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Use of alliteration rocky road
There is also a used a rhetorical question as well as a methapor with “Will the South rise again?”
Other than that there is not much
The story is about the London Broncos in rugby its use is to inform the public about what is going on
this article Is more formal with its question and awnser but it is also done in a chatty way
rugby - no full stop at the end
A. I feel after coaching in super league and coaching the national team I can bring experience to a club who has been almost revolutionised in the way of results, I think I can help cement the winning mentality that surrounds this place at the moment.- needed a quotation mark
“the club has finally settled in one place it is and we can start spreading the message about rugby league in a city that is largely dominated by other sports football and our cross code rivals.- no end quotation
The Broncos have taken a leaf out of their close neighbours book the London Skolars and settled down in one location and then really start to branch out into the community and start to recruit closer to home and more importantly have been doing and not sell them on to make a profit, but to keep hold of them and start to build a team of home grown southern players and get London back challenging for Super League spots.- needs some full stops
* What kind of headline
is it? What techniques are used? (Pun/Alliteration/Informal language etc)
Will the South rise again?”
Alliteration
Formal
Rhetorical question