Genuinely find it hilarious when Brits scorn others for not being able to speak English
Those Brits who move to Spain and don't learn a single word of Spanish are the worst.
But before Emery took over there were concerns about his English and if it's not much improved in over a year then that's highly unprofessional and worrying
comment by ๐๐๐Allison Chains๐๐๐ (U3979)
posted 2 minutes ago
Genuinely find it hilarious when Brits scorn others for not being able to speak English
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So you suggest Emery communicates in Spanish that would be hilarious.
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He should do what Bielsa does and get a interpreter.
no wonder we cannot string more than five passes together
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Because the managers English is a bit ropey? Not sure I see the link between passing a ball and the language a manager speaks
As a "Brit" who speaks several languages I find it completely unacceptable how bad Emery's level of English is after all his time. He needs to get some intensive lessons in or work through a skilled interpreter.
Doesn't he speak English? I just thought he had a really bizarre accent. I can understand nor being able to understand that.
This rubbish about his English is laughable. He has a strong accent and may struggle with odd words/dialect in press conferences etc. But his English is more than good enough to communicate player instructions.
Player making excuses and Xenophobic haters using it as another stick to beat Emery with.
His English grammar is okay, but he isn't particularly fluent and listening to him takes effort. Don't know why he simply doesn't use an interpreter. Pochettino spoke far better English than Emery when he was in Southampton, but still used interpreters at the time.
His press conferences are a joke containing no insight whatsoever. Interviewers just give up after two questions because he doesn’t make any sense. He needs to use an interpreter but that isn’t the main reason why we are poor but it has to be a contributing factor. Both his grammar and vocabulary are very poor. It’s not even gcse standard.
comment by Sheriff John Brown - Wenger Till I Die (U7482)
posted 7 hours, 47 minutes ago
His English grammar is okay, but he isn't particularly fluent and listening to him takes effort. Don't know why he simply doesn't use an interpreter. Pochettino spoke far better English than Emery when he was in Southampton, but still used interpreters at the time.
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I think he wanted to prove a point by speaking English from the start. His vocabulary isn't that bad, he's put the effort in imo just sounds as though it's not easy for him and his accent sounds odd
He's proving the point that after 18 months his English is terrible. If he had been taking lessons every day he would be fluent by now.
Sammy, speaking as someone who moved to Germany, it really isn't as easy as that. If you speak several languages, you probably got your second quite early in your life. If you don't, it's very hard to learn for most
The difficulty of learning a language is pretty irrelevant. A qualification of being a top level manager in England is to either speak good enough English yourself or have a great system with your interpreter (and long term only the first makes sense).
Forgetting Emery (this is just a general fact), if you can't do either of the above then you're not qualified to manage at this level in this country.
That is a fairer argument than Sammy's, Scruttocks.
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posted on 20/9/19
Genuinely find it hilarious when Brits scorn others for not being able to speak English
posted on 20/9/19
Those Brits who move to Spain and don't learn a single word of Spanish are the worst.
But before Emery took over there were concerns about his English and if it's not much improved in over a year then that's highly unprofessional and worrying
posted on 20/9/19
comment by ๐๐๐Allison Chains๐๐๐ (U3979)
posted 2 minutes ago
Genuinely find it hilarious when Brits scorn others for not being able to speak English
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So you suggest Emery communicates in Spanish that would be hilarious.
posted on 20/9/19
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posted on 20/9/19
He should do what Bielsa does and get a interpreter.
posted on 20/9/19
no wonder we cannot string more than five passes together
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Because the managers English is a bit ropey? Not sure I see the link between passing a ball and the language a manager speaks
posted on 20/9/19
As a "Brit" who speaks several languages I find it completely unacceptable how bad Emery's level of English is after all his time. He needs to get some intensive lessons in or work through a skilled interpreter.
posted on 21/9/19
Doesn't he speak English? I just thought he had a really bizarre accent. I can understand nor being able to understand that.
posted on 21/9/19
This rubbish about his English is laughable. He has a strong accent and may struggle with odd words/dialect in press conferences etc. But his English is more than good enough to communicate player instructions.
Player making excuses and Xenophobic haters using it as another stick to beat Emery with.
posted on 21/9/19
His English grammar is okay, but he isn't particularly fluent and listening to him takes effort. Don't know why he simply doesn't use an interpreter. Pochettino spoke far better English than Emery when he was in Southampton, but still used interpreters at the time.
posted on 21/9/19
His press conferences are a joke containing no insight whatsoever. Interviewers just give up after two questions because he doesn’t make any sense. He needs to use an interpreter but that isn’t the main reason why we are poor but it has to be a contributing factor. Both his grammar and vocabulary are very poor. It’s not even gcse standard.
posted on 21/9/19
comment by Sheriff John Brown - Wenger Till I Die (U7482)
posted 7 hours, 47 minutes ago
His English grammar is okay, but he isn't particularly fluent and listening to him takes effort. Don't know why he simply doesn't use an interpreter. Pochettino spoke far better English than Emery when he was in Southampton, but still used interpreters at the time.
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I think he wanted to prove a point by speaking English from the start. His vocabulary isn't that bad, he's put the effort in imo just sounds as though it's not easy for him and his accent sounds odd
posted on 22/9/19
He's proving the point that after 18 months his English is terrible. If he had been taking lessons every day he would be fluent by now.
posted on 22/9/19
Sammy, speaking as someone who moved to Germany, it really isn't as easy as that. If you speak several languages, you probably got your second quite early in your life. If you don't, it's very hard to learn for most
posted on 22/9/19
The difficulty of learning a language is pretty irrelevant. A qualification of being a top level manager in England is to either speak good enough English yourself or have a great system with your interpreter (and long term only the first makes sense).
Forgetting Emery (this is just a general fact), if you can't do either of the above then you're not qualified to manage at this level in this country.
posted on 22/9/19
That is a fairer argument than Sammy's, Scruttocks.
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