Brighton Sky Blue
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As it stands we already need last season's points tally to stay up including the deduction. Why don't SISU just close the whole business down and save themselves the time that this protracted hell will be?
Baker, Clarke & Murphy Told To Go (1 Viewer)
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true sky blue
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henry the wasp
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So did he confirm that he was on £8000 a week , or did he just confirm he was told he could go?
henry the wasp
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Did he confirm he was on £8000 a week or was he just confirming he was told to go?
stupot07
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He confirmed the story was true.
Snozz_is_god
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lol yep i screwed my math up there!!
Math is an Americanism, you wouldn't happen to be joy would you?
deanocity3
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people on here can be banned, do not abuse other people that oppose you, that applies to all of us
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true sky blue
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way too many dick heads on this forum. i swear we have the worst fans in the country. just check out other teams forums, you dont get this nasty shitty crap going on at all/ they talk to each other not at or against each other. about FOOTBALL
we really are the fucking pits on and off the field
we really are the fucking pits on and off the field
Think they could save an awful lot of money if they sold the golden share and the players contracts to the highest bidder and walked away ! How would that sit with you?
deanocity3
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well leave us then
Delboycov
Active Member
He was told the story about them being told to go was true as he's also now done with a couple of others....doubt he was confirming their average wage.
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true sky blue
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math is the term that was branded about in public school in the 70s. it was used (as stated by our Math professor) math is a singular term not a plural term. Maths implies more than one, math implies one single subject therefore the correct terminology is math. by the way Sepalla is swedish, her husband is american.
Ccfcisparks
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Baker doesn't have twitter does he TSB?
WiganSkyBlue
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lol yep i screwed my math up there!!
Aargh!!! Americanisations - it drives me mad; it's MATHS
rondog1973
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....and isn't Orange Ken part of the directorship of our 'new' owners?
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true sky blue
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they wont do that. the club is not for sale., though if it was it would sit fine with me as long as it was not to another hedge fund
simple_simon
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Every one has the right to air there views but your so obviously in the pocket of SIsu its embarrassing. With regards to my comment, I am saying/no telling you that I would stand in your space and tell you what I think face to face. No aggression, no threats just a statement.
Delboycov
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You aren't a Coventry City fan though...something you proved when you called us SISU blues. You're a WUM. What are you, fester?
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true sky blue
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Aargh!!! Americanisations - it drives me mad; it's MATHS
math - singular subject
maths - plural subjects
i screwed up on a singular percentage amount - singular - math
sorry but im right your wrong and it is certainly not an americanism as you call it - they copy our original use of the word until our language changes (as it always has) in the 80s
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true sky blue
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and im saying to you that when you stand in someones space they have a right to remove you from it. in law
Don't waste your energy. Remember, this is the cretin who has multiple forum ids and forgets which one he is using occasionally. He was also claiming to be a lawyer at one point.
Snozz_is_god
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Apparently she has Finnish parents not Swedish, and 'math' is an Americanism, wrong on both accounts at least it proves you're aren't joy.
Math - (Mathematics) US and Canadian informal short for mathematics Brit equivalent maths
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true sky blue
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city fan 35 years . through thick and thin (mostly thin) and will continue to be at Northampton with PRIDE
stupot07
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He also didn't say "yes it's true but the wages are way off the mark..."
SkyBlue_Bear83
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Yea I would love to tell you what I think to your face
I don't know what's more pathetic, letting a little rat like you get to me
Or calling yourself a SISU sky blue and coming on here posing as a fan with only the intention to wind people up
Brighton Sky Blue
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How does a thread on 3 senior players being shunted out of the club turn into a grammatical debate? Jesus wept.
simple_simon
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rondog1973
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100% Correct. And those pitch invaders yesterday, all I can say is keep on kicking off lads, we ain't going out like that!
WiganSkyBlue
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city fan 35 years . through thick and thin (mostly thin) and will continue to be at Northampton with PRIDE[/QUOTE
Whatever
Bored now so moving on
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sw88
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What I do t get is, if it was down to their wages, all these players were signed up under the SISU regime. Therefore they set the wage agreements, and signed the contracts.
How can they now go back on this and say 'your not worth that much so you must leave'.
I'd understand it if it was a previous 'owner' that agreed these contract, but they are the same people, just using a different name!
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true sky blue
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The word “mathematics” can be considered as a singular and as a plural noun. Both the Oxford and the Merriam-Webster dictionaries say the word is plural – hence the s on the end – but also that it is usually used as if it was a singular noun. So, most people would say “mathematics is my best subject” and not “mathematics are my best subject”. The shortened form “maths”, then, makes sense because the word is still a plural noun and so should still have the “s” on the end. On the other hand, it could be argued, “math” makes sense because it seems wrong to remove the letters “ematic” from the middle of the word and leave the final “s”.
There are a number of other plural nouns that are used as if they were singular – for example economics, ethics, politics, gymnastics, measles and dominoes. These words, however, are not habitually shortened, making math/maths rather an unusual word.
It’s sometimes surprising how much argument and disagreement small differences such as that single letter can make. Readers in the UK, for example, sometimes get very upset if someone writes “math” rather than “maths”. No doubt the reverse is true in the US. In practice, it’s simply worth being aware of the geographical differences so that you can use the correct form of the word in your writing.
There are a number of other plural nouns that are used as if they were singular – for example economics, ethics, politics, gymnastics, measles and dominoes. These words, however, are not habitually shortened, making math/maths rather an unusual word.
It’s sometimes surprising how much argument and disagreement small differences such as that single letter can make. Readers in the UK, for example, sometimes get very upset if someone writes “math” rather than “maths”. No doubt the reverse is true in the US. In practice, it’s simply worth being aware of the geographical differences so that you can use the correct form of the word in your writing.
Wigan sky blue is correct, he's a grammar nazi with very odd sense of what is important but he's correct all the same.
Math - maths both are short for mathematics, I personally feel math sounds better than maths in the context you used it but it is an Americanism.
stupot07
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I think it's more case of 'we can't afford you'.
It's an absolute joke, how could they offer those wages in the first place?
