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30 Jul 14 12:23
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Kingman out to grab Sussex crown of last year's victor Toronado......

Now i went to a pretty rubbish school but is it not meant to be "off"? or do they mean something that I do not get?....Crazy ...init?!

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By:
philip glass
When: 30 Jul 14 12:28
I agree it's a horrible sentence but I believe it is correct. Grabbing the crown which belongs to Toronado I.e. "of Toronado"
By:
Princes Purple Guitar
When: 30 Jul 14 12:30
Cheers Mr.Glass...probably right but it still reads all wrong to me, but as you can see i am a tad bored waiting for Maid in Rio race and see if she gets home Laugh
By:
TheNorfolkMafia
When: 30 Jul 14 12:33
youtu.be/qCxXnD2bVaw

Love
By:
Princes Purple Guitar
When: 30 Jul 14 12:34
it is getting to the point where i am watching you tube vid about kids with torrets!....yes very wrong but damn funny
By:
THE-GHOST-OF-DICKIE-BIRD
When: 30 Jul 14 13:43
Um yar man when it comes two grammer only avtwo ask.Cool
By:
onlooker
When: 30 Jul 14 15:25
Surely -

'Kingman out to grab Toronado's Sussex crown'

Would have been much simpler - far less conflictory, and use less space.
By:
Ramruma
When: 30 Jul 14 15:36
Yes -- there is a tautology -- if Toronado holds the crown, he must have won last year -- so there is no point saying both -- @onlooker's headline is far better.
By:
Princes Purple Guitar
When: 30 Jul 14 15:37
£2.10 a day Plain
By:
gbtp
When: 30 Jul 14 15:43
I went to private school, had a superb(very expensive)education, have an Honours Degree in English and can cofirm todays' RP front page headline is grammatically correct! Well worth the 2 English pounds and 10 pence.
By:
THE-GHOST-OF-DICKIE-BIRD
When: 30 Jul 14 15:52
knowitaint
By:
Princes Purple Guitar
When: 30 Jul 14 15:53
it may well be correct but it reads like a gimp wrote it guv'n'r
By:
jmdc
When: 30 Jul 14 15:53
Cofirmed gbtp.
By:
jackdaw
When: 30 Jul 14 15:54
It may be grammatically ok but it is not factually correct. Eadwine was the last king of Sussex.
By:
Princes Purple Guitar
When: 30 Jul 14 15:55
^  ^  ^ LaughLaugh
By:
THE-GHOST-OF-DICKIE-BIRD
When: 30 Jul 14 15:55
gawdCry
By:
THE-GHOST-OF-DICKIE-BIRD
When: 30 Jul 14 15:56
It may be grammatically ok but it is not factually correct. Eadwine was the last king of Sussex.

Very goodHappy
By:
gbtp
When: 30 Jul 14 15:57
jackdaw.......excellent!
By:
Chonaic
When: 30 Jul 14 16:14
should it not be years' (or just years) instead of year's
By:
gbtp
When: 30 Jul 14 16:27
Chonaic, you are indeed correct. At the risk of being pedantic, however, that is a punctuation error, rather than a grammatical one. It is a very widespread error, which I see frequently, even in the Daily Mail, and also the Telegraph,both of which I take.
By:
parispike
When: 30 Jul 14 16:50
I have never known anyone to take both the Telegraph and the Mail. MUst be a right wing zealot
By:
gbtp
When: 30 Jul 14 17:18
parispike, how perceptive you are!
By:
Amphora
When: 30 Jul 14 18:11
Gbtp

Shouldn't that be "How perceptive of you, parispike" ?
By:
gbtp
When: 30 Jul 14 18:16
Both are correct I believe, Amphora.
By:
TheNorfolkMafia
When: 30 Jul 14 18:16
No, it's not a question!

Silly
By:
Amphora
When: 30 Jul 14 18:24
Quite correct Bernard Mafiaews.  It's not a question in the original comment.  But my post was a question, hence the "?". 

Bootiful.
By:
gbtp
When: 30 Jul 14 18:38
Both incorrect I'm afraid! The question mark was not inside the inverted commas, therefore you are both wrong, sorry lads.
By:
Amphora
When: 30 Jul 14 18:42
Fair point
By:
TheNorfolkMafia
When: 30 Jul 14 18:52
gbtp • July 30, 2014 6:38 PM BST
Both incorrect I'm afraid! The question mark was not inside the inverted commas, therefore you are both wrong, sorry lads.


^^^^^ I like him already! ^^^^^

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By:
THE-GHOST-OF-DICKIE-BIRD
When: 30 Jul 14 20:28
Eye went too the same school as gbtp
By:
gbtp
When: 30 Jul 14 20:33
In your dreams Dickie-Bird!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By:
raspberrybottom
When: 30 Jul 14 20:36
A wonderful school, no doubt.

Probably approved.
By:
gbtp
When: 30 Jul 14 20:44
Raspberry! I really expect better from a fellow public school boy! Although I must admit my matron was nowhere near as "good" as yours' obviously is!
By:
Andrew in Sweden
When: 30 Jul 14 20:44
At the risk of being pedantic, however, that is a punctuation error, rather than a grammatical one. It is a very widespread error, which I see frequently, even in the Daily Mail, and also the Telegraph,both of which I take.

Poor grammar and punctuation Wink
By:
THE-GHOST-OF-DICKIE-BIRD
When: 31 Jul 14 05:44
In your dreams Dickie-Bird!!!!!!!!!!!!!

eye was the matronBlush
By:
Reged
When: 31 Jul 14 10:59
the apostrophe is correct ... the headline is gross
By:
Big Boss
When: 31 Jul 14 11:17
RP full of *uckwits, regular spelling and grammatical mistakes in the rag and also on the website.
By:
hornshoe1
When: 31 Jul 14 11:37
It's a bit of an abbreviated sentence isn't it? commonly deployed for Rag-Headlines? Lacks a 'the' before Sussex crown. Still far prefer it to the Forest Chump one so ridiculously defended by Peter Thomas in his rancid post column.
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 31 Jul 14 11:43
headline seems to have been written by a non english speaker
By:
Big Boss
When: 31 Jul 14 11:59
headline seems to have been written by a non english speaker

The Eastern European invasion have now infiltrated the Rancid Post
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