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tyke51

29th August 2020, 14:28
Grunger & Jigjag

Good to hear from you - it`s such a shame the rain is spoiling things when so much work has gone into getting the cricket season underway.
I have to force myself to watch T20 `cricket`- usually with the sound muted to avoid the incessant chat of the commentators.
Donny are at Blackburn today in the EFL Cup - battle of the Rovers!
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jono

30th August 2020, 10:39
London tube station apostrophe usage. King's Cross and Earl's Court carry apostrophes while Queens Road, Parsons Green and Barons Court do not. St James’s Park is on the money
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tyke51

30th August 2020, 12:03
Lord`s Cricket Ground correctly has an apostrophe because it`s named after its founder ... Thomas Lord.
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grunger

1st September 2020, 11:50
Times yesterday:

22A Go first in division after gaining three points (4)

Surely "Wind" is a better answer than the published "Wend"?

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malone

1st September 2020, 11:55
Grunger, I think 'wind' would work for all the sports-liking people who know that a win usually gets three points. For others (me), the three points were W, E and N.
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chrise

1st September 2020, 11:57
I don't think so, grunger - there isn't a definition for wind.

wend is "go" (as in "wend ones way home"). First in Division after the compass points W, E, and N.
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chrise

1st September 2020, 11:58
...one's...
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grunger

1st September 2020, 12:06
chriseE

Thanks

I was thinking "wind" in the sense

The river winds (goes) through the valley.

and "gaining" tends to indicate Win
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jigjag

1st September 2020, 12:09
gringer

yes I put in Wind too.

I didnt think of wend but to have a second collection of random letters (R-ebecca) being the other cant be right.
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paulhabershon

1st September 2020, 14:55
Jigjag

REBECCA I think the clue was: Girl runs with bunch of keys (8)

I think it's fair enough if after R for runs we have musical notes. I spent a long time wondering if there was a weird word for islands.
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