TomRad85
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Shame he's not after a fluent bullshitter, we've got plenty of them.
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Shame he's not after a fluent bullshitter, we've got plenty of them.Can’t remember his username but pretty sure there’s a poster on here fluent in Japanese, actually.
Why mention the NHS at all? Why mention there's a backlog, when he's talking about medicals? Why justify what's a bloody silly thing for the club manager to say, followed up by him popping out an appeal for somebody to teach our new signing English, when it's not the hardest thing to find really!
It's shambolic and amateur really.
I really regret giving up after learning for a year or so, that would be great fun!
There aren’t enough scanners in the NHS. Coventry were trying to put five CT scanners activity through three CTs. More likely that private scanners are being rented out to the NHS.Id guess that the NHS when not in crisis rents them out to private?
There aren’t enough scanners in the NHS. Coventry were trying to put five CT scanners activity through three CTs. More likely that private scanners are being rented out to the NHS.
Well same issue then. If NHS is hiring private capacity to cut backlogs then fewer available for football clubs, no?
Spot on. Would be better to use the money wasted on HS2 on investing in adequate diagnostic capacity.Well same issue then. If NHS is hiring private capacity to cut backlogs then fewer available for football clubs, no?
Or we could improve the NHS by prioritising best treatment for patients, rather than a dogmatic obsession with how it’s funded
Surely the answer to that situation is start Saka on the leftBit of a situation for Robins as MVE looked at it when he came on and Sakatomo looks very accomplished on the left and more capable than Da Silva
Bit of a situation for Robins as MVE looked at it when he came on and Sakatomo looks very accomplished on the left and more capable than Da Silva
I know its never going to happen but I really wish people would stop calling Tats 'Saka'
He has literally said on record his shortened name/nickname. All the players and even Robins use Tats or Tatsu
Feels weird using his first name when he’s been at the club 5 minutes.I know its never going to happen but I really wish people would stop calling Tats 'Saka'
He has literally said on record his shortened name/nickname. All the players and even Robins use Tats or Tatsu
Vik and Gus caught on fast enough! I genuinely think people just like using Saka because of the Arsenal player.Feels weird using his first name when he’s been at the club 5 minutes.
Fans generally refer to players using their second names while their teammates are obviously going to use first names.
Not half as annoying as JDS
In his initial interview, he actually said "you can call me Tatsu (with a very quiet Japanese "u" sound that his team-mates and you didn't hear) or Saka". It's people calling him Tats that really pisses me off! I'm sure he'd be too polite to complain, though.I know its never going to happen but I really wish people would stop calling Tats 'Saka'
He has literally said on record his shortened name/nickname. All the players and even Robins use Tats or Tatsu
I know its never going to happen but I really wish people would stop calling Tats 'Saka'
He has literally said on record his shortened name/nickname. All the players and even Robins use Tats or Tatsu
Quality inputThe amount of low grade prejudice, racism and stereotyping about him is depressing
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Cheers skybluecam, appreciate it.Quality input
"Tats" is actually "Tatsu", as in Japanese every letter is made from one to three English letters creating a sound. I actually explained all this when he signed, but "Ta-tsu" is how it is spelt-Ta or た is one letter, tsu or つ is another letter. たつ. The alphabet is on here: Hiragana - The Japanese Alphabet (Hiragana Chart)
"Tats" is actually "Tatsu", as in Japanese every letter is made from one to three English letters creating a sound. I actually explained all this when he signed, but "Ta-tsu" is how it is spelt-Ta or た is one letter, tsu or つ is another letter. たつ. The alphabet is on here: Hiragana - The Japanese Alphabet (Hiragana Chart)
As you can see from that, there is literally no letter in Japanese that makes the flat "ts" sound, there is always a u there, even though it is often quiet-especially to Western ears. I heard his interview and it was quiet but there. Anyone who knows some Japanese will have heard it. Why the fuck would he have a nickname that he can't spell or even say in his own language?!
So our players saying "Tats" is actually a new nickname created through mispronunciation and ignorance that he will take as just being a very very quiet "Tatsu".
Sorry, it took some explaining. Don't think I was quite like that!
"Tats" is actually "Tatsu", as in Japanese every letter is made from one to three English letters creating a sound. I actually explained all this when he signed, but "Ta-tsu" is how it is spelt-Ta or た is one letter, tsu or つ is another letter. たつ. The alphabet is on here: Hiragana - The Japanese Alphabet (Hiragana Chart)
As you can see from that, there is literally no letter in Japanese that makes the flat "ts" sound, there is always a u there, even though it is often quiet-especially to Western ears. I heard his interview and it was quiet but there. Anyone who knows some Japanese will have heard it. Why the fuck would he have a nickname that he can't spell or even say in his own language?!
So our players saying "Tats" is actually a new nickname created through mispronunciation and ignorance that he will take as just being a very very quiet "Tatsu".
So I can't try and start the chant "Get your Tats out for the lads" if we want him on as a sub?In his initial interview, he actually said "you can call me Tatsu (with a very quiet Japanese "u" sound that his team-mates and you didn't hear) or Saka". It's people calling him Tats that really pisses me off! I'm sure he'd be too polite to complain, though.
I think arguing over nicknames is about as lame as it getsI get that, I knew it was Tatsu he literally said it. Pretty bloody obvious that it would get shortened even further as that is just what British people do.. it's not maliciously culturally insensitive it's just what happens in a changing room full of 20 something footballers.
My point stands calling him 'Saka' is lamer
I stand by my position that ‘Waggy’ was dangerous and unnecessaryI think arguing over nicknames is about as lame as it gets
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