Yes, I know - but don't tell anyone. I think I got away with it.You've had a stinker here mate.
Ref's means "belonging to the ref".
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Yes, I know - but don't tell anyone. I think I got away with it.You've had a stinker here mate.
Ref's means "belonging to the ref".
Hopefully Chelsea FC!
He’s hooked for life now , fantasticIm so happy my boy has seen Harry score live
Emotional moment
He’s the best ( both of em )
exactly that. their bad days are still productive for the team. hes not a wide player but still offering much more than son does just through his mentality alone. would still be nice to see him up top in a 2. the FA cup game would be perfect to tryHe was poor on the ball but good off of it.
And the thing about off the ball players is they don’t have poor days like on the ball players. The off the ball stuff like movement, workrate, pressing is always there.
Even in those last 10 minutes, you could see son was weak off the ball. He just doesn’t go into tackles. Nothing against son… we have to find a way to utilize him and we are too poor off the ball to have him and Kane both play 90.
You're not doing yourself any favours here mate. "Ref" is a commonly accepted short form of "referee", it doesn't need an apostrophe to show missing letters. You make it sound like "belonging the ref"....and the following website agrees with me...
Apostrophes for Plurals of Abbreviations and Awkward Plurals
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I'm a card carrying member of the "you put your big cunt on their big cunt" society......
I can't lie.
A win is a win and that was a win against Chelsea. A good win however it is achieved.
However; that is the worst Chelsea side / performance I have witnessed since the early nineties.
First half was a difficult watch. Two poor teams.
Second half Spurs were better than we were in the first half and better than Chelsea.
Took too long to get the second goal. Chelsea were there for the taking / a good humping.
Spurs left the door open until Kane scored the 2nd.
Pleased for Skipp but I want to be entertained watching Spurs.
shhhhhhh!!You're not doing yourself any favours here mate. "Ref" is a commonly accepted short form of "referee", it doesn't need an apostrophe to show missing letters. You make it sound like "belonging the ref".
Finishing third, with positive runs in both cups, and regaining the positive feeling around the club would be ideal heading into a summer where if can recruit two top notch CBs and a creative player we’re going to a squad that can really compete at the highest level.Honestly, with that run we ought to be challenging for higher than 4th. Not good enough for the title, though Woolwich are always capable of imploding, but at least higher than 4th is on offer...in among the next six games:
City v Newcastle
Newcastle v Man U
Man City v Liverpool
Liverpool v Man U
Well if you spend and spend without thinking, it often turns out badly
let me cook, I know what I'm doing sirAstonishing predicting skills, oh wise seer
Care to give me your vision for the next lottery numbers so I can pick six other ones?
Sorry fella, I deleted my original post because I didn't think it was clear.
An "abreviated" plural, huh?
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They're two of our ownYou can’t get any better than a clean sheet and 2 goals from one of our own in Skippy and Kane.
“Marking” being a very generous term thereThe fact that he was left marking Kane on a corner is dreadful on their part.
You're not doing yourself any favours here mate. "Ref" is a commonly accepted short form of "referee", it doesn't need an apostrophe to show missing letters. You make it sound like "belonging the ref".