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It makes no sense to say that he was "originally" drafted by the Chiefs since he has not been traded. Yankeesfan10, just because a certain user who is not an admin says that it should be this way does not mean it should be that way. I have specifically asked you for a Wikipedia styleguide reference and you have been able to provide none.
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Yeah as I said before, you're just putting the emphasis on the wrong part of the sentence. It's not saying he's on a different team and it doesn't imply that. It's only saying that he is NOW a player for the Chiefs, and that he was ORIGINALLY drafted by them fifth in 2008.►Chris NelsonHolla!04:32, 29 April 2008 (UTC)reply
I could have sworn that his name is spelled "Glen", not "Glenn".
Could it be that most media guides, ESPN, NCAA spelled his name wrongly given how common the name is spelled the latter way? I'll try to find some evidence ASAP. Rocky 07:48, 26 July 2008 (UTC)
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It makes no sense to say that he was "originally" drafted by the Chiefs since he has not been traded. Yankeesfan10, just because a certain user who is not an admin says that it should be this way does not mean it should be that way. I have specifically asked you for a Wikipedia styleguide reference and you have been able to provide none.
CopaceticThought (
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23:45, 26 April 2008 (UTC)reply
Yeah as I said before, you're just putting the emphasis on the wrong part of the sentence. It's not saying he's on a different team and it doesn't imply that. It's only saying that he is NOW a player for the Chiefs, and that he was ORIGINALLY drafted by them fifth in 2008.►Chris NelsonHolla!04:32, 29 April 2008 (UTC)reply
I could have sworn that his name is spelled "Glen", not "Glenn".
Could it be that most media guides, ESPN, NCAA spelled his name wrongly given how common the name is spelled the latter way? I'll try to find some evidence ASAP. Rocky 07:48, 26 July 2008 (UTC)
