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I think you may have slightly over analysed my post. :lol: A wise man once said "play the post not the poster"

 

I have simply pointed out that we are an English club, playing in the English league with English speaking fans. Our manager has been here 8+ months and I expect him to be speaking English by now.

 

I suspect alot of Saints fans feel the same. This is a forum....

 

Don't zenit fans expect all there players to be white... sometimes you just have to except people for who they are... even small hairy gingers from a 3rd rate footballing nation.. after all, we waited ages for strachan to do a coherent prezza in english... I don't remember that ever happening.

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8 months is more than long enough. Its the ENGLISH premier league and the Saints fans speak ENGLISH.

 

Rude imho to keep speaking Spanish..... No other EPL manager does it

 

IMHO, It is no longer the ENGLISH Premier League, for the simple reason that most of the starting elevens now comprise mainly of NON English players

 

That's why picking an England Team is so very easy now, thereaint too many about

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IMHO, It is no longer the ENGLISH Premier League, for the simple reason that most of the starting elevens now comprise mainly of NON English players

 

That's why picking an England Team is so very easy now, thereaint too many about

Of course it's still the English Premier League.
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It's patently obvious that he speaks English, but perhaps he feels he can't do himself justice in expressing exactly what he wants in the context of a press conference. Using a translator also gives him more time to think. I'm sure if he met GS in the street he'd be able to say 'Ah, you are that preeek on SaintsWeb'..

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What to prefer.....

 

A manager speaking his native language using the whole vocabulary, though interpreted.......or a manager having a smaller vocabulary resulting in only talking in clichee´s and standard frases without really saying anything....

 

Oh now I understand Glasgow, you miss Nigel Adkins non-saying presses...

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What to prefer.....

 

A manager speaking his native language using the whole vocabulary, though interpreted.......or a manager having a smaller vocabulary resulting in only talking in clichee´s and standard frases without really saying anything....

 

Oh now I understand Glasgow, you miss Nigel Adkins non-saying presses...

 

More than that, MP actually shares news on injuries/transfers.

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croque monsieur actually which just about prooves your point I guess. Crocs are those plastic shoes that the Dutch love so much.

 

Croc Monsieur can be correct in the right context - eg Q(to a frenchman). 'Is that a trainer sir?' A 'Non, Eet eez a croc monsieur'.

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