DiscoSteve
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pedants f**king corner...
I'll drink to thatbibo ergo sum
forgive my frivolity.I don’t know a fact.
I read something which told me the fact.
I now know the fact.
I tell the forum of the fact i did not know which i do now.
Below is a list of facts that i definitely do not know which i havent read about……..
My head hurts now.
God damn you posting this so late
Maybe the thread should be called,Wouldnt the thread title be :
Football facts you don’t know?
I don’t know a fact.
I read something which told me the fact.
I now know the fact.
I tell the forum of the fact i did not know which i do now.
Below is a list of facts that i definitely do not know which i havent read about……..
My head hurts now.
God damn you posting this so late
Romanae eunt domus?bibo ergo sum
how could you know that others might not know though?Maybe the thread should be called,
Football facts that others might not know?
romani ite domum!Romanae eunt domus?
Mmmmm or just to be safe…..Maybe the thread should be called,
Football facts that others might not know?
Might not know means that they might know them.how could you know that others might not know though?
Was gonna say Clapton Orient before reading this post.Wiki tells us
Leyton Orient were originally formed by members of the Glyn Cricket Club in 1881, many of whom were former students of the Independent College, Homerton in nearby Hackney (now Homerton College in Cambridge); an annual fixture is still held between the club and the college. The team has had several name changes since, first as Eagle Cricket Club in 1886, then as Orient Football Club in 1888.
The 12 history books written on the club by its historian Neilson N. Kaufman between 1974 and 2015 suggest that the choice of the name Orient came about at the behest of a player, Jack R Dearing, who was an employee of the Orient Steam Navigation Company, later part of P&O. The club's name was changed again to Clapton Orient in 1898 to represent the area of London in which they played, though there was another team called Clapton F.C.
Originally Clapton later Leyton which was omitted in 1966-1987.
You must use the imperative!romani ite domum!
What about S'underland?Canvey Island FC has the only ground in the UK that is below sea level
how do you know this?Might not know means that they might know them.
It’s speculative.
I knowam i missing something here?
you started a thread about facts that you did not know,
then went on to list a load of facts that you do know,
followed by asking people to list facts that they do not know,
and in turn people list facts that they know.
there are countless facts i do not know.
how am i expected to list them?
madness of the highest order.
Peninsular and OrientalInteresting. Didn’t know they were named after a steam navigation company.
But as per below, Leyton Orient are named after their location Leyton in London
D ream at H/TThe first Monday night sky game was us at home to QPR.
The first PPV game was us at Colchester.
Andy Morrison colliding heads with the Colchester centre-forward.The first Monday night sky game was us at home to QPR.
The first PPV game was us at Colchester.