Your having a laugh!!!!

[Domhide]

Ipswich 2 - Stevenage 11 ????????????????????

[marko69]

Yip......, was 5 Berra Og's and 6 Gerken nutmegs.

[arana peligrosa]

You're - not Your

[itfc76trev]

You're - not Your

Ohhh dear the grammar police are out

[marko69]

You're - not Your

Where is your full stop, Saint?

[Bluemike]

It is a good point saint makes though, god forbid if MM put the team sheet up and left a full stop off or something, he would be deemed the worst manager in history and in need of replacing.

[herforder]

We really have to be worried when the players learn how to read it!

[marko69]

It is a good point saint makes though, god forbid if MM put the team sheet up and left a full stop off or something, he would be deemed the worst manager in history and in need of replacing.

No, he is usually taking a full forward off when 2-0 up.

[number 9]

Good grammar separates us from those In-Breds up the road! Good call Saint Jude.

[marko69]

Something must separate the Town fans from the inbreeds up the road, but until the "of/have" issue is sorted, I'm not putting dough on grammar.

[number 9]

Something must separate the Town fans from the inbreeds up the road, but until the "of/have" issue is sorted, I'm not putting dough on grammar.

In-Bred is slang and colloquial when ITFC fans refer to the scum. I would of/have told you that today/tomorrow.

[herforder]

I've always loved good grammar; and grandad's also quite cool!

[Bluemike]

Fook Orf

[marko69]

Well at least Stevenage winning 11-2 hasn't completely pissed people off.

Domhide hasn't come back to alter that. Hopefully he hasn't jumped from a high thing thinking the TB's were seriously spanked by Stevenage.

[arana peligrosa]

Something must separate the Town fans from the inbreeds up the road, but until the "of/have" issue is sorted, I'm not putting dough on grammar.

In-Bred is slang and colloquial when ITFC fans refer to the scum. I would of/have told you that today/tomorrow.

Couldn't put up the link but if you visit grammar about.com it provides a comprehensive report.

As it states, Have functions as an auxiliary verb while Of is not a contradiction, but a preposition.

Hope that hepled you out.

[marko69]

Thanks for that, Saint.

I don't understand why the of/have thing irritates me so much. Maybe I just can't figure out why some people can be so f**king thick. Don't get me wrong, I'm no English Lit professor or anything like that, but I really just would of thought that it was basic English!

[herforder]

Poor use of grammar on this site in future is something up with which we will not put!

[Domhide]

Hi aent wuried bout spelin misstakes has longue has website get the Score write.
For those of us that live far afield and rely on info on the ITFC website:
Posting up the final score as Ipswich 2 – Stevenage 11 and leaving it there for hours is not funny – this was the case the other night. Some of you obviously did not appreciate what my posting was about!.

[number 9]

Something must separate the Town fans from the inbreeds up the road, but until the "of/have" issue is sorted, I'm not putting dough on grammar.

In-Bred is slang and colloquial when ITFC fans refer to the scum. I would of/have told you that today/tomorrow.

Couldn't put up the link but if you visit grammar about.com it provides a comprehensive report.

As it states, Have functions as an auxiliary verb while Of is not a contradiction, but a preposition.

Hope that hepled you out.

I think you meant contraction? I could be wrong; I am thick.

[marko69]

I am thick

Now you are just bragging.