Phillips is a shrimper

[Pubey]

even Scrivs is at it now:

"Striker Francis Laurent made his first start of the season against Leyton Orient last week following a month on the sidelines.

The Frenchman was stretchered off in the opening game of the season after injuring his ankle against Huddersfield Town."

 

[BrettieAngell]

even Scrivs is at it now:

"Striker Francis Laurent made his first start of the season against Leyton Orient last week following a month on the sidelines.

The Frenchman was stretchered off in the opening game of the season after injuring his ankle against Huddersfield Town."

:D

That's poor.

 

[Andy_S]

Deary me. Does he not watch the games anymore? :nope:

 

[Reg Martin]

Whatever befalls SUFC rest assured RM will be well catered for,Do you really think RM would risk his families future over SUFC?

Would you risk yours?

 

[GodblessArthurRowley]

Would you risk yours?

The only people who risk their futures and indeed the futures of their families are our incredible young men fighting and dying in the most pointless war in history. Sorry if a bit off topic but there you are.

 

[Reg Martin]

By well catered for, are you referring to the catering at Her Majesty's Pleasure which he'd run the risk of experiencing?

ps How many families does he have?

I like to think Ron regards all Southend fans as part of his one big extended happy family.

 

[TBV_Dan]

I'm fairly sure Macca was out there.

Macca was 100% definately out there, as him and Barrett came round the pitch clapping the fans, along with Barnard (who did a lap of the pitch before collecting his award and match ball), and Mildenhall did definately clap the fans, but not sure if he went round the whole pitch though tbh.

 

[Interpol Shrimper]

Jeez this is getting so so dull now.

Sorry, but that misprint was so laughable it needed pointing out.
Wasn't worthy of a new thread though, so felt it best to add it here!

 

[Jai]

You will always find misprints in local newspapers because, due to falling sales and ad revenue, they run with a skeleton staff of reporters who are treated like battery hens working two or three hours a day unpaid overtime on low salaries.

The nationals don't make so many mistakes because they have much bigger teams. My mate works for the Sun and last night he spent his shift sitting in a pub outside Wembley instructed to see if any trouble kicked off. Tough life.

 

[Interpol Shrimper]

You will always find misprints in local newspapers because, due to falling sales and ad revenue, they run with a skeleton staff of reporters who are treated like battery hens working two or three hours a day unpaid overtime on low salaries.

The nationals don't make so many mistakes because they have much bigger teams. My mate works for the Sun and last night he spent his shift sitting in a pub outside Wembley instructed to see if any trouble kicked off. Tough life.

Does desktop publishing not have a simple device called a spellchecker then? Although, obviously yesterday's Echo one I pointed out would only have been picked up as "repetition" not as a spelling error.

 

[North Wales Shrimper]

Does desktop publishing not have a simple device called a spellchecker then? Although, obviously yesterday's Echo one I pointed out would only have been picked up as "repetition" not as a spelling error.

I thought the Echo was still being printed using hot metal and moveable type? :cricko:

 

[Jai]

Does desktop publishing not have a simple device called a spellchecker then? Although, obviously yesterday's Echo one I pointed out would only have been picked up as "repetition" not as a spelling error.

You appear to have answered your own question.