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Eighteen is about the lowest age most companies go for. And if you've not got any specific Football coaching qualifications then something like Camp America would be your best bet.

Don't agree with all of the OP, but can't be arsed clicking back to explain why. So I'll just add two. -Let their kids trick or treat. -Let their kids do 'penny for the guy maaate

Nearly all companies ask for minimum level two. There also tends to be a age requirement as well (over eighteen). UK Elite are holding interviews in Manchester next month, though you'd have to be quick to get on that.

Deus Ex was a cracker.

Indie type band, a bit 'meh'. Big choruses with with fuck all else. Not terrible, but not great.

It's Tevez's song?

I'd say willing to show young players who've shown promise a chance is no-where near deluded.

I'd hardly say he's crap. He may not be a great technical player but he always gives you a more direct, physical option. Which we don't have currently. Add to that his positioning is normally very good, he's 9/10 times in the right place when needed. A little like Bendtner in that way. A season...

Hart and Caicedo (keep). Robinho and Boj don't want to come back. Jo isn't going to adapt to the Premiership. Logan/Ethutu being lower Premier/Championship players and Benjani, though not terrible, is getting on.

As already said, give these people enough rope and time. Eventually they'll hang themselves.

'The English have all the material requisites for the revolution. What they lack is the spirit of generalization and revolutionary ardour.' Karl Marx. Seems not so much has changed.

Sturridge. Never cared for him, or the un-needed hype surrounding him.

Get fucked stud- Biffy Clyro

Bosvelt, Mettamo, Riera, Bianchi. Oh, and Danny 'Shoot' Mills.

I know what Ramadan is. I just thought you meant for Lent.

I was under the impression Anelka is a muslim? So I doubt it.

For me your example wouldn't of been theft, but I imagine others would take it as so. But yeah, fuck what anyone else thinks, I would of took it. Similiar (kinda) thing happened to me, stood behind a bloke at a cash machine. He walked away, leaving 290 pound still sticking from the machine...

Maybe he would improve under a different manager and playing system. More than likely would. And I'm not advocating selling him now, let him see out the last three years and then clap him off into the sunset. And in that time we could gradually let him fade out of the starting line up. If we...

Not really arsed. Love Shauny, but he's not the player he once was and as such he's not the long term solution for the right.

Should keep at it. An inter-changable front line is the next step forward in formations.