-Removed-I used to think that until i heard him on a 5live 'Audience with Andy Murray' show, he came across completely different on that. One thing that struck me was his really odd voice, one minute he was talking in his Scottish accent and then he would flip and talk in a really posh English accent for a sentence and then back to the Scottish. One of the strangest things i've heard. He's grown on me during the last few years, but i'll be rooting for Federer, in my eyes the greatest sportsman of my generation.
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Originally posted by Proper KnobAll Scots have two accents, its so you zoobs south of Gretna can understand us! When
I used to think that until i heard him on a 5live 'Audience with Andy Murray' show, he came across completely different on that. One thing that struck me was his really odd voice, one minute he was talking in his Scottish accent and then he would flip and talk in a really posh English accent for a sentence and then back to the Scottish. One of the years, but i'll be rooting for Federer, in my eyes the greatest sportsman of my generation.
will you realise that we speak a different dialect, its called lowland Scots? There is
nothing worse than some spangled angle from Milton Keynes, 'you what jock'. I find
it ultimately ironic that Murry, although being Scottish is good enough to merit being
British but no Scots are good enough to play soccer for team GB. I dont think he will
take a set from Fed, to be honest. Murry will need to play brilliantly and Fed badly for
any chance of a British victory.
Originally posted by kevcvs57your magnanimity is noted.
Is He an Anglophobe or just proud of his Scottish identity? I understand He gets on really well with 'Tigger'.
I will be rooting for Him regardless, Federer's arms must be getting tired from lifting all those Grand Slam trophies.
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Originally posted by phil3000no one wants to work and live in England, are you joking, you cannot even drink your
I heard he popped into the "kings head " pub in Wimbledon for a quick half and was thrown out because it was "happy hour " .
It's funny how the Scots hate the English but want to live and work in England .
I'll be rooting for Federer too .
water. In fact go to the highlands of Scotland and there are more English than Scots.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieFor a man who claims to despise nationalism you are rather ironically very nationalistic, but then again you are a man of many contradictions.🙂
no one wants to work and live in England, are you joking, you cannot even drink your
water. In fact go to the highlands of Scotland and there are more English than Scots.
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Originally posted by Proper KnobThat is where you are quite wrong, I want there to be a team GB, made up of members
For a man who claims to despise nationalism you are rather ironically very nationalistic, but then again you are a man of many contradictions.🙂
from the four constituent parts of the UK, I dont like that there is national division, have
I not stated that i would support such a concept? I despise Scottish nationalism as
much as I do English nationalism. I am glad for the English in the highlands, i have
said that they are most welcome to it here and elsewhere, as long as they respect our
cultural traditions and i have met not a a few of them, in fact, the most pleasant and
welcoming were a couple i met from London who had sold up and bought a little cottage
near Dornock, they were awesome.
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Originally posted by Proper KnobHe's grown up during the last few years. Considering his age, that's not all that surprising, either. But a more mature Murray is certainly not a put-off like the teenage Murray was.
He's grown on me during the last few years
but i'll be rooting for Federer, in my eyes the greatest sportsman of my generation.
So will I. There's just something about the man that's sympathetic.
Richard