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Although it may very well put him in the shop window making the prospects of him still being with us next season less likely.

 

Or "If I can get back into the squad while at ICT I'll stay"

Edited by Big G
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Although it may very well put him in the shop window making the prospects of him still being with us next season less likely.

Or he may just realise that playing for us is what got him back into the squad and choose to stay.

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I'm sure I read somewhere, that he's more commonly used as a right-back for Wales.  I know that Wales probably have other good midfielders in the middle, but I can't really see him as a full-back really.

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I'm sure I read somewhere, that he's more commonly used as a right-back for Wales.  I know that Wales probably have other good midfielders in the middle, but I can't really see him as a full-back really.

According to some Welsh friends Owain was usually played out of position as afull back because of his size.

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Well done, for me he's one of our stand out players. He's a class above most other centre midfielders in the league imo.

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Does anyone know if  Owain got  a game tonight .I was going to watch game but for some reason lost

Sky signal when anthems were being sung it was only a problem on  Sky 1 as the other stations were

available would be interested to hear if anyone else had a problem.

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If I hear another person pronounce his name as if it were spelt Owen Tudor, I am going to scream!

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If I hear another person pronounce his name as if it were spelt Owen Tudor, I am going to scream!

 

There's not much wrong with using anglicised pronunciation. How do you say "Paris"?

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Because his name does not change for the English speaking fans.  Tudur is actually Welsh for Theodore anyway.

 

Pronouncing his name like "Owen Tudor" is ignorance.

Edited by Renegade
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Like Milngavie or Avoch, people will usually pronounce it the way they see it unless they expressly know otherwise, I'm the grand scheme of things I'd class this as a 'first world problem' tbh.    :wink:

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Like Milngavie or Avoch, people will usually pronounce it the way they see it unless they expressly know otherwise, I'm the grand scheme of things I'd class this as a 'first world problem' tbh.    :wink:

 

People pronouncing Moray as "Moe-Ray" is one I really loathe.

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