Possibly. I've seen the same poster use Sibbick and Sibbock in the same thread though so not so sure..
That commentator on the old VirginTV highlights on Youtube could never pronounce our foreign players' names. My favourite one was when we had Ferenczi and Rajczi up front. Apparently they were pronounced "Frenkskee" and "Raj-zee"
Remember that the tannoy man at Bolton made a complete hash of Arjan De Zeeuw's name when he read the team out. Much to the amusement of the away end
The announcer at Craven cottage called Mike Lester Mike Blester. He came back on a few seconds later and said the right name saying the ‘B’ was silent.
I've heard/read some corkers. Too many to remember but I'll try... Pronunciations: Peter "Rajj-cazee" Tomasz "Sizka" (Flitcroft's own) Hugo "Collass" Mike "Bar-ray" Slightly more forgiveable..... Mike "Bearer" Dean "Gore" (Why would there be an accent on the "e" if it was silent?) "John Vees Mavoto" Spelling: Martin "Craine" Bobby "Hassle" Michael "Misfud" Clarke "Odour" Still can't get my head around people spelling it "Anderson" for Mads Andersen. My favourites? Simon Davey used to call Mounir El-Haimour "El Mounier" And my Rotherham supporting friend who was 11 at the time bless him, looked at the back of my Premier League shirt and thought we had a player named after a chain of bars in and around Blackpool - Clint "Ma Kelly"
Martin Devaney is @Devany also a player we got from Swindon I can’t for the life of me think what is name is (if that makes sense)but I know I and others mispronounced it for years until someone corrected us
He had 'Anderson' on his shirt for a game or 2 last season, so the kit man was guilty of this one too!
Was about to post the same - if it was the same one i am thinking, he referred to him as Ar Jan De Ze uwee uwee uwee uwee.
Roughly. But not quite. Hence slightly more forgivable. It's "Bay-Ruh", the first syllable rhyming with "way" and "say" rather than "hair" or "there". It's all about the umlaut
Bloody hell, misspelling on here, you will be burnt at the stake by some grammar nazis on here, or on their or is it there or they're