Sensible haircut, no thanks...
Worth a try, we've got nothing Toulouse
That made me laugh far more than it should've.Worth a try, we've got nothing Toulouse
Well that's bound to get him onside from the start.“He’s typically French, very sulky, very this and that
He worked hard,” said the development coach.
“He’s typically French, very sulky, very this and that, and he’s happy because France have just got to the World Cup Final.
“Whether he’s going to be one for us? He’s probably at an age where he’s a bit too old for us at 20/21.
“Ponticelli is in the same age group so he’d be competing in that one.
“We definitely need one in the Under-23s. That’s an area we are trying to get a development squad striker in.
“He’s come in and done his job but it’s a massive thing for him to try to adapt.
“He’s only been in the country a week, doesn’t speak much English so it’s difficult.”
Translated roughly into "nah mate".
Nil point, mon cherie xxNo points for the beard or that bleached blonde monstrosity in the second pic?
He worked hard,” said the development coach.
“He’s typically French, very sulky, very this and that, and he’s happy because France have just got to the World Cup Final.
“Whether he’s going to be one for us? He’s probably at an age where he’s a bit too old for us at 20/21.
“Ponticelli is in the same age group so he’d be competing in that one.
“We definitely need one in the Under-23s. That’s an area we are trying to get a development squad striker in.
“He’s come in and done his job but it’s a massive thing for him to try to adapt.
“He’s only been in the country a week, doesn’t speak much English so it’s difficult.”
Translated roughly into "nah mate".
More like we need one in the category of: 'First team.'
Not according to Farndon, he didn't.Must be something in training, apparently did well in the Bedworth game.
Scored and got an assist in a trial where he didn't know any of the other players and couldn't speak the language. Not that much of a bad trial surely?
Strange, sulky and happy at the same time. Given that we will play France if we can win tonight, I wonder if something has gone on, or been said, more than just banter.He worked hard,” said the development coach.
“He’s typically French, very sulky, very this and that, and he’s happy because France have just got to the World Cup Final.
“Whether he’s going to be one for us? He’s probably at an age where he’s a bit too old for us at 20/21.
“Ponticelli is in the same age group so he’d be competing in that one.
“We definitely need one in the Under-23s. That’s an area we are trying to get a development squad striker in.
“He’s come in and done his job but it’s a massive thing for him to try to adapt.
“He’s only been in the country a week, doesn’t speak much English so it’s difficult.”
Translated roughly into "nah mate".
No real problem with that, do have a slight problem with that being equated to being 'typically French'. What next? Typically Spanish for going to sleep at half time? Typically German for being ruthlessly efficient yet boring, if slightly sinister? Typically Australian for always being drunk? Typically Austrian for building a cellar under his house and imprisoning a family member...?Interesting that Farndon uses the word 'sulky' about him
Ha it did generalise a bitNo real problem with that, do have a slight problem with that being equated to being 'typically French'. What next? Typically Spanish for going to sleep at half time? Typically German for being ruthlessly efficient yet boring, if slightly sinister? Typically Australian for always being drunk? Typically Austrian for building a cellar under his house and imprisoning a family member...?
No real problem with that, do have a slight problem with that being equated to being 'typically French'. What next? Typically Spanish for going to sleep at half time? Typically German for being ruthlessly efficient yet boring, if slightly sinister? Typically Australian for always being drunk? Typically Austrian for building a cellar under his house and imprisoning a family member...?
When we had Nazon. He was "typicality French" Also spoke a little English.
Both him and Max got finned for talking in French not English at training.
If his guy can play and score in League 2 than happy days.
What use if he can score in League 2? We got promoted, unless you missed that bit !
Exactly. Surefire way to make them sulky, surefire way to make other French players think twice before joining us.Ha it did generalise a bit
Forgetting we do have French players in the squad
I know this was meant to funny and not meant to serious.No real problem with that, do have a slight problem with that being equated to being 'typically French'. What next? Typically Spanish for going to sleep at half time? Typically German for being ruthlessly efficient yet boring, if slightly sinister? Typically Australian for always being drunk? Typically Austrian for building a cellar under his house and imprisoning a family member...?
Australian citizens are pedantic then instead of drunkI know this was meant to funny and not meant to serious.
Germans are NOT boring and have very good sense of humour. Worked in Germany for two years
Australians are not big drinkers at all. Big misconception that. Lived there quite a lot and I'm an Australian citizen.
So maybe I'm being pedantic but correcting a few myths from experience.
I know this was meant to funny and not meant to serious.
Germans are NOT boring and have very good sense of humour. Worked in Germany for two years
Australians are not big drinkers at all. Big misconception that. Lived there quite a lot and I'm an Australian citizen.
So maybe I'm being pedantic but correcting a few myths from experience.
Any evidence of any of that at all?Nazon was like that and had such a low opinion of McNulty he wouldn't pass to him in games
It was only after Robins told him he wouldn't play unless he started passing that he remembered it's a team game
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