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I would like to ask the reader excuse my spelling as it is likely not to be completely fluent.

I'm sorry to say that all three sentences in this article are false. First of all, it is no stadium. It's only a football(soccer) pitch. And multi-use? How do you explain a football pitch having multifunctional purposes? I am myself from Fuglafjørður and have lived here all my life so I know all of this is false. I have in my nineteen year long life never seen any activity on the pitch other than football. It's not multi functional, it's barely functional. And "The stadium holds 3000 people" ? I can assure you that the pitch hasn't even got seats. People stand by the road next to the pitch when they are watching a game. So how can we prove that the "stadium" holds 3000 people? There were only three sentences in this article and they were all false.

Jan Rúni Poulsen, inhabitant in Fuglafjørður, Faraoe Isl.

This next comment is written in Faroese, and ment directly to the faroese people and author of this "fantastic" article.

Hvør fanin hevur skrivað hetta tvætlið?!

Tað er einki stadium í Fuglafirði. Og multi-use? Hetta er at halda fólk fyri turra spott. Tað er ein fótbóltsvøllur og einki annað. Tað hevur tað í øllum førum verið alt mítt 19 ára langa lív. Eg loyvi mær eisini at ivast í hasum: "The stadium holds 3000 people". Hvør veit at siga tað? Har eru eingi setur. Bara vegurin uppiyvir vøllinum og ein bøur.

Og hinvegin, so skilji eg ikki at onkur heldur at tað er áhugavert at skrivað tríggjar setningar um ein fótbóltsvøll í eini bygd, har fótbóltsliðið er flutt niður.

Tríggjir setningar og allir vóru, eftir mínum tykki, misleiðandi og órelevantir.

Hvat er meiningin við hesum stubba?

Eg umberi at hetta bleiv eitt so negativt innlegg, men eg haldi hetta er ov langt úti.

Jan Rúni Poulsen, Fuglfirðingur