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Morgan Schneiderlin

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  1. jenthesaint1990

    jenthesaint1990 Well-Known Member

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    I literally just saw him in Tesco in ocean village. I haven't commented in a while about how amazing he is so I thought this was due.

    HE IS SOOOOO BEAUTIFUL. <ok>

    Please feel free to post your complimentary thoughts on this man/god.
     
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    jenthesaint1990, Dec 19, 2012
  2. tomw24

    tomw24 Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    He's a huge player for us. One of the very few good things to come out of the Rupert Lowe era.
     
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  3. jenthesaint1990

    jenthesaint1990 Well-Known Member

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    well worth the 1.2mill euros(?) we paid for him.
     
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  4. Clem Fandango

    Clem Fandango Well-Known Member

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    Puncheon and Lallana sound French but are English. Schniederlin sounds German but is French.

    That's all I have to say.
     
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    Clem Fandango, Dec 19, 2012
  5. jenthesaint1990

    jenthesaint1990 Well-Known Member

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    lallana is part spanish, eh?
     
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  6. tomw24

    tomw24 Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    What a bargain that was! We would make a huge profit if we were to sell him (not any time soon I hope). But he will attract interest from bigger clubs at some point.
     
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  7. tomw24

    tomw24 Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    How does Puncheon sound French?
     
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  8. Clem Fandango

    Clem Fandango Well-Known Member

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    How does the name 'Puncheon' not sound French?
     
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  9. jenthesaint1990

    jenthesaint1990 Well-Known Member

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    noo he's got to stay :emoticon-0101-sadsm
     
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  10. tomw24

    tomw24 Well-Known Member Forum Moderator

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    It sound as French as much as Schneiderlin sounds German. Not at all, in other words. I've studied both French and German, and I haven't come across any words or names that sound like Puncheon and Schneiderlin.
     
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  11. Clem Fandango

    Clem Fandango Well-Known Member

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    Yeah well I've lived in the world and I've come across plenty that do.
     
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  12. Itchen North Matt

    Itchen North Matt Active Member

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    Is there a gap in the market for another WAG? Keep stalking Jen!
     
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  13. St. Luigi Scrosoppi

    St. Luigi Scrosoppi Well-Known Member

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    Keep your hands off or the very lovely Mrs Godders:emoticon-0115-inlov will scratch your eyes out.
     
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  14. pass the football

    pass the football Well-Known Member

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    Puncheon is an archaic word for a cask, and according to the dictionary derives from the old French 'poinchon', so he's certainly right to say that it sounds French.

    Schneiderlin is quite obviously a German name, it means 'little tailor'. Morgan is from Alsace of course where there is a lot of German influence.

    I think perhaps you need to resume your studies <laugh>
     
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  15. Dan

    Dan Well-Known Member

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    Morgan Schneiderlin is a very German sounding name. Mainly because he's from Alsace.
     
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  16. Archers Road

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    Morgan's an Alsatian?
     
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  17. pass the football

    pass the football Well-Known Member

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    Yep. Might explain his tenacity and work ethic.
     
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  18. Archers Road

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    They take a lot of grooming though, and their hair gets everywhere.
     
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  19. pass the football

    pass the football Well-Known Member

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    Are we talking about dogs or Frenchmen?
     
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  20. Archers Road

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    It was such a feeble joke, I hang my head in shame.

    Though I did once know a couple of old dogs from Grenoble, if that helps.
     
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