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SLP - Proof Reading - Non Existent

jairejaire
in General Charlton
Article on the back page of today's SLP
Not a Full stop for Ric at The Valley
Ricardo Fuller is training with Charlton and could be set to be offered the chance to play for them this season, writes Richard Cawley.
The addicts released the former Stoke City striker at the end of last season.
But the door was left open for the year-long, who is keeping fit with the addicts.
"Ricardo was one that I always left the possibility of bringing back," said Charlton manager Chris Powell. " I don't know about other options that he may have.
"I just shook his hand told him it was good to see him and he has got on with his training. Maybe there is a conversation to be had."
Charlton only have one senior frontman on their books - Yann kerygmatic - although Powell is continuing to pursue Tottenham striker Jon Obola, who remains his top target.
But Spurs appear more keen to push the year-long to Swindon, who are becoming like a feeder club for the north Londoners.
"Jon fitted in really well with us and was popular with the players and fans," said Powell.
"He is one I feel would add to us but he is a Spurs player and we've got to respect that."
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    scabbyhorsescabbyhorse
    Kerygmatic and Obola??
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    ViewfinderViewfinder
    Obola sounds like that deadly flesh-eating disease.
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    Curb_ItCurb_It
    addicts??
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    killerandflashkillerandflash
    kerygmatic sounds like a washing machine
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    dabosdabos
    I look forward to seeing Kerygmatic and Kermorgant up front together.
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    TalalTalal
    Curb_It said:

    addicts??

    We all will be soon the way things are going :P
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    ViewfinderViewfinder
    killerandflash said:

    kerygmatic sounds like a washing machine

    It does! - and an Oirish one, at that.

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    razilrazil
    they could be breaching their news now t's and c's... believe me I know all about that..
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    DeeBeeDeeBee
    edited July 2013
    Obola had me in tears
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    The Red RobinThe Red Robin
    Kerygmatic and Obola are our new signings?
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    Rob62Rob62
    edited July 2013
    Would guess it is a spellcheck issue, although even without the spelling mistakes there are some words missing.
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    DRFDRF
    sounds like they did a find and replace for year-long, it makes no sense in either sentence.
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    SwisdomSwisdom
    Rob62 said:

    Would guess it is a spellcheck issue, although even without the spelling mistakes there are some words missing.

    I sometimes have trouble with my spiel chucker but that's a horrendous article. Reads like it was written by a school student and the typos are unreal

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    ViewfinderViewfinder
    Richard Cawley, the author of this piece, is having his brain eaten by the deadly Obola disease.
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    BaldybonceBaldybonce
    It reads like a piss take. Is he a spanner?
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    BedsaddickBedsaddick
    Fulham fan apparently
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    AddicktedAddickted
    That was written for the South Lebanon Press and has just been translated directly to a British newspaper using Google Translate.
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    soapy_jonessoapy_jones
    Feckin Spanner rag.
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    AlgarveaddickAlgarveaddick
    Viewfinder said:

    Richard Cawley, the author of this piece, is having his brain eaten by the deadly Obola disease.

    LOL!
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    Big WilliamBig William
    As one paper once wrote in the late 70's .....Derek Holes and Mike Flanagas
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    RedPandaRedPanda
    Written on a mobile?
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    AddicktedAddickted
    I'm sure I have a Shrewsbury programme from the late 70's where in our team at No. 7 was Colin Towell, followed by Eric Pales at No. 8
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    richcawleySLPrichcawleySLP
    A spell check was done just prior to sending and replaced some of the words. It wasn't picked up before it was sent to the printers. Also capped some of the words in headlines which should not have been the case.
    Apologies. No offence intended.
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    SwisdomSwisdom
    richcawleySLP said:

    A spell check was done just prior to sending and replaced some of the words. It wasn't picked up before it was sent to the printers. Also capped some of the words in headlines which should not have been the case.
    Apologies. No offence intended.

    Nobody is blaming you but someone should get a very slapped wrist for not proofing surely
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    richcawleySLPrichcawleySLP
    Issue was that it had been proofed but spellcheck came as final step. Won't be done that way anymore.
    It's never been an issue before doing the process like that.
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    MortimericianMortimerician
    Are you Joe Kinnear writing under a pseudonym?
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    ViewfinderViewfinder
    Mortimerician said:

    Are you Joe Kinnear writing under a pseudonym?

    There's a joke in 'ere.

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    Airman BrownAirman Brown
    edited July 2013
    richcawleySLP said:

    Issue was that it had been proofed but spellcheck came as final step. Won't be done that way anymore.
    It's never been an issue before doing the process like that.

    Must have been a few sharp intakes of breath in the office when that arrived, Rich . . .
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    hawksmoorhawksmoor
    'Get the subs in here, NOW!'
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    PlaaayerPlaaayer
    Stick it up here before you put it in the paper next time to be proof read, everyone's a f**king grammatical genius.
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