NorCalBlue
Well-Known Member
I know a lot of people think that all our foreign players should speak perfect English and conduct all their interviews in English, but I couldn't agree less. I can barely watch when an interview is in English but the interviewee clearly only has a vague idea what's been asked and his answer is his best attempt to convey his feelings using a 100 word vocabulary. So I was delighted to that see David's interview after today's game was in Spanish. I'm sure his English is good enough to get by at the shops and communicate with his team-mates, but being interviewed is a different thing entirely - especially when the interviewers ask questions in ridiculously convoluted ways, or use idioms that someone new to English wouldn't have the foggiest about (like "wouldn't have the foggiest about"). If I'm watching an interview, I want to hear more than "I very happy", so well done CityTV and keep it up.