“Yeah, no…”

[jimharri]

It needs to be remembered; most (not all) footballers aren't Oppenheimer clones. I'm not saying they're thick as pig shit (others might!), but most will be of relatively average intelligence. Now; I think I read somewhere that academy lads (certainly at the bigger clubs) receive media training. Most will be able to take it on board, others won't. You tend not to see many as eloquent as, say, Nedum.

 

[wayne71]

It’s an Aussie thing.

‘Yeah Nah’

 

[jimharri]

It’s an Aussie thing.

‘Yeah Nah’

But they're Australians, aren't they? You have to make allowances.

;-)

 

[Vienna_70]

The first person I noticed saying it was Mo Farah.

It annoys the fuck out of me, along with people starting the answer to a question with, "So" and "l mean".

 

[Didsbury Dave]

The first person I noticed saying it was Mo Farah.

It annoys the fuck out of me, along with people starting the answer to a question with, "So" and "l mean".

“so” was the big thing about 10 years ago bit Ireckon this has slowly replaced it. Mo Farah is an interesting observation. It’s been a few years now until it became ubiquitous

 

[GortonBlue62]

It is what it is...

 

[Barcon]

I mean……

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

“As I said, yeah, no, at any rate, with that in mind, I reckon I’ve done well.”

You forgot ‘like’.

 

[SebastianBlue]

You forgot ‘like’.

You can add one, if you like. :-)

 

[argyle]

Joleon Lescott starts every reply with, "Yeah, definitely..."