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 Post subject: Speling in the Hartlepol Mial!
PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 4:59 pm 
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Astownded at the Hartlepol Mial online artical "Highs and lows of beatiful game".

It's bad enugh making any speling mistakes these days with spell chekers etc but for a newspaper to mispel the title of an online artical is nothing short of a discrase.

Quality jurnalism my arse!!!!!!!!


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 Post subject: Re: Speling in the Hartlepol Mial!
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Bovver Boot Bob would have nightmares upon seeing the spelling in the Mail.

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