One is a verb and the other is a noun
To maintain an air of suspense, though, I'm not going to reveal which is which.
Posted By: Old Man on February 2nd 2018 at 20:05:24
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- Bit unfair putting Leitner in front of the press without a bit more time to practice his (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Feb 2, 17:41:12
- Does that mean he definitely starts? (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Feb 2, 18:40:18
- No, not really. That rule has been broken a few times iirc (n/m) (NCFC) - Yellalee, Feb 2, 19:03:07
- Practise. (NCFC) - avenging canary, Feb 2, 18:34:27
- Well. Either to be fair. (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Feb 2, 19:58:45
- One is a verb and the other is a noun (NCFC) - Old Man, Feb 2, 20:05:24
- True. Now you can see how often I use it in a yank sense. In which case it’s always with a (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Feb 2, 20:40:33
- One is a verb and the other is a noun (NCFC) - Old Man, Feb 2, 20:05:24
- Well. Either to be fair. (n/m) (NCFC) - Steve in Holland, Feb 2, 19:58:45
- it's a pre match tactic (NCFC) - paulg, Feb 2, 18:03:12
- They should do it in a neutral language which neither Leitner nor the interviewer speaks (NCFC) - Old Man, Feb 2, 18:11:19
- Does that mean he definitely starts? (NCFC) - SimonOTBC, Feb 2, 18:40:18
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