lionelhutz
12/04/2007, 11:44 AM
Sorry sir. Funny thing is you've mentioned it a few times before too. I'm a bit of a pedant too so point learnt, until I forget it again.
My bugbear is "neither did their cause any good" whereas each, every , either , neither, none all require a singular such as "neither did his cause any good".
As for Mick's early results, I remember thinking the 2-2 home friendly draw with Croatia was like winning the World Cup.
Ya i remember being at that game - Keith O'Neill scored the equaliser to make it 2-2 i think??. To be fair to Mick, he used all those early friendlies to have a look at new players and formations and he realised that was more NB than the actual results. Although it took him the whole '98 campaign to realise Ian Harte is sh*t at centre half
My bugbear is "neither did their cause any good" whereas each, every , either , neither, none all require a singular such as "neither did his cause any good".
As for Mick's early results, I remember thinking the 2-2 home friendly draw with Croatia was like winning the World Cup.
Ya i remember being at that game - Keith O'Neill scored the equaliser to make it 2-2 i think??. To be fair to Mick, he used all those early friendlies to have a look at new players and formations and he realised that was more NB than the actual results. Although it took him the whole '98 campaign to realise Ian Harte is sh*t at centre half