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Well if he thinks a move from a top division french club to a third tier english club is going to be good for his career..then bring it on!0
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Obviously he's had a big recommendation of our club from Souly Diawara0
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Its just a slip. Jean-Louis Triaud obviously thinks Charlton are still a mid table prem side.0
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I notice we are named as Charlton (sic) , has the (sic) replaced Athletic ?0
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[cite]Posted By: Shrew[/cite]I notice we are named as Charlton (sic) , has the (sic) replaced Athletic ?
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some latin thingy which means you cant spell0
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'linked with Pompey.........and Charlton!' the words of their site. Admittedly an odd mix on current form but Portsmouth have a rather inflated sense of their own importance given that don't have the Harry factor any more.0
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He probably thinks Charlton is Chelsea, lol ....... sounds much the same, London club, always top of the league and loads of dosh.
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Similarly Tevez and the other one, when told they'd be playing for United expected the taxi to take them to Manchester rather than East London.0
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[cite]Posted By: Valley McMoist[/cite][cite]Posted By: Shrew[/cite]I notice we are named as Charlton (sic) , has the (sic) replaced Athletic ?
What does 'sic' actually mean?
Funnily enough it means the mistake in the quote is the fault of the person quoted and not the person writing it. Just a way of journo's showing off there (sic) gramma innit...0 -
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A bit pedantic, but the spirit of what people are saying is right. "Sic" is apparently latin for "so" or "thus", and shows that the writer is citing a source directly and accurately and are aware that the quote is either archaic or just plain wrong. My understanding of it, anyway...0
