This League Two side did not just surprise opponents ranked 62 places higher but dismantle them, wrapping up the victory so comfortably that they could afford to bring on reality TV’s Mark Wright, star of *The Only Way Is Essex*, as a gimmicky substitute in injury time.
The ” is a different key than the *. So too is the <em></em>.
Odd article. Nowhere does it give the match scores. Hardly enlightening for the WGAF? tendency.
BiS
I’ve stopped reading the Telegraph sports reports for exactly that reason. They used to be really well written pieces, but as they now need to be produced for the website as soon as the game is over, simple important stuff, like the score, seems to get forgotten.
Also Crawley knocked out my team in the last round, so I am following them with interest.
When I last lived in the UK, Crawley was my local town. I should think even Leeds is more interesting.
I still live in Crawley. Not a bad town, but changing. That was a good result for our Red Devils.
Rowdy: Not a bad town
That’s reassuring. My incorrect perception had been that Crawley was for people who wanted the cachet of an address in Sussex but whose heart was really in Croydon.
I resemble that remark!
There are parts that aren’t good, but it’s generally populated by honest working class, so essentially conservative.
Anyway, our heart is really in Reigate!
Hitting * instead of ” is bad, but writing “different than” is an order of magnitude worse.
Ah yes, Tim, but if you are using Markdown to write your articles, then italics can be written as _italicised phrase_ or *italicised phrase* (with bold being **bold phrase**).
So, I assume that the original article was written in Markdown, and something has gone wrong with their parser.
DK
Chris
+1
The shades of departed monks will remain in purgatory for æons for their earthly educational failures.