King's Lynn v Boreham Wood - Tuesday 13th

[Dilligaf]

On the KL Town Twitter who on Earth was that conducting the interview with IC ?   Surely we can do better than that.  Cringe worthy.

Looking at Millys response looks like it was Bevan Asher...I may be wrong though....only going on millys replies.
If it is he better quickly get on top of his terminology and questions. IC is a very sharp experienced manager and will jump on him and shoot him down in a flash

[Blueboy]

Its BARROWS not Burrows, for fxxk sake if youre proper supporters at least get the lads name right.

[Linnet]

Ah so spelling is important to you.

[gs50]

Sorry Blueboy
don't like to correct you but it should be you're not youre

[Blue_and_Gold]

On the KL Town Twitter who on Earth was that conducting the interview with IC ?   Surely we can do better than that.  Cringe worthy.

Looking at Millys response looks like it was Bevan Asher...I may be wrong though....only going on millys replies.
If it is he better quickly get on top of his terminology and questions. IC is a very sharp experienced manager and will jump on him and shoot him down in a flash

Maybe it's what happens when part timers meet full time professionals.   

I've always thought that Bev's video's are top quality. However being good at that does not automatically means he's going to be a good interviewer.

You can't knock him for trying though.

[Mallard]

I disagree B&G.    We have more experienced people within the club to conduct these sensitive interviews.   It’s one thing to interview a Manager after a convincing win where everyone is happy, joking, smiling.    Totally different when you have to get something worthwhile out of a Manager who Has just suffered his 2nd dicking in 72 hours. 

[Blue_and_Gold]

I disagree B&G.    We have more experienced people within the club to conduct these sensitive interviews.   It’s one thing to interview a Manager after a convincing win where everyone is happy, joking, smiling.    Totally different when you have to get something worthwhile out of a Manager who Has just suffered his 2nd dicking in 72 hours.

You have a lovely way with words!   

[westlynnmike]

Agree with Blueboy, it's Ross Barrows not Burrows.

I have noticed that spelling and grammar is, sometimes, not the best but I'm sure we can usually make sense of the occasional error. However, the correct spelling of a person's name is important, particularly to the person affected and their family/friends.

[Dilligaf]

I would say if you're going to work in media....spelling and grammar are a must....

[dillydilly]

Hi KES !  In both defeats we were pulled apart by their slippery players.  We’ll never stop that sort with “strength” because our strongmen will be tackling thin air !  It often amuses me listening to commentators and their right-hand pros talking about “strength”, “holding” players, etc., because when you see the replay there was no contact at all !  It’s a cliche/trend to me!  “That Number 10 position” is up there as well !  If there WAS strength, it’s virtually always a foul!  Ijust think we have to get some nippy players quick, or we’ll struggle to win games at all.  Hoe I’m wrong !

[Mallard]

Are ‘Nippy’ players different to ‘Slippery’ players or are they one and the same animal ?

[Blueboy]

Sorry Blueboy
don't like to correct you but it should be you're not youre
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It is with someone's name or perhaps we should change them all, Michael Gosh or Gush, Alex Streek ]or even Bastock to Bostock.ì

[Blue_and_Gold]

However, the correct spelling of a person's name is important, particularly to the person affected and their family/friends.

Effected, not affected.

The person that misspelt the name has caused the affect, the person (or their family) who's name has been misspelt has been effected.

[KES80]

 

Wrong way round B &G
Affect is a verb, effect is a noun.
The person has been affected by an event...verb/doing word
The effect of his action was ........noun

[Blue_and_Gold]

Affect is usually a verb, and it means to impact or change. Effect is usually a noun, an effect is the result of a change.

There are certain situations that break the general usage rules for these words.