Video Tekzinhoo - Jack Rudoni (1 Viewer)

[TomRad85]

Coventry City star Jack Rudoni opens up on his footballing journey, working under Frank Lampard, Sky Blues promotion, and settling into the Premier League.

• Rapid Fire & Superstitions: Jack Rudoni picks Lionel Messi over Cristiano Ronaldo, names Ruben Dias as his toughest opponent, and backs goalkeeper Carl Rushworth as a future England number one. His pre-match routine includes stepping onto the pitch left-foot first and eating Haribo party packs.
• Non-League Roots at Corinthian Casuals: A 16-year-old loan move to step-five Corinthian Casuals built his physical game under coach Mark Robinson, preparing him for senior football before returning to AFC Wimbledon.
• Arsenal Encounter & Early Debut: Recalls facing Ainsley Maitland-Niles at the Emirates Stadium despite training just once following a quad injury, as well as making his Boxing Day debut for AFC Wimbledon after a disciplined Christmas Eve preparation.
• AFC Wimbledon Award Sweep: Developed through a box-midfield system alongside Ayoub Assal before sweeping Player of the Year, Young Player of the Year, and Fans' Player of the Year awards in his final season at Plough Lane.
• Huddersfield Town & Neil Warnock: Selected Huddersfield Town over Luton Town and Sunderland for regular Championship minutes. Praises former manager Neil Warnock for restoring confidence during a relegation scrap, fondly recalling Warnock's wife Sharon making him a Pornstar Martini at a team barbecue.
• Signing for Coventry City: Chosen over Ipswich Town after Mark Robins called him at 9:30 am following the season finale. Rudoni highlighted the club's clear vision, strong togetherness, and welcoming dressing room atmosphere.
• Sky Blues Dressing Room & Culture: Shares pre-match prayer routines with Brandon Thomas-Asante and Ephron Mason-Clark, plays fantasy NFL with Joel Latibeaudiere, Josh Eccles, and Victor Torp, and hilariously crowns Ben Wilson as the team's strict "fines master."
• Promotion Glory & City Parade: Reflects on lifting the Championship trophy and celebrating in front of 60,000 Coventry supporters alongside family and close friends during the city-centre parade.
• Frank Lampard's High Praise: Addresses Frank Lampard calling him a "Champions League level player" after a two-goal display against Derby County, expressing gratitude for Lampard's guidance on box-crashing, timing runs, and finishing.
• Premier League Ambitions: Expresses excitement to test himself against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, battle top midfielders Declan Rice and Moisés Caicedo, and showcase his technical ability on the highest stage.

 

[TomRad85]

Can't wait to see the continued improvement of Rudi. Lampards pet is going to be a beast.

 

[skyblueelephant76]

When asked who is always late? Markelo

 

[Nick]

Cold still

 

[Ccfcisparks]

Great content. Enjoyed that

 

[Greer]

Great player but why on earth does he talk like that?

 

[Ccfcisparks]

Great player but why on earth does he talk like that?

Like what?

 

[Greer]

Like what?

It seems to be the new Roadman talk. No matter where you’re from in the country, everyone has adopted this language and accent. I know people with a private education from Surrey who talk like it. Bizarre.

 

[Ccfcisparks]

It seems to be the new Roadman talk. No matter where you’re from in the country, everyone has adopted this language and accent. I know people with a private education from Surrey who talk like it. Bizarre.

ah

 

[Captain Dart]

How is that sort of accent gonna impress a California Girl?

 

[rob9872]

It seems to be the new Roadman talk. No matter where you’re from in the country, everyone has adopted this language and accent. I know people with a private education from Surrey who talk like it. Bizarre.

Could be worse though - O'Hare!!

 

[Greer]

Could be worse though - O'Hare!!

You mean carrying handbags and being an all round quilt?

 

[Shannerz]

Great player but why on earth does he talk like that?

Multicultural London English. Lots of people talk like that.

If privately educated people from Surrey speak like that, it's probably because they are impressionable and want to appear hip.

 

[Greer]

Multicultural London English. Lots of people talk like that.

If privately educated people from Surrey speak like that, it's probably because they are impressionable and want to appear hip.

O’Hare, from Solihull talks this.

Pretty sure Rudoni is from Surrey, but would have spent a lot of time in London academies.

I work in London, this is a forced accent. Same as the posh birds who want to sound working class.

 

[Liquid Gold]

I love some City content I'm not watching an hour and 20 minutes of that.

Anybody done the hard yards and got some highlights?

 

[Greer]

I love some City content I'm not watching an hour and 20 minutes of that.

