From the Chronicle: Reds boss Dave Flitcroft has denied reports that Jacob Mellis will follow Jim McNulty out of Oakwell on loan. Midfielder Mellis has been linked with a loan move to Blackpool in national newspapers but Flitcroft insists there has been no contact between the clubs and the 22 year old, is still in his plans. Barnsley are chasing one further loan signing, but it is unlikely it will be in time for the trip to QPR. David Fox's primary role in the team is to get the ball to Paddy McCourt. Fox has been impressed with the Irishman and believes he is key to Barnsley's success. Despite the fact that Barnsley have scored one more goal this season, than tomorrow's opponents QPR, the reds have conceeded 26 since the last time Harry Redknapp's unbeaten side last conceeded.
of course he's Irish, he was born on an island called Ireland, ergo he's Irish, just like I'm English.
Still Irish to me. Born on the island called Ireland ergo he is Irish. Call it Northern Irish if we must but still Irish.
If he was born in Derry then he will consider him self Irish However, it was Londonderry then that would be different
Great Britain. Great Britain - England, Scotland and Wales Uk - England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and a load of little islands British Isles - Great Britain, the whole of Ireland and all 6,000+ little islands scattered about us
Give over. Look no further than my performance in that prediction game for proof of how often I get things wrong. I've got an uncomfortable feeling that my performance in that is a direct reflection of my knowledge of football.
Jay - rapidly becoming the 'go to' person on the BBS for calm, reasoned debate and sage advice on all things. This world is seriously ****** up man.
I was hoping not, but looks like the cat's out of the bag. Anyway, I'm fed of up of this ******** can we talk about quim?
Why is it called Great Britain and Northern Ireland? Even if he considers himself not Irish, it will be in favour of "from the North of Ireland", either way I'll be t you 5 pints of Harp he doesn't consider himself British.
