Posted August 13, 200816 yr seems to have both gained a comedy "dutch accent" and also is losing the ability to speak english. is he taking the piss or plainly completely mad? your problem now val, your problem.
August 13, 200816 yr Fantastic post G4, and really couldn't believe it either :D Pure comedy! He's actually even trying to find what to say, and making the noises of a foreign manager trying to speak english, though Mclaren is speaking English! Quality!
August 13, 200816 yr :D What a tit. He sounds like he's trying to do a Martin Jol impression. Surely he can't be serious?!
August 14, 200816 yr Its like he is imitating Christopher Walken playing Wenger if he were imitating a Rhodesian land owner. Unbelievable P.S. nice one Loz. "This is the year" Edited August 14, 200816 yr by TheWestwayWonder
August 14, 200816 yr I think he's trying too hard to speak simple English to make sure the journalist understands him. Makes him sound a bit daft.
August 14, 200816 yr Damn what's the link, i want to share this with the world. Great find. What a plank! Allo Allo!
August 14, 200816 yr seems to have both gained a comedy "dutch accent" and also is losing the ability to speak english.is he taking the piss or plainly completely mad? your problem now val, your problem. Lovely Very sweet of him to use simple English. Now if he can learn how to pronounce the name of his club properly, us Dutch will embrace him
August 14, 200816 yr I think he's trying too hard to speak simple English to make sure the journalist understands him. Makes him sound a bit daft. He is doing what a lot of the English who live here do - they don't speak French, but they think if they speak English with a Frenchified accent, raise their voice at the end of a sentence (like the Australians do) and say "Yes?" every now and then, that French people will understand them. They do it with the best of intentions, but it does make them sound like plonkers. Edited August 14, 200816 yr by moi
August 14, 200816 yr He is doing what a lot of the English who live here do - they don't speak French, but they think if they speak English with a Frenchified accent, raise their voice at the end of a sentence (like the Australians do) and say "Yes?" every now and then, that French people will understand them. They do it with the best of intentions, but it does make them sound like plonkers. i was in france on holiday 2 years ago and half way through had remembered enough frnch to ask for things, ask directions and hold the minimum of conversations. we went to a cafe for lunch and i ordered. everything was going well, i ordered everything perfectly and got a compliment from the waitress. then i screwed it right up by saying "gracias" as she left. all my mates and the waitress were pissing themselves laughing. gits.
August 14, 200816 yr So you're multilingual? A polyglot! Your mates probably envied you. The waitress probably fancied you.
August 14, 200816 yr He's really going to endear himself with the fans..................not, if he continues to dismiss his teams chances like that. He lost the match before it was played! Fair do's FC Twente are not a great European name but to qualify for the Champions League is not mean feat. I'll watch with interest how he will cock it up in Holland.
February 7, 201114 yr Do you think he might be in the running for west brom job? I bet it gets mentioned in next couple days
