Points lost during Match day announcements- 4

[fluffysheepsupporter]

To suggest that an announcer interferes with play is just daft. Players will hear a lot worse from the terraces and I don't see any of them reacting to some of the drunken and abusive comments they get . Its all part of the game of football we love and hate.

[cynprifathro]

Announcers like to hear their own voices! Same at RGC rugby matches where substitutions are announced just as home goal kicker is preparing to nail a conversion.

[Wrexham's Patrick Bateman]

Originally Posted by foreverared

Welsh and English announcements piss me off it jusy sounds like we are amateur and are some clicky welsh village side in the middle of farmer country in south wales
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Well there's some truth in that....But, thanks to devolution, Welsh, even this far East, is being shoved in our everyday life...I've Grandkids from both sides of the border. Some call me Grandad, some Taid...
The ones in Wales are certainly not being helped by the compulsory Welsh language element. The ones living just over the border, definitely seem to have an ad advantge..

[fezbob]

Originally Posted by Wrexham's Patrick Bateman

Well there's some truth in that....But, thanks to devolution, Welsh, even this far East, is being shoved in our everyday life...I've Grandkids from both sides of the border. Some call me Grandad, some Taid...
The ones in Wales are certainly not being helped by the compulsory Welsh language element. The ones living just over the border, definitely seem to have an ad advantge..

How do you cope when they call you Taid? Stick a Welsh Not round their necks presumably.
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[Wrexham's Patrick Bateman]

Originally Posted by fezbob

How do you cope when they call you Taid? Stick a Welsh Not round their necks presumably.
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Sorry..Don't get what you mean..

[tokyored]

Originally Posted by Wrexham's Patrick Bateman

Well there's some truth in that....But, thanks to devolution, Welsh, even this far East, is being shoved in our everyday life...I've Grandkids from both sides of the border. Some call me Grandad, some Taid...
The ones in Wales are certainly not being helped by the compulsory Welsh language element. The ones living just over the border, definitely seem to have an ad advantge..

I'm not sure learning the wives of Henry VIII in order helped me either but I doubt it hindered me overall.

[Wrexham's Patrick Bateman]

Originally Posted by tokyored

I'm not sure learning the wives of Henry VIII in order helped me either but I doubt it hindered me overall.

Isn't that just Eight names to remember....?..... Mind you. I could be wrong..

[Cymru Rydd]

Originally Posted by Wrexham's Patrick Bateman

Well there's some truth in that....But, thanks to devolution, Welsh, even this far East, is being shoved in our everyday life...I've Grandkids from both sides of the border. Some call me Grandad, some Taid...
The ones in Wales are certainly not being helped by the compulsory Welsh language element. The ones living just over the border, definitely seem to have an ad advantge..

Some of us are Welsh speakers "even this far east" and appreciate the fact that our language is used in our ground.....while I'm at it when has being bilingual (whatever the language) been a disadvantage?

[TomWFC]

Originally Posted by Wrexham's Patrick Bateman

Sorry..Don't get what you mean..

Google 'Welsh Not' - then you'll see what he means.
Btw I think your comments are disgraceful.