Sorry, you're right - that was a typo, i left the 'not' bit out. That was his impression at the time and that doesn't change. Just means that impression was wrong, that's all.

Can an impression be right or wrong?

Yes. His impression was that Bridge amd Hodgson were finished as players. They aren't finished as players as yesterday proved. Therefore he is wrong. That's the problem with offering such a final opinion or 'impression' - you leave yourself open to being proved wrong.

an impression is a feeling, a feeling can be neither right or wrong.

I have a feeling the earth is flat. I'll be back in a bit when I've found the corners.

The feeling isn't the same as the fact. I have a feeling you know that. but don't want to say,

Having watched yesterdays game, with my eyes, i know for a fact that Brett Hodgson and Chris Bridge aren't finished as RL players. I have a feeling you know that, but don't want to say.

I never said they were, more proof that the feeling isn't the same as fact.

I never said that you said that they were, only that they're not finished, that this was a fact, and that I had a feeling you'd agree with me.

Well to be fair you don't know for a fact that their RL careers aren't finished, for all you know this morning Hodgson and Bridge might have had their legs blown off in a horrible calor gas accident.

Thats where youre bang wrong - i know for a fact that Hodgson hates calor gas from an incident in Parramatta in 2001. He would get closed enough to suffer any damage. Bridge is different though, fair play.

I get the impression that you are joking.

I've got a feeling, that tonight's gonna be a good night.

Not if you're going to a Black eyed peas concert.

You are Sally C and I claim my £5