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I suspect Hodgson would be less than impressed for you to tell him he has a speech impediment. He hasn't.
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As I said, you are probably correct - I was acting on information received. However, since I'm dealing with the bish, I would ask you to point out where I said he had a speech impediment. I don't believe I did. I merely said, after you stated he did not have one, that I had assumed that he had one because someone else said he had. This was all in the general context of suggesting one should not mock such things.thebish wrote:I suspect Hodgson would be less than impressed for you to tell him he has a speech impediment. He hasn't.
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Montreal Wanderer wrote:As I said, you are probably correct - I was acting on information received. However, since I'm dealing with the bish, I would ask you to point out where I said he had a speech impediment. I don't believe I did. I merely said, after you stated he did not have one, that I had assumed that he had one because someone else said he had. This was all in the general context of suggesting one should not mock such things.thebish wrote:I suspect Hodgson would be less than impressed for you to tell him he has a speech impediment. He hasn't.
you said:
the only way to make sense of that, surely, is that you think 'Arry is acceptable because it is a dialect not impediment - but that Woy isn't acceptable because it is an impediment not a dialect.Which doesn't make any of it right (though I consider 'Arry acceptable because it is dialect not impediment)
is there another obvious way to read the sense of that?
anyway - all that aside - we are basically in agreement.
1. it is a pile of toss (but predictable toss) that the Sun should go with that headline.
2. Roy Hodgson hasn't got a speech impediment.
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Maybe the FA should have appointed Tony Angelino instead..
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redknapp is spazzy eyesthebish wrote:BWFC_Insane wrote:He's been referred to as Woy for years on this forum, other forums, the media, radio phone ins, etc and nobody has once raised an objection to it.
and - on this Forum..
Harry Redknapp has been referred to as Arry - cos he can't say his H's
or as Droopy - cos of his facial impediment
or as Twitchy - cos of his facial impediment
and Alex Ferguson as Red Nose - cos of his nasal impediment
and David Moyes as Spazzy Eyes - cos of his eyeball impediment
moyes is starey eyes!
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Fooking Nora. It's a well-meant nickname. As BWFCi says, we gonna stop being calling Allardyce Big Sam because he has 'weight issues'? I haven't seen the Sun headline, but whether or not that is OK is again surely a matter of intent.
Personally I'd call Redknapp Droopy (coz he looks like him on account of his jowliness-which I don't think is related to his burns) but not Twitchy. For me there is a difference in intent there. However, if somebody else, on a message board he was never going to read, said it meaning it to be light hearted, then I can't see a problem. It's bloody health and safety gone mad!
Personally I'd call Redknapp Droopy (coz he looks like him on account of his jowliness-which I don't think is related to his burns) but not Twitchy. For me there is a difference in intent there. However, if somebody else, on a message board he was never going to read, said it meaning it to be light hearted, then I can't see a problem. It's bloody health and safety gone mad!
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Prufrock wrote:Fooking Nora. It's a well-meant nickname. As BWFCi says, we gonna stop being calling Allardyce Big Sam because he has 'weight issues'? I haven't seen the Sun headline, but whether or not that is OK is again surely a matter of intent.
Personally I'd call Redknapp Droopy (coz he looks like him on account of his jowliness-which I don't think is related to his burns) but not Twitchy. For me there is a difference in intent there. However, if somebody else, on a message board he was never going to read, said it meaning it to be light hearted, then I can't see a problem. It's bloody health and safety gone mad!
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Big Sam was called Big Sam when he was in the peak of physical nick. It is indeed a foolish fellow that quotes BWFC-I to support his pointPrufrock wrote:Fooking Nora. It's a well-meant nickname. As BWFCi says, we gonna stop being calling Allardyce Big Sam because he has 'weight issues'?

Someone sent me this today, obviously well-meant also. Tell me, does anyone really find this remotely amusing because I just think that it's utterly pathetic.
Hodgson's first England side;
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Wichards, Tewwy, Wio, Bwidge
Bawwy, Gewward, Wwight-Phiwwips
Wooney, Cwouch, Stuwwidge.
Oh, my aching sides

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I don't think it is funny (which in fairness was how I took your initial post, 'ban them' as in 'oh my days, the hilarity, the hilarity', not, actually ban them). It seems to have developed into a serious point.
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Nicky Campbell says he has a speech impediment. Nicky Campbell > thebish 

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the speech therapist he was talking to says it is not a speech impediment. speech thewapist>bwuceBruce Rioja wrote:Nicky Campbell says he has a speech impediment. Nicky Campbell > thebish

(I know a speech therapist who pronounces her Rs the same as Roy Hodgson does... She used to be called Janet Lees - then she married Bob... Bob Warwicker...)
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Aye and he was also called it when he wasn't. He's also been referred to as "big fat sam" on here and elsewhere quite a few times.Bruce Rioja wrote:Big Sam was called Big Sam when he was in the peak of physical nick. It is indeed a foolish fellow that quotes BWFC-I to support his pointPrufrock wrote:Fooking Nora. It's a well-meant nickname. As BWFCi says, we gonna stop being calling Allardyce Big Sam because he has 'weight issues'?
Someone sent me this today, obviously well-meant also. Tell me, does anyone really find this remotely amusing because I just think that it's utterly pathetic.
Hodgson's first England side;
Wobinson
Wichards, Tewwy, Wio, Bwidge
Bawwy, Gewward, Wwight-Phiwwips
Wooney, Cwouch, Stuwwidge.
Oh, my aching sides
What you posted there isn't funny at all by the way.
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Ok, let's go with 'impairment' then. Either way, I have a problem with people being singled out for ridicule on the grounds that they're slightly different.thebish wrote:the speech therapist he was talking to says it is not a speech impediment. speech thewapist>bwuceBruce Rioja wrote:Nicky Campbell says he has a speech impediment. Nicky Campbell > thebish![]()
(I know a speech therapist who pronounces her Rs the same as Roy Hodgson does... She used to be called Janet Lees - then she married Bob... Bob Warwicker...)

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Bruce Rioja wrote:Ok, let's go with 'impairment' then. Either way, I have a problem with people being singled out for ridicule on the grounds that they're slightly different.thebish wrote:the speech therapist he was talking to says it is not a speech impediment. speech thewapist>bwuceBruce Rioja wrote:Nicky Campbell says he has a speech impediment. Nicky Campbell > thebish![]()
(I know a speech therapist who pronounces her Rs the same as Roy Hodgson does... She used to be called Janet Lees - then she married Bob... Bob Warwicker...)
oh - I agree with your basic point wholeheartedly!

(I don't think it's an impairment or an impediment - just a fairly common idiosyncratic way of pronouncing Rs)
oh - and not to let it pass so easily..
yesterday you joshed someone for using BWFCi as support for their argument... yet today you use Nicky Campbell!!!


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Can BWFC-I accurately guess people's starsigns? I think not! 

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he could if the horoscope involved dooooooooooom!Bruce Rioja wrote:Can BWFC-I accurately guess people's starsigns? I think not!

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Just appointed Gary Neville as part of the England backroom staff.
Seems like a shrewd little move, that.
Seems like a shrewd little move, that.
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I was about to say seems like a fecking stupid move... no experience and will alienate anyone who is none Utd with his Manure hyperboleVerbal wrote:Just appointed Gary Neville as part of the England backroom staff.
Seems like a shrewd little move, that.
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