Like I said, I don't want to continue this.See your point but it was a new paragraph so unassociated to the previous statement / comment
Solid misunderstood and I could see why, that's all.
Like I said, I don't want to continue this.See your point but it was a new paragraph so unassociated to the previous statement / comment
Like I said, I don't want to continue this.
Solid misunderstood and I could see why, that's all.

Have it.I'm taking that as a victory...
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Blimey, all I did was point out to Solid that he'd misunderstood and explained why I thought that misunderstanding might have occurred.
I don't want to get into a protracted discussion over this, I'm just answering the question put to me then hopefully let it go.
Although I try to write as well as I can I'm no expert. With my limited grammatical knowledge I would say that the sentence can be split into two, and the appeal is the subject of the first clause - Jones is the subject of the second clause but there is no personal pronoun to make that clear.
"Jones red card appeal rejected/ so [he] will serve 3 match ban"
I agree that the second sentence would require a "with" to make it about the ban:
" assume [it] will start [with] this one then"
The principle I go on is that if you leave words out you're expecting the reader to fill them in, and if they're not on the same wavelength as you then misunderstandings can occur.
And one did.
Like I said earlier, there's no clear right and wrong here, just a bit of ambiguity.

Wonder who is playing the 6......Grav or Endo?
Got to be a rational explanationSpeaking of miscommunication - remember you questioned the use of the word "off" in the transcript?
That word has now mysteriously disappeared from here:
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-var-audio-offside-diaz-31097359
and here:
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...transcript-luis-diaz-goal-liverpool-tottenham
Though it can still be heard in the audio.
Odd.