[Misc] Blud, Fam, Bruv.

[Surrey_Albion]

Roadman talk for those who don’t know.

Or complete **** for those who do. These muppets need to grow up and start speaking properly instead of putting on a fake accent,allot of them sound like theyve had a labotomy and struggle to get a sentance out

 

[BN9 BHA]

People from certain region in speaking certain dialect shocker

London?
Not sure I've heard any Cockney slang in those ATV interviews

Robbie the ATV chap with the microphone doing the interviews seems to talk normally with a London accent.

 

[Justice]

Or complete **** for those who do. These muppets need to grow up and start speaking properly instead of putting on a fake accent,allot of them sound like theyve had a labotomy and struggle to get a sentance out

Can you imagine if they went for a job interview

 

[BN9 BHA]

Can you imagine if they went for a job interview

Train time announcer at Kings Cross

 

[Doc Lynam]

They wanted Wenger out, it’s a case of careful what you wish for!

 

[Bakero]

London?
Not sure I've heard any Cockney slang in those ATV interviews

Robbie the ATV chap with the microphone doing the interviews seems to talk normally with a London accent.

Accent isn't dialect. Slang isn't static.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Accent isn't dialect. Slang isn't static.

You mentioned region.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Yea it's a bit cringe that old white Sussex boys take the piss out of the way black and Asians speak in london.

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Ya I know wot u mean blud

 

[Guinness Boy]

You mentioned region.

MLE stands for Multicultural London English. There are examples of Adele speaking it.

Troopz is an absolute bellend (though I still like the idea he might be putting it all on and be really middle class in reality) but the way he speaks is a classic example of urban London slang these days. Cockney moved when all the cockneys bought counciil houses in Essex and Gravesend.

 

[Surrey_Albion]

Can you imagine if they went for a job interview

Thats not very likely

It annoys me because its not an accent its a put on thing so just winds me up

 

[Klaas]

Or complete **** for those who do. These muppets need to grow up and start speaking properly instead of putting on a fake accent,allot of them sound like theyve had a labotomy and struggle to get a sentance out

a lot
they've
lobotomy
sentence
.

 

[BN9 BHA]

MLE stands for Multicultural London English. There are examples of Adele speaking it.

Troopz is an absolute bellend (though I still like the idea he might be putting it all on and be really middle class in reality) but the way he speaks is a classic example of urban London slang these days. Cockney moved when all the cockneys bought counciil houses in Essex and Gravesend.

Troopz real name is Charles Troopington-Smythe, so I think you may be onto something.

 

[Justice]

MLE stands for Multicultural London English. There are examples of Adele speaking it.

Troopz is an absolute bellend (though I still like the idea he might be putting it all on and be really middle class in reality) but the way he speaks is a classic example of urban London slang these days. Cockney moved when all the cockneys bought counciil houses in Essex and Gravesend.

Or is Troopz a clever bellend with a net worth of over £1m and it’s all an act.

 

[Muzzman]

Or is Troopz a clever bellend with a net worth of over £1m and it’s all an act.

I really hope this is true, it would mean Simon Jordan's been getting his knickers in a twist over a childish 'act'. Similar to the one he used to own.

 

[RossyG]

It’s called Black London Unified Dialect.

Or BLUD for short.

 

[Guinness Boy]

Or is Troopz a clever bellend with a net worth of over £1m and it’s all an act.

I honestly wouldn't rule it out. AFTV is defintely more about its stars' careers than it is about Arsenal.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Yea it's a bit cringe that old white Sussex boys take the piss out of the way black and Asians speak in london.

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Good job you didn't used to post on here like some kind of ginger gangster or you would look a bit silly right now. Now that would have been cringe.

 

[dingodan]

Ya understan’

Ain't no d's in dem tings tho blud, yanastan.

 

[worthingseagull123]

If they chose to sound thick, so be it.

 

[Bolton va va]

Having disposed of the team, formerly of Woolwich, it does amuse me how certain supporters of London teams use this “street lingo” when giving their opinions of their team’s performances. I’ve followed the Albion up and down the country for years and the main parlance of fans to each other is “mate, pal, chap, man, boyo (in Wales), fellah, and my lovely, when in Plymouth”
fam.”

"Duck " in Nottingham & "Flower" in Barnsley. Knowwhati'msayin