Split infinitive.

I'm glad that, after almost eight years, I've finally prompted you to post with that observation.

I tend to mull over things.

Quote Michigan red="Michigan red"As for the apostrophe does it really matter? '" I'd say in this case it really does matter. It is effectively getting the club's name wrong on its own product. We are not the Salford Red Devil. I did flag it when suggestions were asked about the app... viewtopic.php?p=17766850&tsmp=1400168757#p17766850

Quote Michigan red="Michigan red"As for the apostrophe does it really matter? '" I'd say in this case it really does matter. It is effectively getting the club's name wrong on its own product. We are not the Salford Red Devil. I did flag it when suggestions were asked about the app... viewtopic.php?p=17766850&tsmp=1400168757#p17766850

Someone after my own heart. It took me about five years to post something after lurking about.

Now, I dare say, most wish I'd go back to a five year exile.

Impressed with it had over 800 people listening to the commentary last sunday so its only going to get bigger and better now it is on android too

Living in Rochdale, we are limited by the range a pigeon can fly.

However, if the Official belongs to the Red Devil (for instance a rouge Beelzebub), it would be correct.

Pipes up after 8 years and gets it wrong too. There's absolutely nothing wrong with split infinitives in modern English; the idea that there is comes from an incorrect application of Latin grammar to English.

I'll freely admit that I have no idea if I've used that semicolon correctly though. I'm basically taking a punt everytime I use one.

I've just ticked your sentence.
However I thought you brewed ale not wine (check the meaning of punt)?

For some of the more classy Salford supporters such as myself, will there or is there an app for iOS?

Are there ANY apps for the ios.... I've got one too and they are sheite.