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I draw pictures in my diary, mate.

He can be a bit wasteful as you say, but I don't mind it much as by and large his waste is in the final third. I suppose that shows my own leanings in terms of logistical wastefulness: I'd rather him squander a chance in the final third because he's a bit too aggressive or selfish than that he...

NO! Don't say it out loud, or it'll happen!

I hate how much I know you're right.

Also fun: using the terms "Irish/Ireland" and "Scottish/Scotland" like synonyms.

I can't wait to make so many new friends with this advice.

This is probably the best characterization of ND football on the planet.

Saddest comment on the saddest thread, there!

That was actually one of the ones that got me thinking about this in the first place.

Fair point; absent the debut goal, he just warmed up and hurt himself. SAD.

You're right. I just read that Hallam Hope was replaced at halftime by Royston Drenthe last weekend.

Like, depressing.

Depends a lot on how the match goes, doesn't it? :)

Yeah, but he's not even sniffing the pitch. I think it's a pretty sad loan!

Well, it's not super-complicated! :) Basically, most loans are into situations where the player gets to experience winning, losing, drawing...ups and downs (e.g., Lukaku to WBA two seasons ago, where the club wasn't great, wasn't terrible, etc...). Some are fantastic, where you experience almost...

I remember watching the box scores for Shane Duffy at Yeovil Town each week all season long last year and thinking that it was just the saddest thing ever--especially when Everton was flying so high all season. But I don't think that Duffy for Yeovil Town even scratches the sadness surface of...

Was anyone actually expecting them to be playing? I thought the 411 on these two was that they'd be out for several more weeks/couple of months.

Another closed-door friendly with Stoke seems to be our best chance.

Marvelous Chico. The pictures made me laugh harder and harder with each successive one.

zactly, right there. Crowds over here can be raucous and what not, but good heavens the stadiums treat us like sheep--telling us specifically when to shout, when to cheer, when to "GET LOUD!!!!" and "MAKE SOME NOIZE!!!!" like we're a bunch of toddlers. It all seems normal until you go to Europe...