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"Deadly Scorer Shola Ameobi!"

Discussion in 'Newcastle United' started by Simply Marveaux-lous, Jul 20, 2011.

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  1. Simply Marveaux-lous

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    Simply Marveaux-lous, Jul 20, 2011
  2. AH

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    Obviously they mean SAMMY Ameobi ;)
     
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  3. Tiggyrimana

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    I hate the way 'is' has been used instead of 'are' <steam>
     
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    Tiggyrimana, Jul 20, 2011
  4. Jock McMagpie

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    Maybe they have only ever seen highlights of him v 5under1and???
     
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    Jock McMagpie, Jul 20, 2011
  5. Cal.

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    Is it just me who's found most/all articles written by Kansas press to be hard to read because of the weird syntax they use? They really like ending a sentence halfway through, and referring to teams in a singular way.
     
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  6. Aldridge_Prior

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    Yes! Bloody different isn't it?!

    For example... "That&#8217;s the sixth-most of trophies in English soccer history"...

    Wtf? <laugh>
     
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    Aldridge_Prior, Jul 20, 2011
  7. Beatski

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    hey, at least we're getting some decent press
     
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