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the world has ever seen and it's Sheffield Sta-arSheffield Star by far the worst paper around
Sheffield Star paper, ok.
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the world has ever seen and it's Sheffield Sta-arSheffield Star by far the worst paper around
Come on lads, if it wasn’t for WWF, then McCabe and Prince would be still sat on their hands
I think every star article ive ever red has had a spelling mistake in their.
If the article had been printed in 1787 you might almost be correct. So nonny nonny to thee, sir.
it’s Bramall now.. no argument this dog ate my homework stuff won’t washI thought we went over this and Bramall is actually a misspelling of Bramhall.
It should actually be Bramhall Lane because the land around it was owned by the Bramhall family.
So the Star is being historically correct. So well done Sheffield Star and booooo to all the pedants slagging it off
I see what you did there. I think
.. please learn to spell Bramall Lane correctly. We are the city's leading club afterall! View attachment 39737
To keep using Bramall Lane makes us victims of Ordanance Survey mind control techniques
Let's rebel against the dark state machine
Or alphabetical order.....Not according to The Star which ignores small facts like league position, crowds and importance.
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Or alphabetical order.....
@mrsstringjunior is of the porcine persuasion and she swears the St*r is, and always has been, biased towards us.
Forgiven.Bollocks! I missed that! It's early on Saturday, so I'm still half asleep. Like the Star's editor.
Incidentally Johnston Press (who owns The Star), actually print the Daily Mail.Never seen the daily mail then?
I do have some sympathy for the reporter. I was very briefly a reporter for a local newspaper in Derbyshire. To the delight of an elderly couple, I interviewed them on their wedding anniversary. Unfortunately my basic maths let me down and I said that they had been married for 40 years not 50, ruining the article for the wife who had planned to have it framed![]()
Yes, the Matlock Mercury's loss is this forum's gainPeople usually describe the length of their marriage by the number of years they've been married, not by the year they got married. You sure you "calculated" it wrong? Seems a bit odd to me. Anyhow, it's humble of you to admit it, but I can well understand why they were upset about it. No wonder you were "briefly" a reporter for a local newspaper. Is that when you turned your journalistic skills to this messageboard instead then?![]()
Yes, the Matlock Mercury's loss is this forum's gain![]()
It wasn't meOh right, yes. The Matlock Mercury. Now I know what you mean. My gran and grandad once kicked the shit out of one their reporters for getting their name wrong, or something, in an article. He didn't last long. Went off to the Worksop Bugle after that I think.![]()
It wasn't me. Is that true about getting your gran and granddad's name wrong!?
I'm not Welsh, I guess it's because of those types of inaccuracies that I only had a brief career as a journalist!"granddad's" - You're Welsh aren't you? Go on! Admit it!![]()
No mate. Most things I post on here aren't true. I am a compulsive liar and this is my alter ego speaking. The next bit is true though.
I have a cousin, now deceased, who was the author of many books. In his autobiography he wrote of his childhood memories at my Grandmother's house, when my father was himself a boy. The book he wrote was an interesting insight into his life and into the childhood of my own father. However, my father was not best pleased at some small factual inaccuracies, which seemed to ruin the whole book for him.
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