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  • andytheblue
    Posts: 138
    when you go the match do you talk shout and sing in  a scouse accent? (people from way out of merseyside)
    I myself am from portsmouth and my dad is from seacombe. when im singing in the lower gwladys my voice ends up similar to a scouse accent. when im shouting at the ref  or encouraging the team i turn slightly scouse too without even deliberately trying to! anyone else do this or am I just a wannabe scouser werido lol
  • kingmoyes
    Posts: 1,841
    andytheblue said:

    when you go the match do you talk shout and sing in  a scouse accent? (people from way out of merseyside)
    I myself am from portsmouth and my dad is from seacombe. when im singing in the lower gwladys my voice ends up similar to a scouse accent. when im shouting at the ref  or encouraging the team i turn slightly scouse too without even deliberately trying to! anyone else do this or am I just a wannabe scouser werido lol




  • andytheblue
    Posts: 138
    kingmoyes said:

    andytheblue said:

    when you go the match do you talk shout and sing in  a scouse accent? (people from way out of merseyside)
    I myself am from portsmouth and my dad is from seacombe. when im singing in the lower gwladys my voice ends up similar to a scouse accent. when im shouting at the ref  or encouraging the team i turn slightly scouse too without even deliberately trying to! anyone else do this or am I just a wannabe scouser werido lol






    im only trying to fit in lol
    do you keep your welsh accent the whole game? always? haha
  • HOWIE8
    Posts: 7,954
    Wanna history lesson?? The area of North Wales im from you either have a welsh accent or a scouse accent, while at the same time we all went to welsh schools and did our subjects through the medium of welsh. The reason some of us speak with a scouse accent is because during the 50's and 60's a lot of people came over from l'pool to work in Shotton Steel Works, made their home here, and so all the kids born from then had scouse accents went to welsh schools and depending who your friends were , you picked up the accent, and it stays with you even though you can also speak welsh. There endeth the history lesson.
    Was that interesting or what ??
  • milky71
    Posts: 9,136
    To be fair i listen in scouse
  • Michael Barrymore
    Posts: 762
    wollyback?


  • andytheblue
    Posts: 138
    HOWIE8 said:

    Wanna history lesson?? The area of North Wales im from you either have a welsh accent or a scouse accent, while at the same time we all went to welsh schools and did our subjects through the medium of welsh. The reason some of us speak with a scouse accent is because during the 50's and 60's a lot of people came over from l'pool to work in Shotton Steel Works, made their home here, and so all the kids born from then had scouse accents went to welsh schools and depending who your friends were , you picked up the accent, and it stays with you even though you can also speak welsh. There endeth the history lesson.
    Was that interesting or what ??



    that might explain why Ian rush sounds so scouse

  • Michael Barrymore
    Posts: 762
    andytheblue said:

    HOWIE8 said:

    Wanna history lesson?? The area of North Wales im from you either have a welsh accent or a scouse accent, while at the same time we all went to welsh schools and did our subjects through the medium of welsh. The reason some of us speak with a scouse accent is because during the 50's and 60's a lot of people came over from l'pool to work in Shotton Steel Works, made their home here, and so all the kids born from then had scouse accents went to welsh schools and depending who your friends were , you picked up the accent, and it stays with you even though you can also speak welsh. There endeth the history lesson.
    Was that interesting or what ??



    that might explain why Ian rush sounds so scouse



    and Jan molby

    Yet Barnes still sounds like a co'ck
  • HOWIE8
    Posts: 7,954
    andytheblue said:

    HOWIE8 said:

    Wanna history lesson?? The area of North Wales im from you either have a welsh accent or a scouse accent, while at the same time we all went to welsh schools and did our subjects through the medium of welsh. The reason some of us speak with a scouse accent is because during the 50's and 60's a lot of people came over from l'pool to work in Shotton Steel Works, made their home here, and so all the kids born from then had scouse accents went to welsh schools and depending who your friends were , you picked up the accent, and it stays with you even though you can also speak welsh. There endeth the history lesson.
    Was that interesting or what ??



    that might explain why Ian rush sounds so scouse



    Kevin Ratcliffe from same area....................................
  • andytheblue
    Posts: 138
    Michael Barrymore said:

    wollyback?




    yes maybe 'out of towner' would have been a better description
  • Michael Barrymore
    Posts: 762
    andytheblue said:

    Michael Barrymore said:

    wollyback?




    yes maybe 'out of towner' would have been a better description


    WOOLS
  • Snowcone
    Posts: 7,543
    HOWIE8 said:

    Wanna history lesson?? The area of North Wales im from you either have a welsh accent or a scouse accent, while at the same time we all went to welsh schools and did our subjects through the medium of welsh. The reason some of us speak with a scouse accent is because during the 50's and 60's a lot of people came over from l'pool to work in Shotton Steel Works, made their home here, and so all the kids born from then had scouse accents went to welsh schools and depending who your friends were , you picked up the accent, and it stays with you even though you can also speak welsh. There endeth the history lesson.
    Was that interesting or what ??

    There's lovely. What a load of old sheep dollop. I am in that area a lot, Flint, Connahs Quay, Halkyn, Northop, Holywell. The only similarity between scousers and the welsh is that they are all R soles. Though the welsh are far better skilled at it than us scousers.




  • bluejon2
    Posts: 354
    If you know your history, you'll know that a lot of Liverpool was helped to be built by the northern Welsh, I think because of the river Dee being full of silt and the Mersey being the gate way for all their supplies and buisiness in and out.

    As for that DickheadBarrymore he's a complete disgrace to the people of Liverpool, anyone from outside of merseyside who are True Blue Evertonians, are more than welcome by us proper people of Liverpool, far more welcome than that childishArseholeBarrymore will ever be.
    Doesn't matter where you come from EVERTONIANS are chosen
  • IhateRS
    Posts: 1,094
    I don't, I give it a good ole Devonshire accent, complete with shouting the words Tracker, combine harvester and proper job.
    I also wear a straw hat and suck on some wheat, wearing a flat cap and smoking a pipe.
    You probably wouldn't recognise me though, I try to merge with the crowd. I am the one carrying a turnip.
  • Michael Barrymore
    Posts: 762
    IhateRS said:

    I don't, I give it a good ole Devonshire accent, complete with shouting the words Tracker, combine harvester and proper job.
    I also wear a straw hat and suck on some wheat, wearing a flat cap and smoking a pipe.
    You probably wouldn't recognise me though, I try to merge with the crowd. I am the one carrying a turnip.



    Does your 'wife' know you call her that?


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