List for Sergei

[The Esk]

OK lads, let's not give Sergei, too hard a time. He's a blue long way from home and we care for him.

Just need more communication so we know that the help that's offered is required.

 

[Russian Evertonian]

Just two really mate, English and the language of love. I'm fluent in both if you fancy a tickle xxx

Really? The second doesn't count. I imagine you in another country with another language. Probably your language of love will never help you there.....

 

[Kurt.]

How many languages you speak?

3

 

[Bungle]

@Russian Evertonian probably worth logging off for the night.

 

[Kurt.]

Really? The second doesn't count. I imagine you in another country with another language. Probably your language of love will never help you there.....

what's Wembley ticket in Russian pal xx

 

[Goat]

I barely speak English to be honest.

 

[Russian Evertonian]

@Russian Evertonian probably worth logging off for the night.

After your posts of course. Thanks. I will.

 

[Walken]

You've got 10 floors?

i think that might be a staircase

 

[The Esk]

After your posts of course. Thanks. I will.

Mate @Bungle is a very good blue, and an even better person - he wishes you no harm, just asked an honest question which has been answered, no need to feel bad about it.

 

[Elong]

Lads, if I suddenly stop posting please tell the authorities to follow the polonium trail.

Hahahahahaha oh wow.

 

[Walken]

Mate @Bungle is a very good blue, and an even better person - he wishes you no harm, just asked an honest question which has been answered, no need to feel bad about it.

I think this does @Bungle a massive disservice

 

[orly]

Really? The second doesn't count. I imagine you in another country with another language. Probably your language of love will never help you there.....

No mate it probably never did, so I just worked my nads off while I was there and made good. In fact, interestingly, I made my first journey abroad when the employment situation in my own country was at a low ebb - applied for a job, went out, got nothing for free. I appreciate that not all of us have had to run from delicate situations, I definitely didn't, but you're way off thinking it's all woe is me and the rest of us could never understand what living abroad is like.

You're on here whinging about carpets, yet you're out boozing, you've got internet access - lets generously suggest this is through a very very cheap mobile phone package - and you've got a free ticket to Wembley. You're going on about having to do an 11 hour day once recently- Jesus absolute wept, that's a lot, a lot of people's bog standard working day, five days a week.

You're going on about missing out on £40 worth of PayPal donations when people have likely given up hundreds, maybe thousands, of pounds worth of items and free labour to you with no connection other than common decency and a mutual love of Everton.

 

[Elong]

Always knew this day was going to come

 

[Kurt.]

Always knew this day was going to come

At least he doesn't have to live in the shire... floorboards are a luxury compared to that

 

[DualityNSNO]

No mate it probably never did, so I just worked my nads off while I was there and made good. In fact, interestingly, I made my first journey abroad when the employment situation in my own country was at a low ebb - applied for a job, went out, got nothing for free. I appreciate that not all of us have had to run from delicate situations, I definitely didn't, but you're way off thinking it's all woe is me and the rest of us could never understand what living abroad is like.

You're on here whinging about carpets, yet you're out boozing, you've got internet access - lets generously suggest this is through a very very cheap mobile phone package - and you've got a free ticket to Wembley. You're going on about having to do an 11 hour day once recently- Jesus absolute wept, that's a lot, a lot of people's bog standard working day, five days a week.

You're going on about missing out on £40 worth of PayPal donations when people have likely given up hundreds, maybe thousands, of pounds worth of items and free labour to you with no connection other than common decency and a mutual love of Everton.

To be fair to that last line, he didn't ask for them at all; if anything he said he doesn't want them.

Comparing a foreigner (especially Slavic) coming to the UK to work to a Brit going abroad is a bit silly though, as it's really not the same. You're privileged, in a way, being a Brit abroad, whereas we're frowned upon for being Slavs here. I'm in the same situation as Serge - can barely afford food and common items, and I've been rejected from several jobs, some of them entirely because I'm from where I am.