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Thanks, Rick.
Thanks Rick for the edits on my Tottenham/Fulham piece on Sunday.
Thanks for the edits, Rick, and for finding that source article. I had a slight techinical problem when I copied in some paras onto the BR site, which resulted in some lines appearing over other ones. Not sure why that happened. Anyway, it looked bad so I thought the best option was to drop the affected lines down, but that meant blank gaps appeared - again not good. All a bit mysterious, but thanks for sorting it out!
Thanks, Rick.
Thank you for the edits and tips, Rick! Excellent work.
Thanks for the edits, Rick. Appreciate the advice and work.
Thanks for the edit! That is awesome info on Jimmy Quinlan, thanks for the heads up!
All good Rick. Thanks for following those up. Appreciate it.
Thanks so much, Rick.
Thanks for the detailed feedback Rick! Have fun at the game this weekend!