If we're going to operate that system, I'd want about 1000 points for attending that Norwich replay Freezing cold and as **** a game as I have ever had the pleasure to endure.
If you go literally by the spelling then it's got to be scone (rhyming with cone), if it was scone (rhyming with con) it wouldn't have an e on the end i.e scon.
"Where is Whiteley Saint?" "He has gone to the shops!" Scone as in cone or scone as in gone? No wonder they say English is the hardest language to learn. It makes no sense!
http://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2013/03/how-do-you-say-scone/ Discussion concerning scone or scone....varies where you are. To confuse even more....the Stone of Scone is pronounced Scoon.
It's scone as in gone. Not even up for debate. The only question is, do you put the jam or the cream on first?
On the topic of this thread - how likely is that I will be able to get two tickets tomorrow when my eligibility opens?