Josh Windass SPEAKS OUT to Wednesday fans all over the world

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[BrianMarwood]

* Have

[Sham67]

Joshua, if you're reading this.  It is have. FFS.  Apart from that, keep up the good work.

[Kopparberg]

I like him. 

 

Give him the supply and he should bag goals. 

[JOCOWl]

31 minutes ago, Sham67 said:

Joshua, if you're reading this.  It is have. FFS.  Apart from that, keep up the good work.

Where is windass from? I see this "have vs of" all the time, with those at the other side of the pennines constantly using of....numpties..... Oh no, wrong place for a thread / comment like this, it has nothing to do with swfc, I'm so sorry. 

[Mr Farrell]

Not only did he speak, he spoke out to fans all over the world.

 

Try this next  ' Izzy blasts the referee and sends an important message to the fans '

 

[@owlstalk]

Just now, Mr Farrell said:

Not only did he speak, he spoke out to fans all over the world.

 

Try this next  ' Izzy blasts the referee and sends an important message to the fans '

 

 

 

"Izzy"?????

 

IZZY???

[Joe Sunburn]

Oh no, it’s the Grammar Police!!! 

[dykwim]

48 minutes ago, JOCOWl said:

Where is windass from? I see this "have vs of" all the time, with those at the other side of the pennines constantly using of....numpties..... Oh no, wrong place for a thread / comment like this, it has nothing to do with swfc, I'm so sorry. 

You think that’s bad? I have to work in Leeds where they see nothing wrong with saying “I aren’t doing it”. Bloody numpties. 

[heppers]

Windass is exciting. I like him.

[Emerson Thome]

I like Windass too, but do you really want to put a clean sheet on the board? Hope the board itself has been dusted down first. And will you still be able to see the points on the board with a clean sheet over it?

[OwlsfaninNorway]

On 19/09/2020 at 20:07, BrianMarwood said:

* Have

I prefer him lapsing in grammar rather than in football. And I'm surprised someone (presumably from Sheffield) would discover such a grammatical lapse.   

[OxonOwl]

I don't think the of/have thing is a regional thing.

[@owlstalk]

Loving the criticism of ones diction in this thread 

[Inspector Lestrade]

3 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:

Loving the criticism of ones diction in this thread 

 

Oh God, we aren't having a diction measuring competition, are we?

[Ellis Rimmer]

He's going to be our talisman

 

I don't know exactly what a talisman is in football but I know it when I see it

[latemodelchild]

Of and have isn't regional dialect or anything like that. It's simple bad grammar. The worst one we have to deal with in English lessons though is 'I were' when they aren't writing in the subjunctive mood. 'We was' is just as prevalent unfortunately. Eventually they start to get it right but as its how a lot of people talk then it's hard for them to remember. I always think a test on the Queen's English is a little unfair on those of us what dunt speak it proper like. 

[Sykes]

What is that title about 

[Inspector Lestrade]

1 minute ago, latemodelchild said:

Of and have isn't regional dialect or anything like that. It's simple bad grammar. The worst one we have to deal with in English lessons though is 'I were' when they aren't writing in the subjunctive mood. 'We was' is just as prevalent unfortunately. Eventually they start to get it right but as its how a lot of people talk then it's hard for them to remember. I always think a test on the Queen's English is a little unfair on those of us what dunt speak it proper like. 

 

We was, is one of my many failings in grammar, which annoys me as I read such a lot, but I don't pick up the good habits.

[latemodelchild]

9 minutes ago, Inspector Lestrade said:

 

We was, is one of my many failings in grammar, which annoys me as I read such a lot, but I don't pick up the good habits.

If that's how you speak when you're relaxed and not thinking about it then it's hard to remember it when you need to. I work with someone who always says I were and it were. She's highly educated but it's just how she speaks.