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Partizan
Ej ti, pa jel te bi dobro???Inace ne pricam tako ali iznervirao si ne samo mene. Menjas stranu Partizana kako ti hocec a ima izvora. Sklanjas izvore i ignorises itd itd? Ne mozez to da radis..Ovde i ma ljudi koji su mnogo truda u to stavili. To ce se menjati 100% jel si gresio i ignoriso izvore. --Nado158 (talk) 19:00, 8 October 2012 (UTC)
 * Ma nemoj? Ispravio sam brojne gramatičke greške i tu i tamo prepravio stil kako bi tekst bio razumljiviji. U sekciji "Crest" pogrešno si napisao da je bilo šest buktinja na grbovima koji su korišćeni od 1947 do 1958. Bilo ih je pet, što sam napisao i obrazložio. Ako ne verejuš prebroj buktinje na slikama na članku FK Partizan strip i na zvaničnom sajtu. Branko Šotra nije mogao da bude autor grba iz 1992 jer je umro 1960, što možeš proveriti na bosanskoj wiki. Nisam ništa brisao, već premestio taj deo teksta na odgovarajuće mesto. Lepo je što si se potrudio oko članka ali moraš priznati da si napravio puno grešaka u gramatici. Ali kako bi ti to znao kada vidim da ti ni srpski nije jača strana (jer/jel, osnovna škola prijatelju). No, ako hoćeš da članak služi za podsmeh i bude nejasan, neka ti bude. --Jablan Rudonjić (talk) 00:41, 9 October 2012 (UTC)

Izvini upravu si. --Nado158 (talk) 11:52, 14 October 2012 (UTC)

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