Email from The Club - Grammar Pedantry
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"al farno" ....i think my mum had some his 78s !3
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could of been writen alot better
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Should your name not begin with a capital 'I' ?2
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@d I ate the other day.1
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There's not a better way to have that match-day experience than to enjoy a pre-match meal for just £25 pp.
Oh believe me for 25 quid, there is!2 -
Glad I'm one of those that "isn't opening anymore" so i don't have to subject myself to such grammatical butchery.0
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Looks good value to me tbf.0
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Belglaise? Cheery pie with cream - my favourite.0
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As I used to say to my editors, the readers only look at the photographs anyway?1
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Shame on you ! It's beyond my Ken how you can say such a thing ;-)ken from bexley said:As I used to say to my editors, the readers only look at the photographs anyway?
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Pretty embarrassing really0
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Replace the goals with three sticks, smaller ball, dress everyone in white...I like your thinking mateLargeAddick said:think they should scrap stadium catering. instead we all bring a food and drink contribution and have a big picnic on the pitch from 1pm to 2.30pm. we can return again around 3.45pm for tea and cakes.
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More shocking is no veggie option :-)0
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I think the club done it on purpose. To see if it made a thread on CL0
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In my (daily) experience, the problem is that marketeers can't write copy. But more importantly, don't care that they can't.Stig said:There are errors all over the place; the website, the programme, marketing literature. The comms department definitely need a proper system for quality assuring their work before it is published. It looks so shoddy and unprofessional. Just because we're in an age where Twitter is the preferred means of communication, it does not mean that all communications should be reduced to that level of quality. In this case, if I'm paying £25 for a meal I want to know that there's been some care and attention put into it. I have no faith that that's the case though when the people trying to sell it can't even be bothered to spell the name of the main dish correctly. Very bad marketing.
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You might have a point there. I lived for a while in Amsterdam and saw many, many examples of Dunglish ie English that was almost but not quite perfect, as it had not been checked by a native speaker. Included official documents and even signs at Schiphol airport...Cardinal Sin said:Belglaise?
I would be a bit surprised if we had a Belgian writing our emails, but you never know.0 -
Even the real retail pros .. or was it the probable far east manufacturers .. can get it wrong
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-355161580