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I didn't think I'd be saying this, but I'm frightened to watch Leichester - Arsenal this weekend :S



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Some great football banter at the super bowl commercials



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LurkerJ said:
AZWification said:

Poor Neville.

Playing against Barca again tomorrow. Good luck lol

Another 7-0 loss incoming.



                
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Leicester (why is there an "H" in the thread title?) has been amazing to watch and really made me excited about the title race in England for first time in years. I just hope they can hold it together as worry will be stripped by wealthier clubs and sink back down. For now though been brilliant to watch.



Augen said:
Leicester (why is there an "H" in the thread title?) has been amazing to watch and really made me excited about the title race in England for first time in years. I just hope they can hold it together as worry will be stripped by wealthier clubs and sink back down. For now though been brilliant to watch.

Thread is maintained by a non-english speaker? Easy mistake to make, English is a stupid language.

'Lester' is how it's pronounced. You look at Leicester and any not Brit would probably say the 'ces' as 'chess', most people do.

http://www.bbcamerica.com/shows//blog/2014/01/pronounce-deliberately-offputting-british-place-names



Hmm, pie.

The Fury said:

Thread is maintained by a non-english speaker? Easy mistake to make, English is a stupid language.

'Lester' is how it's pronounced. You look at Leicester and any not Brit would probably say the 'ces' as 'chess', most people do.

http://www.bbcamerica.com/shows//blog/2014/01/pronounce-deliberately-offputting-british-place-names

Ah. Football does have that odd aspect where clubs and cities names across language barriers.

For example I always say "Roma" for the club, but always say "Rome" for the city.



I just assumed Leichester was a pun on Manchester.



                            

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