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I love it. "taking still in the wrong context"Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
You are taking the meaning of still in the wrong context. For the record they also had the best manager and players back in 2014, so my comment is valid.
Why should I let your BS stand? You were trying to make yourself look clever, but it didn't quite work out for you this time
Read it very slowly, and maybe get someone to help you ... "I don't understand why they still feel the need to (alledgedly) cheat, when they already have all the best manager and players."I love it. "taking still in the wrong context"
How could I take your present tense ("still feel") in the wrong context?! Silly me.
Their alledged cheating has only just been discovered, so I am speaking in the present moment, and it hasn't been proven yet, so it is still an accusation.
Since it is an accusation it is possible that it didn't happen, in which case they could not have "felt" the need. Time to get the English books out old chap, you need to brush up a bit
Keep digging, GlueySince it is an accusation it is possible that it didn't happen, in which case they could not have "felt" the need. Time to get the English books out old chap, you need to brush up a bit
Don't expect any help from the rest of your gang, they don't seem to be the scholarly typeKeep digging, Gluey
I'm confused. Is he trolling you or does he think he's right?Keep digging, Gluey
It all depends on whether an allegation can be viewed in the past tense or not, i.e. what if it didn't happen? I only got an A level in English, so I am not an authority on this stuff
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