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http://www.telegraph....lls-offside-rule.html
Was there any need to explain the off-side rule in such a way?
Was there any need to explain the off-side rule in such a way?
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A very dull design and incredibly badly executed. It is neither attractive or useful.
Was this a result of some kind of competition? How come a journalist ends up designing coins?
There seems to be in general a very poor level of design competence at the Treasury. The designs on our current range of coinage is horrible.
Was this a result of some kind of competition? How come a journalist ends up designing coins?
There seems to be in general a very poor level of design competence at the Treasury. The designs on our current range of coinage is horrible.
I have no problem with them having a competition to find interesting designs. I have no problem with running that competition in conjunction with the Olympics. So far, so good.
However - the guy who submitted the design describes himself as a sports journo and a football fan - so how come he was not aware of the shortfalls in his design, when attempting to explain the offside rule?
And I would have thought that, prior to making the selection of winning designs, the selection panel would have submitted the various designs to some experts - If they did, red faces aplenty amongst the experts, if not, silly silly selection panel.
However - the guy who submitted the design describes himself as a sports journo and a football fan - so how come he was not aware of the shortfalls in his design, when attempting to explain the offside rule?
And I would have thought that, prior to making the selection of winning designs, the selection panel would have submitted the various designs to some experts - If they did, red faces aplenty amongst the experts, if not, silly silly selection panel.
I don't know if this made it into the Telegraph, but according to the Guardian, refs say the coin is wrong
http://www.guardian.c...law-wrong?INTCMP=SRCH
As I neither know nor care about the offside rule, I couldn't say who's right.
http://www.guardian.c...law-wrong?INTCMP=SRCH
As I neither know nor care about the offside rule, I couldn't say who's right.