Juan Albion
Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
Not really. Isn't the 'i' silent? I seem to remember his dad was pronounced "Harj"
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[Albion] Ianis Hagi
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Not really. Isn't the 'i' silent? I seem to remember his dad was pronounced "Harj"
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
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Hmm...further work required on the chant maybe...
Harj Harj Harj
O O O
doesn't really work does it?
I'll be disappointed with that effort
GloryDays
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
In the Romanian Cup Final this weekend alongside our Tudor Baluta.
Is it pay on the gate ?
Is it pay on the gate ?
Takes corners with both feet too.
That's not how I remember it and the internet suggests it's "hardgee" too
driller
my life my word
If he took a corner with both feet how would he stay standing up?
The way to pronounce Baluta is Barloota; however, the player's name is Băluță - which is, indeed, pronounced Balootsa
And the i is not silent in Hagi
I spent a happy few months studying Romanian before a trip there, it's a fascinating language - anyone with a good understanding of Latin could get to grips with it
albionfan37
Well-known member
Hmm...further work required on the chant maybe...
Harj Harj Harj
O O O
doesn't really work does it?
I'll be disappointed with that effort
Posh spice is a slapper
She likes it up the @rse
And when she’s shagging beckham
She thinks of ianis hagi
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
No, you need to Buch' tickets.Is it pay on the gate ?
My Romanian colleague came to the game on Sunday and bought an Andone shirt.
Looking at his face, as he put it on, you'd have thought all birthdays and Christmas' had come at once.
Occasionally I wish I wasn't a tired, jaded, old fat man.
Occasionally so do we
A Canadian mate of mine still has his cherished Molango shirt from when I drove him to Watford away (1-1, Virgo equaliser) some years ago.
I just put 'what did the Romanians ever do for us?' into google translator to generate the Latin, for low comedy purposes, then checked the result by translating it back into English. This is what I got:
What we do is always in the air moved over us
What the actual ****?
Might be amusing to start a thread of the finest work of Google translator
Edit: Perhaps this is how Phil Collins could generate new song titles to revive his moribund career.
Occasionally so do we
A Canadian mate of mine still has his cherished Molango shirt from when I drove him to Watford away (1-1, Virgo equaliser) some years ago.
I am going to be unnervingly popular if the club sings Haji.
That really isnt going to sit well with me.
I just put 'what did the Romanians ever do for us?' into google translator to generate the Latin, for low comedy purposes, then checked the result by translating it back into English. This is what I got:
What we do is always in the air moved over us
What the actual ****?
Might be amusing to start a thread of the finest work of Google translator
Romanians have kept our economy moving and have kept the Tarquins and Tabithas of this country out of low paid jobs.
Pavilionaire
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 31,265
Get you with your fancy keyboard!
Ha. I have no fancy keyboard, I just copied his name from another site (I suspect there are short cuts to do it by keyboard but I'm not going to fanny about finding them)
