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Or with this one: he is deeply associated with a portuguese club that despite being cronically linked to corruption during last decades, was 'randomly' spared a
by galfarragem 7y ago
Or with this one: he is deeply associated with a portuguese club that despite being cronically linked to corruption during last decades, was 'randomly' spared and its rival teams were strongly persecuted.
- pygy_ 7y ago"cronically" <- was it intentional? (It's a neat pun regardless).
- toyg 7y agoProbably a non-native-English-speaker. In many Euro languages, words derived from Kronos (i.e. related to time and recurrence, like chronological and chronically) have a C rather than CH spelling (cronologico, cronicamente, cronico...). “Crony” has a similar root (“people hanging out together all the time”) but it’s an exception in the English language, where such words use CH; it’s also (ironically) a very English term, that doesn’t really translate. So this is probably a typo.
- pygy_ 7y agoTIL, thanks :-)
- fuj 7y agoHow is that important? The leaked data was real. If he chose to spare a particular club or not is completely irrelevant. Don’t be salty