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Soon be January and we must start to accept the inevitable !
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, … 91,00.htmlTo be fair to the lad his efforts and quality on the pitch can’t be questioned apart from being a bit greedy.
I tell you, if I go out and buy the Latics 2011 Calendar and he isn’t Mr January, and he leaves….. then I will pretend I don’t care anymore and threaten not to go again…..
Why is an offer from Marseille something you ‘Do not refuse’ ? .. Especially coming from a player who I believe is good enough for the likes of Arsenal and Utd.
N’Zogbia to Marseille – £12 million / £10 + Left Back
Could Buy –
– Anthony Stokes £2 million
– Al Habsi (permanent deal) £2.5 million
– David Bentley :shock: £5 millionwe’ll end up buying Jason Scotland anyway :roll:
Spelt!!!!!
don’t you mean spelled?
Nothing worse than making a c unt of yourself when trying to make a c unt of someone else eh.
:lol: :oops:
Spelt!!!!!don’t you mean spelled?
Nothing worse than making a c unt of yourself when trying to make a c unt of someone else eh.
:lol: :oops:
‘Spelt’ is actually fine to be used there, John. Well done :lol:
I know young man, I’m just being a c unt tonight. ;)‘Spelled’ is also correct in the sentence too.. Being a bit awkward myself ;)
Spelt!!!!!don’t you mean spelled?
Nothing worse than making a c unt of yourself when trying to make a c unt of someone else eh.
:lol: :oops:
Spelt & spelled are correct. The -ed ending is more common in American English, I believe.
Wrong & wrongly are both correct- wrong can be used as an adverb is this sentence. However, if you used incorrectly, the form incorrect would not be acceptable ;)
cut and paste job by me john…..is it colour or the American spelling of color.
Spelt!!!!!
don’t you mean spelled?
Nothing worse than making a c unt of yourself when trying to make a c unt of someone else eh.
:lol: :oops:
Spelt & spelled are correct. The -ed ending is more common in American English, I believe.
Wrong & wrongly are both correct- wrong can be used as an adverb is this sentence. However, if you used incorrectly, the form incorrect would not be acceptable ;)
cut and paste job by me john…..is it colour or the American spelling of color.[/quote]
BOB that’s the exact article I read before correcting John. I was more or less certain anyway but had to make sure it was 100% correct as I didn’t want to make a penis of myself.. A la John :D
Spelt!!!!!
don’t you mean spelled?
Nothing worse than making a c unt of yourself when trying to make a c unt of someone else eh.
:lol: :oops:
Spelt & spelled are correct. The -ed ending is more common in American English, I believe.
Wrong & wrongly are both correct- wrong can be used as an adverb is this sentence. However, if you used incorrectly, the form incorrect would not be acceptable ;)
cut and paste job by me john…..is it colour or the American spelling of color.[/quote]
BOB that’s the exact article I read before correcting John. I was more or less certain anyway but had to make sure it was 100% correct as I didn’t want to make a penis of myself.. A la John :D [/quote]
aint Google good ha ha ha or should that be isn’t Google good ;) I hope the pedants are not making a come back on here. throw away comments are throw away comments and sometimes they have grammatical errors.
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