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I learned the difference between where/were/wear/we’re while I was their.
Its ‘learnt’. Shocking grammer![/quote]
their!!!!!![/quote]
Aww, sh*it Nuneaton, you’re right! ;)[/quote]eye no ;)
I learned the difference between where/were/wear/we’re while I was their.
Its ‘learnt’. Shocking grammer![/quote]
their!!!!!![/quote]
Aww, sh*it Nuneaton, you’re right! ;)[/quote]grammer!!!
I learned the difference between where/were/wear/we’re while I was their.
Its ‘learnt’. Shocking grammer![/quote]
their!!!!!![/quote]
Aww, sh*it Nuneaton, you’re right! ;)[/quote]grammer!!![/quote]
Aww, b@gger, not another speling mistake!Next you’ll be telling me its should have an apostrophe in it.
Ok Griff were have I said in my post they were my kids???
Sons, nephews, family… same horse, different jockey.
Were in my post did I say that my nephews expected us to win every game???Er, here…
“A young kid is not bothered about stats or 4-4-2 or 3-5-1 they just want to see the team win.”
Oh and I was there in the really dark days when Bill Kenyon was chairman, where you???Most of the time yes, I was. But I obviously did a runner back to university as soon as the collecting buckets came out. Still, it wasn’t all bad – I learned the difference between where/were/wear/we’re while I was their.[/quote]
I’m afraid Griff I’ve read my post and I have to ask you what the fook you on about??? All the points you raised trying to be funny are bollocks, I never mentioned the kids being mine and also never said they expected us to win every game. As usual you talk out your arse which I pointed out and because you had no come back you decided to be a smart arse and turn it into a spelling competition.
Well done A star. Prick
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