Letter to Paul - From a mate of mine

[dave.woodhall]

Whatever happened to that old bloke who used to fill You Tube with his Villa songs?

[AV82EC]

Whatever happened to that old bloke who used to fill You Tube with his Villa songs?

Don't he maybe tempted out of retirement.

[Somniloquism]

It most certainly was. One of my all-time favourites.

Unfortunately it didn't make it across as I believe it was in the announcements thread, and I couldn't see it when I went looking for his exact saying.

[Legion]

It's still in GM.

[Dr.Feelgood]

I've taken that from Family Guy, just to clarify

That does not excuse poor grammer.

Grammar? Or did you mean Kelsey Grammer?

Good Grammar ?  The difference between knowing your shit & knowing you're shit ...

[Ian.]

Whatever happened to that old bloke who used to fill You Tube with his Villa songs?

I was thinking if he was ever found and is still around he could narrate Fletch's post on You Tube.

[Somniloquism]

It's still in GM.

Maybe for you.

[Dave]

He's a useless waste of space. Another example.

Good examples from both of you.

But I think I'm going to have a hard time justifying it and claiming that I had it right on that post!

[E I Adio]

I've taken that from Family Guy, just to clarify

That does not excuse poor grammer.

Grammar? Or did you mean Kelsey Grammer?

Good Grammar ?  The difference between knowing your shit & knowing you're shit ...

Punctuation can also be more important than you might imagine.

Eats shoots and leaves.

Or:-

Eats, shoots and leaves.

(c) Lynne Truss.

[Dante Lavelli]

you lot slaughter him for forgetting to put a comma in the wrong place.

Isn’t that a good thing?

[littlevillain]

Anoraks

[bertlambshank]

Anoraks

You bloody need one in this weather.

[GarTomas]

I've taken that from Family Guy, just to clarify

That does not excuse poor grammer.

Grammar? Or did you mean Kelsey Grammer?

Good Grammar ?  The difference between knowing your shit & knowing you're shit ...

Bravo.

Although I think the club are unlikely to respond to letters written to them, regardless of how well they are punctuated.

[mozza]

Sir (Uncle) Doug didn't ignore my correspondence in years gone by, even if the occasional , '  - ! ? were   
out of place.

It's a concern, but perhaps not a surprise, that the current CEO appears not to respond to the written word,
unlike Doug from whom I always had a reply. I occasionally bump into his secretary who informed me, perhaps
tongue in cheek, that he had a separate file of my rants.             

[philthebar]

Best thread I have read for ages. Thanks folks.