Perhaps I didn't express it correctly. Gladys Prothero(e) WAS made up ! Even that isn't clear. Oooop t'north where I live 'made up' means happy, not invented.So there is someone who goes to all the games (like many ) but there was also some made up fan?
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yorkshirehornet
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So there is someone who goes to all the games (like many ) but there was also some made up fan?
It fooled me the first time I heard it... I thought it good of Barnsley to mention her.... but when i heard it at Rotherham a few weeks later I twigged....
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Only managed to watch the promotion party and this interview tonight. For a person to pull the players, staff and fans together in such a short time is quite remarkable. He could be the new Mr. Watford if he can continue to bring success to the club, and I would think that many questions will be raised if he is not offered a decent contract that he wants to accept.
His English has really improved since his early interviews too.
A2 to B2 in all honesty.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_European_Framework_of_Reference_for_Languages
Just shows what living in the native language can do.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_European_Framework_of_Reference_for_Languages
Just shows what living in the native language can do.
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I do a lot of interpreting jobs here. I have, without success, contacted the club. I'd love to work as an interpreter there.
I am probably one of them, when I am steaming and on an off day. But, you are right, communication is the key.
The first half if the season was the most uninspiring football I've seen Watford play since the seventies. Xisco has completely turned that around. For that I am grateful.
I did see a great picture I cannot find now of Kabasle sat next to Gray sat next to Sarr sat next to Chalobah. Two French speakers, a Brummie and a south London accent. I did wonder how Sarr's English is coming along and which regional accent he might pick up.
yorkshirehornet
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Good article by Simon burnton in the Guardian this morning.