Anybody done the hard yards and got some highlights?

Got a couple of minutes in and had to pull the plug. Painful.

 

[Shannerz]

O’Hare, from Solihull talks this.

You weren't talking about O'Hare in the post I quoted.

I don't really know anything about Rudoni's background other than he played football in South London for Palace and Wimbledon as a youngster, so would undoubtedly have mixed with lots of people from multicultural backgrounds when growing up. His accent probably reflects that.

 

[Greer]

You weren't talking about O'Hare in the post I quoted.

I don't really know anything about Rudoni's background other than he played football in South London for Palace and Wimbledon as a youngster, so would undoubtedly have mixed with lots of people from multicultural backgrounds when growing up. His accent probably reflects that.

I’m using it as an example of how “multicultural London English” is becoming very popular with the younger generation.

I’ve heard people speaking like it in Earlsdon. It’s weird.

 

[Sick Boy]

Didn't Rudoni grow up in south London?

 

[Greer]

Didn't Rudoni grow up in south London?

I’d assume so, based on the academies he played in. But this accent is a relatively knew thing.

 

[Shannerz]

I’m using it as an example of how “multicultural London English” is becoming very popular with the younger generation.

I’ve heard people speaking like it in Earlsdon. It’s weird.

That Wiki entry goes into that.

Accents are frequently memes, essentially. Sometimes it's affected; I couldn't say if Rudoni's is, but there's nothing really to suggest so.

 

[Liquid Gold]

You weren't talking about O'Hare in the post I quoted.

I don't really know anything about Rudoni's background other than he played football in South London for Palace and Wimbledon as a youngster, so would undoubtedly have mixed with lots of people from multicultural backgrounds when growing up. His accent probably reflects that.

Yeah, it's forced on by a lot of people but this is natural for Rudi

 

[Sick Boy]

I’d assume so, based on the academies he played in. But this accent is a relatively knew thing.

It's a normal south London accent for someone his age.

 

[TomRad85]

O'Hares is put on. This is a normal accent for the area Rudi was bought up in.

 

[Nick]

I love some City content I'm not watching an hour and 20 minutes of that.

Anybody done the hard yards and got some highlights?

I have been making something that can summarise these videos easily, just tested it on this one so it should have a summary at the top!

 

[Liquid Gold]

I have been making something that can summarise these videos easily, just tested it on this one so it should have a summary at the top!

lovely stuff

 

[King Dougs Quiff]

I have been making something that can summarise these videos easily, just tested it on this one so it should have a summary at the top!

Great idea... will that be on every video?

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[Nick]

Great idea... will that be on every video?

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Once I have got it working properly I can make it do it automatically when somebody starts a thread with a video.

 

[fernandopartridge]

O'Hares is put on. This is a normal accent for the area Rudi was bought up in.

He was born in Sutton (Carshalton) wasn't he? He sounds quite different from e.g. EMC who was brought up in Peckham. It is a bit forced let's be honest.

 

[Liquid Gold]

He was born in Sutton (Carshalton) wasn't he? He sounds quite different from e.g. EMC who was brought up in Peckham. It is a bit forced let's be honest.

He'd have spent his formative years in football academies with kids from all over South London

 

[Finham]

When asked who is always late? Markelo

He really wasn't impressed with him was he? "He's gone to Dubai, chasing the bag". I think that is enough to confirm the rumours.

I watched it all so my TLDR highlights other than Markelo are:

-He thinks Rushworth will be England No.1.
-Milan "Has ADHD!" I think this is a joke but evidence suggests it might just be accepted fact.
-Loves Lamps and he's "taught me so much".
-Onyeka is the player who makes him laugh most although he can't really explain why-he leaves him funny little voicemails all the time and plays one in the vid.
-Ben Wilson is the "Fines-master" and according to Rudi, the worst dressed-"he's a Sunderland lad but he's stuck in the past with his skinny jeans". He says Wilson is also always having a go at Rudoni's clothing too, so the feeling is mutual.
-Jack "Loves his drip". I have NO idea what this means.
-Torps technique is incredible and his "up and down" FK's in training "defy gravity".

 

[Finham]

You mean carrying handbags and being an all round quilt?

What is a "quilt"? I am learning a lot this week!

 

[Greer]

What is a "quilt"? I am learning a lot this week!

Can be whatever you want it to be.

 

[Shannerz]

-Jack "Loves his drip". I have NO idea what this means.

He takes pleasure in fashion.

I'm not even sure why I know that.

 

[Finham]

Can be whatever you want it to be.

As long as it can keep me nice and warm in winter still!