Best of luck to everyone regarding stadia

Well said Willzay, let's hope both clubs get their stadiums passed and built, and then we can continue our local rivalries for years to come.

Erm...it wasn't daft at all - I take insult to that. It was a factual post, which is true. Any stadium thread on here is jumped on by Wakey fans - you should know that by now.

Public criticism of the moderation process is a violation of the AUP.



I suggest that the new Sherrif in town earns his spurs by issuing Fully with a lengthy ban.

:2vrcf4d8



RL forums are not the place for grammar police, but...



[pompous mode:



Compare:

We can build a stadium. (have the ability to)

We may build a stadium. (have permission to)



Unfortunately, 'can' has replaced 'may' in most situations in common usage; "can I leave the table?" rather than the seemingly outdated "may I leave the table?" despite being, arguably, incorrect.



Further confusion is caused by 'may' also being used as an expression of permission, possibility or wish.



Previously, 'might' would have been used for possiblity, 'may' for permission and 'can' for ability to avoid all this confusion.



So, in summary



I hope you get there. It would be an excellent achievement for the club and the location is superb.

The "teacher" returns ?

Sorry thats not right, its only the ones where you talk twaddle

and to be fair that sounds like you having a right hissy fit!!

MAN UP FULLY!!!! (there's a lucrative t-shirt opportunity there for anyone savvy enough!!)

Indeed, its a shame the pupil doesn't learn though, innit?

I hope you're not implying I'm [uthat[/u "teacher" of many user names? How very dare you?

(check the joined date & also posting at 2.30 am on a school night?)

Just trying to clear up the misunderstanding of fully's post.

You are confusing him with "G.PriceSandalWildcatTrinitarianWF2FanClub"

i can vouch for THIS teacher not being THAT teacher (sorry didn't pick up on that earlier). THIS teacher is a little less local?

Yes - I am cunfusing him. Apologies.



You must admit though guys - it was very "teacheresque".