Chris Heck - President of Business Operations

[Percy McCarthy]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

[Rory]

Cava is better than Prosecco.

I prefer Prosecco to Champagne, but then I am from Great Barr so, y'know...

[Rory]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

Can I jab you please, Perce?

I'm not French or anything.

[Percy McCarthy]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

Can I jab you please, Perce?

I'm not French or anything.

As long as you don’t gaslight me when I react.

[Rory]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

Can I jab you please, Perce?

I'm not French or anything.

As long as you don’t gaslight me when I react.

*jab*

...

What are you jabbing me for? 😉

(I'm not taking sides. We should all be friends.)

[Bad English]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

I think you are taking all of this a little too seriously.

[Percy McCarthy]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

I think you are taking all of this a little too seriously.

Of course. My fault. I reacted badly.

Textbook.

[VILLA MOLE]

Cava is better than Prosecco.

I prefer Prosecco to Champagne, but then I am from Great Barr so, y'know...

Absolutely 💪

[stevo_st]

A good crémant is where it’s at these days for me

[Bad English]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

I think you are taking all of this a little too seriously.

Of course. My fault. I reacted badly.

Textbook.

I give up mate. We had an exchange about a point of grammar on which we disagreed. As it is my day, job I felt the desire to push the point. You were adamant that I was wrong and explained rightly that you too have an excellent grasp of English and have written books and other people say you are right too. I still argue that my vision of the grammar point in question is perfectly valid and have shown many examples of it.

Yes, I laboured the point and indeed teased you with it, bringing up examples of usage that illustrate my point. You obviously didn't appreciate this and reacted by reiterating your English credentials (which I have never doubted) and do you know what? I did feel you were telling me I don't know my job (I am not an encyclopaedia of grammar and linguistics but I will defend my views like you do) so I banged on about it a bit.
Now, I'm being accused of gaslighting, stalking and who knows what else. If you want to be like that then there's nothing I can do about it but I thing it is all a bit out of proportion. There have been plenty of people having ding-dongs on here over the years and people end up getting over it and getting on  for the most part.

I've asked for peace, which means I won't bring up is/are with you again as it was not my intention to be a ******. So I'm genuinely sorry if I've upset or annoyed you and hope that this will clear the air. I do not wish to fall out with you.

[Risso]

I like an English sparkling wine. From England.

[Bad English]

A good crémant is where it’s at these days for me

Crémant de Bourgogne. Some fantastic quality for under a tenner over here and worthy of many a Champagne. I served it at our wedding and we had 120 bottles "on ice" (do that with Champagne and you need a remortgage).

[sid1964]

It will be interesting to see the changes in the stadium - hopefully this will include an upgrade to the men's toliets in the lower Holte.

I don't think any money has been spent on them since the Holte End was rebuilt!!

Are they still going to use the Holte End car park as a fan zone before games?

[PeterWithe]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

I think you are taking all of this a little too seriously.

Of course. My fault. I reacted badly.

Textbook.

I give up mate. We had an exchange about a point of grammar on which we disagreed. As it is my day, job I felt the desire to push the point. You were adamant that I was wrong and explained rightly that you too have an excellent grasp of English and have written books and other people say you are right too. I still argue that my vision of the grammar point in question is perfectly valid and have shown many examples of it.

Yes, I laboured the point and indeed teased you with it, bringing up examples of usage that illustrate my point. You obviously didn't appreciate this and reacted by reiterating your English credentials (which I have never doubted) and do you know what? I did feel you were telling me I don't know my job (I am not an encyclopaedia of grammar and linguistics but I will defend my views like you do) so I banged on about it a bit.
Now, I'm being accused of gaslighting, stalking and who knows what else. If you want to be like that then there's nothing I can do about it but I thing it is all a bit out of proportion. There have been plenty of people having ding-dongs on here over the years and people end up getting over it and getting on  for the most part.

I've asked for peace, which means I won't bring up is/are with you again as it was not my intention to be a ******. So I'm genuinely sorry if I've upset or annoyed you and hope that this will clear the air. I do not wish to fall out with you.

Ah come on, we is all friends....

[Sexual Ealing]

Peace man. Fucks sake!

Jab.

Jab.

Someone jabs back.

‘Peace!’

Classic.

I think you are taking all of this a little too seriously.

Of course. My fault. I reacted badly.

Textbook.

I give up mate. We had an exchange about a point of grammar on which we disagreed. As it is my day, job
 

Erroneous comma. See me.