Mrmojorisin Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Really wish Stringer would stop saying K-nockaert. The K is silent you douche bag. Stringer is correct..whereas Youngs "Kneeockeeart" is a million miles away.
Guest Bilo Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Jay Emmanuel Thomas scores for Aberystwyth. Cue kingfox wanking like a gibbon.
ImBlue Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Stringer is correct..whereas Youngs "Kneeockeeart" is a million miles away. When isn't he?
Guest Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Stringer is correct..whereas Youngs "Kneeockeeart" is a million miles away. He is scottish like Finnegan.
Bryn Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 I dunno if it's Dutch, I think it's Franco-Belgian, but I know when all those English words starting with k (like knife and knight) came from the old Norman French, we used to pronounce the hard K, like for Knockaert, and over time we dropped it over here. It comes from the Frankish languages originally, I think.
kingfox Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Finished, obviously didn't work Heard shouting from downstairs, but it was just my Mum celebrating Watford's goal, then crying after they conceded through Col's best mate.
bovril Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 I dunno if it's Dutch, I think it's Franco-Belgian, but I know when all those English words starting with k (like knife and knight) came from the old Norman French, we used to pronounce the hard K, like for Knockaert, and over time we dropped it over here. It comes from the Frankish languages originally, I think. Frankish Sinclair?
Strokes Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 I dunno if it's Dutch, I think it's Franco-Belgian, but I know when all those English words starting with k (like knife and knight) came from the old Norman French, we used to pronounce the hard K, like for Knockaert, and over time we dropped it over here. It comes from the Frankish languages originally, I think.Who cares?
melrose Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Really wish Stringer would stop saying K-nockaert. The K is silent you douche bag. Really wish people would stop using American terms (douche bag)
Guest Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Germanic consonant cluster; the sound is still evident in most sister languages but in English it has been reduced to "n-" in standard pronunciation since before 1750, and for about a century before that it had been pronounced hn-, dn-, tn-. It was fully voiced in Old and Middle English.
kingfox Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Can see it now. 94th minute cross comes in for Waghorn. Open goal. Over.
Bryn Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Fwiw when I say his name, I just say nock-art. I feel like a pillock saying anything else, I am English after all. Who cares? Quite a few people, hence why it's being discussed, you massive cvnt.
Master Fox Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Really wish Stringer would stop saying K-nockaert. The K is silent you douche bag.
Nod.E Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 No injuries. Out the cup. Got a goal for the travelling fans to cheer. Perfect. Now let's focus on the league.
Tom17LCFC Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Ah well, not too disheartened, important that we scored and at least put up a fight, bring on Derby!!
Deucalion Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 I dunno if it's Dutch, I think it's Franco-Belgian, but I know when all those English words starting with k (like knife and knight) came from the old Norman French, we used to pronounce the hard K, like for Knockaert, and over time we dropped it over here. It comes from the Frankish languages originally, I think. I believe Knockaert said it was Dutch in origin in an early interview but I might be wrong.
eye666 Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Stringer: "The 4 and a half travelling Leicester fans...". Christ, that poor bloke!
harpendenfox Posted 4 January 2014 Posted 4 January 2014 Game over, and as Stringer says, the four and a half Leicester fans will now go home. I guess Bernie isn't all there to be fair
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