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joggerjayne | 21:08 Sat 14th Apr 2012 | ChatterBank
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That could've gone better.
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Newcastles ground is (or was) St. James' Park, while Exeter's is St. James Park.

There is a difference.

There is also a park in London called St. James's Park, again slightly different.
22:49 Sat 14th Apr 2012
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St. James's Park is quite nice on a sunny winter's morning.
22:51 Sat 14th Apr 2012
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Oh dear, I seem to have made a faux pas. All I can say as a local is that it is pronounced Saint Jamezzez Park, hence my spelling.
22:54 Sat 14th Apr 2012
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The names suggest that Exeter's ground is named after St. James, while Newcastle's is owned by him.

I hope he doesn't want it back.
23:38 Sat 14th Apr 2012

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