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Jose Izquierdo - ALL CONFIRMED - NEW RECORD SIGNING



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If “A very exciting wide player, possibly the best way to speak about him would be as a forward player, because although he predominantly plays on that left hand side, right footer, left hand side I think he has the potential to play across the front, anywhere, certainly on the right hand side as well. Very quick, he has a very good goal record particularly as he’s not an out and out striker.’“ = Hughton no longer expecting or wanting to buy a striker then fair enough.
Not sure why its shrewd or why he's spent all summer insisting we need one but fair play.
Because I didn't say the club weren't buying a striker.
They haven't yet, but I'm sure we're all buoyed by the current dealing for Raphael.

But if, IF, a deal can't be done, in this hyper-inflated market, because the club got held to ransom by successive clubs, CH has made a shrewd move by stressing they have bought a "forward player" and not a winger.
 




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Because I didn't say the club weren't buying a striker.
They haven't yet, but I'm sure we're all buoyed by the current dealing for Raphael.

But if, IF, a deal can't be done, in this hyper-inflated market, because the club got held to ransom by successive clubs, CH has made a shrewd move by stressing they have bought a "forward player" and not a winger.

I'm not sure he's fooled anyone least of you SB. But yes. I get it.
 






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Spelt not spelled, we're not in America

As a pensioner, who went to grammar school, I've always written spelled. I've only seen spelt very recently.

If you use the past tense of call, it's I called him, not I calt him.
 


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As a pensioner, who went to grammar school, I've always written spelled. I've only seen spelt very recently.

If you use the past tense of call, it's I called him, not I calt him.

You feel, you felt not you feeled
 














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You feel, you felt not you feeled

Potatoes; you peel them and they are peeled, not pelt.

'Rules' do not apply to most of the English language, which is a ******* mix of versions of languages of the different foreign tribes who have invaded and conqured here.

Bring - brought
Buy - bought

And as for people who think that 'bought' is the posh version of 'brought' ... when asked, for example, 'have you bought your phone?' I reply 'why would I bing my phone?'.

And 'often' is pronounced 'offen' not 'often' or, worse, by Daily Mail reader types: 'oarften'. FFS

I get it wrong on occasion (especially spelling) so I qualify as the archetypal Englishman: snobbish, pedantic and hypocritical :lolol:
 






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