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Caglar Soyuncu emerges as new cult hero at Leicester City

By urban.spaceman, in Leicester City Forum

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GlenRoger

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1 minute ago, Countryfox said:

Right lets call him Charlie ! ...   :)

As a half-turk; I can advise just start your pronounciation with charlie and finish with a brief klaas jan huntelaar, like chalaar :)

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Hayati

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As a native Tuekish speaker I will try to write his name by phonetic alphabet. ʈʃʌʌlʌr 

. I hope it is useful but don't forget to stress on r letter

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Jobyfox

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I think I had a realisation after the Aston Villa game that perhaps others had come to sooner.

 

When Soyuncu first came into the side this season it was immediately obvious that he had some qualities that were better than Maguire. In particular his pace and recovery. Then I gradually noticed that his ability on the ball and passing were probably the equal to Maguire and his defensive qualities were better. Ok, Maguire might be better at dribbling with the ball and have superior heading ability, although even the latter is only marginal as CS wins an awful lot for a man of his height.

 

After Aston Villa I realised that he actually reads the game better than Maguire and is much more proactive in sniffing out danger. At the start of the season saying CS was better than Maguire was a bit of a giggle: “ha ha Manchester United have just spent £80m on the wrong bloke”. I feel now, however, that Soyuncu is, unequivocally, a better defender than Maguire (no wind up/no joke) and long may it continue.

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Countryfox

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6 minutes ago, Babylon said:

His clearing headers are a thing of beauty, he can head the ball further than I can kick it. 


Yeah, but although you’re no weakling I’ve heard you can’t kick a ball very far Babs ... 

 

 

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Babylon

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2 minutes ago, Countryfox said:


Yeah, but although you’re no weakling I’ve heard you can’t kick a ball very far Babs ... 

 

 

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Not far off my legs to be fair. :D

LC/FC

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7 minutes ago, Countryfox said:


Yeah, but although you’re no weakling I’ve heard you can’t kick a ball very far Babs ... 

 

 

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What's Lloyd Dyer got to do with this? 

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KrefelderFox666

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1 hour ago, Jobyfox said:

I think I had a realisation after the Aston Villa game that perhaps others had come to sooner.

 

When Soyuncu first came into the side this season it was immediately obvious that he had some qualities that were better than Maguire. In particular his pace and recovery. Then I gradually noticed that his ability on the ball and passing were probably the equal to Maguire and his defensive qualities were better. Ok, Maguire might be better at dribbling with the ball and have superior heading ability, although even the latter is only marginal as CS wins an awful lot for a man of his height.

 

After Aston Villa I realised that he actually reads the game better than Maguire and is much more proactive in sniffing out danger. At the start of the season saying CS was better than Maguire was a bit of a giggle: “ha ha Manchester United have just spent £80m on the wrong bloke”. I feel now, however, that Soyuncu is, unequivocally, a better defender than Maguire (no wind up/no joke) and long may it continue.

On the train home I was thinnking, thank god Man U came in and bought Maguire. One of those things where pieces fall into place. If Maguire was still here, I am sure we wouldn't be anywhere near where we are and certainly a lot of points worse off.

 

Just shows that if you have a young player with potential, the only way they can become a good/world class player is by being given game time and confidence. Of course, not every player can fulfil their potential, but if it isn't tried, then no one will know.

 

I am glad things have worked out as they have.

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luddevig

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German Transfermarkt.de sometimes has an audio file with the pronunciation of a non-german player. Look for "Aussprache des Namens" a bit down. 

 

https://www.transfermarkt.de/caglar-soyuncu/profil/spieler/320141

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Carl the Llama

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8 hours ago, Hayati said:

As a native Tuekish speaker I will try to write his name by phonetic alphabet. ʈʃʌʌlʌr 

. I hope it is useful but don't forget to stress on r letter

56 minutes ago, Redbeard said:

Hey guys, I am a Turkish person. 

Charlar is not even close, Chaalaar is close one, try it. =) 

Chaalarrrrrrrr then.  It's settled. :thumbup:

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Guest SO1

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Jesus wept. By the time we learn to pronounce his name he'll be living in Barcelona.

Can't somebody make a pronunciation in English that sounds like Turkish.

You don't want to sound like an idiot when you meet the God of Defending. Shame should not be an option. Please.

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KingsX

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Caglar Soyuncu thread = 47 pages of how the hell do you pronounce his name.

 

OHL thread = 110 pages of how the hell do you figure out Belgian playoffs and playdowns.

 

Foxes Talk.  We grapple with the most vexing questions of our time.

 

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LC/FC

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Every time I hear his first name... This! 

For the old school anime folks between 30 to 40.

But I hope one day there's a montage of headed goals by Caglar to this track.

It just... Fits! :ph34r:

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Katy

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2 hours ago, Redbeard said:

Hey guys, I am a Turkish person. 

Charlar is not even close, Chaalaar is close one, try it. =) 

Çağlar himself says it’s pronounced Charlar but without major emphasis on the ‘r’ so phonetically said like you’ve spelt it. We need to have words with the stadium announcer as he calls him Cag-lar as it’s spelt. 
 

Very confusing, I can see why people just call him Cags 🤷🏻‍♀️

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