Reading between the lines of the programme note, upu suspect Weir - one of the most economical of composers - might have wanted to cut this already reduced text more than was tactful to the writer.
It could have been in the programme notes, of course, but it wasn't.
His beef was over the line "we expect to get some points today", which he claimed appeared in the programme notes of his opposite number, Steve Kean.
The uber-calm Chilean produced the most upbeat programme notes of his tenure as City manager, saying: "We feel we can beat any side in the competition.
In his final programme notes of the season, following the fixture mix-up, Reds chairman John Wilkinson said everyone at the club would begin a "relentless" pursuit of success.
I am also wary of danceworks that require pages of programme notes to make sense of them.
Of note we excluded the PEACE programme [ 18], which describes case management in dementia with a palliative care focus.
In the early 1990s, Save the Children UK had a small plane that ferried supplies between Nairobi and Mogadishu for the Somalia relief programme, including large bags of notes for cash payments, since the banking system had all but disappeared.
Also of note: Diane Morgan (a female woman, something rarely witnessed on this programme) was excellent.
For some, the real treat was yet to come, in the shape of what Nigel Simeone's programme note dubbed the great guilty pleasure of Scriabin's Poem of Ecstasy, a Salonen favourite.
