BBC Sport website: Reading v Tottenham Preview

[Royalphil]

Look at:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/6116256.stm

Click on the Reading Squad profiles....

I hope Mendes is on form on Sunday and James keeps a clean sheet...

[SpaceCruiser]

Again?!? Those BBC sorts are lazy.

[M4 Junction 11]

I hope Mendes is on form on Sunday and James keeps a clean sheet...

... also makes you wonder what Mendes might do to risk James letting one in

[Royalphil]

I hope Mendes is on form on Sunday and James keeps a clean sheet...

... also makes you wonder what Mendes might do to risk James letting one in

OMG an English lesson now... sorry...

"I hope Mendes is on form on Sunday and that James also keeps a clean sheet..."

[JimmytheJim]

I hope Mendes is on form on Sunday and James keeps a clean sheet...

... also makes you wonder what Mendes might do to risk James letting one in

OMG an English lesson now... sorry...

"I hope Mendes is on form on Sunday and that James also keeps a clean sheet..."

OMG an English lesson now... not sorry...

The "also" is completely inert and potentially misleading.

Schooled.

[Royalphil]

I hope Mendes is on form on Sunday and James keeps a clean sheet...

... also makes you wonder what Mendes might do to risk James letting one in

OMG an English lesson now... sorry...

"I hope Mendes is on form on Sunday and that James also keeps a clean sheet..."

OMG an English lesson now... not sorry...

The "also" is completely inert and potentially misleading.

Schooled.

Oooo, er... do I get the cane now? Please....

You could say... er, you did .... that the 'also' is inert, in a sentance with an 'and'; however, in this case, it clarifies that two linked subjects in context are seperate in content and chronology......

[Symposium]

You could say... er, you did .... that the 'also' is inert, in a sentance with an 'and'; however, in this case, it clarifies that two linked subjects in context are seperate in content and chronology......

1. sentence
2. separate

[Fubar]

You could say... er, you did .... that the 'also' is inert, in a sentance with an 'and'; however, in this case, it clarifies that two linked subjects in context are seperate in content and chronology......

1. sentence
2. separate

Who gives a sh!t?

[Petercccccc]

This thread is dead.


Unless some one posts ‘Groundhog Day’