward direction with it, who were looking to release positive forward passes. I also thought that some of the passing on the deck was better than it has been for a while. Only negative for me was the forward two who showed nowt, although yet again in Europe we had an awful referee who doesn't allow any physical contact whatsoever.

No thrills but dependable CB, shit full back. Does seem a bit stupid letting him go when his replacement is Craig Moore.

Bye.

You're not alone.. My dad went on a works night out and got the metro home with another bloke who was worse the wear. Three times they caught the wrong metro from the Monument and had to come back.

Racist 7061[/snapback] Actually, by insinuating he has a disability that makes him inferior I'm guilty under the Disability Discrimination Act. Erm...what's worse?

You just know he's going to bottle it and play Faye though.

She could drag me to the naughty corner anytime.

As much as I've never felt a pain or wanted the world to end so much as after the 1990 game, I have to agree that history has shown it was a blessing in disguise.

He'd be alright if he was able to actually pass a ball to a teamate. Perhaps he's colour blind.

Craig had ANOTHER whinge and cry to Makosi saying Eugene hated him and fancied Anthony. He then told Anthony Eugene was evil and was trying to 'destroy me'. Anthony told him he was going over the top and shouted at him, telling him he was fucking sick and tired of his antics. So Craig cried some more.

I'm also off work for the first day...getthefuckin. Collingwood hit himself a good 181 last week that's put him in contention, great fielder as well. Vaughan possibly out...blessing in disguise or too great a miss as captain?