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Of course there is



Don't you have a copy of the Salford edition of FB Collins Dictionary





To us in the west end the closest you can get is 'prevaricating' - but I think they mean the same

prevarication means a lie, or a cheat or to be deceitfull in some way.

Only one l in 'deceitful' Mr P





Is that not what he was alluding to

We will have to wait and see if frankb wants to make it more clear

never said I cud spel

Funny how the human mind works - I could still read and understand that

If we don't stay up now after weeks of rumours and false hopes,it will seem like we have been relegated twice.



I've tried not to get too hopeful and accept relegation but its been hard not to have your aspirations raised over the last week or so.



Lets be put out of our misery today,it can't drag on forever.

Well said that man

- but remember it is the RFL we are dealing with

Like mI said the pledge meeting that the RFL are going to in Gateshead only starts at 7pm tonight so not much chance of a decision until Friday or even later IMO.

Prevarication means to speak or act evasively or misleadingly.

to speak falsely or misleadingly; deliberately misstate or create an incorrect impression; lie.



In the extreme - to lie then - not the RFL surly not

as I (simply) said