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  1. Gue

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    <span class="genmed">Daniel Nardiello and Brian Howard are tipped to move on this summer

    Both players have been linked to Norwich and Ipswich - Nardiello is in contract terms but is willing to listen to offers from interested parties

    Paul Hayes and Istvan Ferenczi could also depart after Southend and Southampton have made there interest known </span>
     
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    Thats balls???

    Stan is going is he ses who? Howard? and he signed new deal? Nardi arse still in contract thought is contract was up? they obviously talk crap!
     
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    If a story isn't written in proper English...

    I can't even begin to believe a word it says...

    'Nardiello is in contract terms'

    Does it mean in talks?!

    What a load of pap.
     
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    like we gunna let them go to Southend!!! Hayes and Nards art thats all! We will live!
     
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    RE: If a story isn't written in proper English...

    what does the word 'pap' mean in the English dictionary?
     
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    Pap

    liquified, sweet baby food I thought...

    pap 1(pp)
    n.
    1. Midland U.S. A teat or nipple.
    2. Something resembling a nipple.

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    [Middle English pappe, probably from Latin papilla; see papilla.]

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    pap 2(pp)
    n.
    1. Soft or semiliquid food, as for infants.
    2. Material lacking real value or substance: TV shows that offer nothing but pap.
    3. Slang Money and favors obtained as political patronage: "self-seeking politicians primarily interested in patronage, privilege, and pap" Fiorello H. La Guardia.
     
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    As Spartacus states...

    Material lacking real value or substance.
     
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