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Our greatest ever overseas player is attempting to become a Brit.*

Also, got to love his attitude to pre season training.






*If he succeeds will this stop the likes of TVOC from bleating about some perceived breach of the "spirit of the quota" whatever that means.

The Britishness test does seem a complete waste of time and money though.

Still, as long as it keeps the quivering populist neo-Daily Mail readers happy that's the main thing. God bless New Labour.

As Lautiti says, most of his British team mates would probably fail.

Thank goodness that despite what the Daily Mail might want we're such a diverse culture that I doubt you can actually pin down what is meant by Britishness.

rlHave a look at the type of questions askedrl

Bet there's a few on here who'd struggle with this.

Indeed. For generation upon generation we've mopped up immigrants who helped build what the country was and is. Like the yanks - we're a country largely built on immigration.

Myself included with some of them.

True.

Question 20. Could the prime minister find his ar5e with both hands?

Ali certainly is one of those players who i would call a team personality, character ect

Last time I took that test I failed it

It was almost enough to send me packing back to my Irish granny's County Mayo roots.

the best signing made by Darth?

Nathan McAvoy.

Next?

Two people, and neither of them were strictly speaking "players".

And even if you did restrict it to the playing squad, I think that comment does Keith Senior a massive disservice.

It was a question but even if not why does it do Keith a dis service?