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

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

You're - not Your

saint jude wrote:You're - not Your

Ohhh dear the grammar police are out

saint jude wrote:You're - not Your

Where is your full stop, Saint?

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.

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

bluemike wrote: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.

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

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.

marko69 wrote: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.

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

Fook Orf

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.

number 9 wrote:

marko69 wrote: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.

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!

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

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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!.

saint jude wrote:

number 9 wrote:

marko69 wrote: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.

number 9 wrote:I am thick

Now you are just bragging.