Lucy, 22, a part-time hairdresser from Dulwich says:
"I always look forward to the world cup, because the Sun really comes into it's own as a man's newspaper: for men, by men, to men. This guide carries on their usual excellent work, but it's a shame that so many foreign countries get to take part. Gordon Brown has a lot to answer for."
Denise, 19, a part-time student from Wycombe says:
"I love the World Cup, and the Sun's excellent coverage really make it more manageable for a girl like me to know what's going on. When I can tear it away from my man that is! Although it's disappointing so many people who aren't English speakers are allowed to take part. It's political correctness gone mad."
Rupert, 79, a media tycoon from Melbourne says:
"The Sun's coverage on any subject is unsurpassed; the World Cup is no exception. It's a shame that so many unpronouncable, unspellable and unspeakable countries and players are allowed to take part as it makes things so much harder for us to write about. It's broken Britain in practice: I've been assured Mr Cameron will change things in time for the 2014 World Cup, so we can make Britain great. Er, again."
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