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i know evryone is creaming themselves over agauro, & rightly so but silver is fooking awesome, this guy is a magician the best player we have

Your right but It's Silva not silver ;)

bluechester wrote:i know evryone is creaming themselves over agauro, & rightly so but silver is fooking awesome, this guy is a magician the best player we have

Hi ho silver away!!!

i prefer david silva myself

bluechester wrote:i know evryone is creaming themselves over agauro, & rightly so but silver is fooking awesome, this guy is a magician the best player we have

He has his name on the back of his shirt

S I L V A

If you can post on here you can surely fucking see that.....and replicate those characters


EDIT....and for future reference

A G U E R O

or

K U N A G U E R O

Mark (Blue Army) wrote:Your right but It's Silva not silver ;)

You're right, it's Silva

Reminds me of Big Dave's first game when the compare called it out exactly how you spelt it. Still makes me laugh.

ant london wrote:

bluechester wrote:i know evryone is creaming themselves over agauro, & rightly so but silver is fooking awesome, this guy is a magician the best player we have

He has his name on the back of his shirt

S I L V A

If you can post on here you can surely fucking see that.....and replicate those characters


EDIT....and for future reference

A G U E R O

or

K U N A G U E R O[/quote

2 WORDS............KUN AGUERO...nobby.!

london blue 2 wrote:Hi ho silver away!!!

Quoted for effect.


Also, for the guys anal about spelling; it is Agüero, pay attention to the u, because the two dots represent how many goals he will score every game :)

Avalon wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Hi ho silver away!!!

Quoted for effect.


Also, for the guys anal about spelling; it is Agüero, pay attention to the u, because the two dots represent how many goals he will score every game :)

Is that an umlaut?

Beefymcfc wrote:

Avalon wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Hi ho silver away!!!

Quoted for effect.


Also, for the guys anal about spelling; it is Agüero, pay attention to the u, because the two dots represent how many goals he will score every game :)

Is that an umlaut?

It is indeed, sir.

Avalon wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

Avalon wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Hi ho silver away!!!

Quoted for effect.


Also, for the guys anal about spelling; it is Agüero, pay attention to the u, because the two dots represent how many goals he will score every game :)

Is that an umlaut?

It is indeed, sir.

All over that one ;-)

Giros pitta mit mayo, bitte.

Zwei grosse bier bitte, mit pommes mein fraulein.

See, 4 years in Germany weren't wasted afterall.

Avalon wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

Avalon wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Hi ho silver away!!!

Quoted for effect.


Also, for the guys anal about spelling; it is Agüero, pay attention to the u, because the two dots represent how many goals he will score every game :)

Is that an umlaut?

It is indeed, sir.

But surely not so called in Spanish?

oh dear

He needs to score more.

You called?

Michigan Blue wrote:You called?

and that is probably balls deep in this, right now:

Beefymcfc wrote:

Avalon wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

Avalon wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Hi ho silver away!!!

Quoted for effect.


Also, for the guys anal about spelling; it is Agüero, pay attention to the u, because the two dots represent how many goals he will score every game :)

Is that an umlaut?

It is indeed, sir.

All over that one ;-)

Giros pitta mit mayo, bitte.

Zwei grosse bier bitte, mit pommes mein fraulein.

See, 4 years in Germany weren't wasted afterall.

Gyros pita with mayo, please?
Two large beer, please, with fries, my lady?

I do speak a bit of German myself :P

Beefymcfc wrote:

Avalon wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

Avalon wrote:

london blue 2 wrote:Hi ho silver away!!!

Quoted for effect.


Also, for the guys anal about spelling; it is Agüero, pay attention to the u, because the two dots represent how many goals he will score every game :)

Is that an umlaut?

It is indeed, sir.

All over that one ;-)

Giros pitta mit mayo, bitte.

Zwei grosse bier bitte, mit pommes mein fraulein.

See, 4 years in Germany weren't wasted afterall.

I'm sure you all can't wait to learn this, but it's not an umlaut. The two dots are called a trema, and it indicates that the letter underneath it should be pronounced on its own, as opposed to either being silent or being a part of a phoneme created in combination with the letter in front or behind it. You don't really use it in English, but it could, for instance, be used in coöperation, in order to show that the word should be pronounced co-operation, instead of coop-eration. In Agüero's case, the following applies:

In the orthographies of Spanish, Catalan, French, Galician and Occitan, the graphemes gu, and qu normally represent a single sound, [ɡ] or [k], before the front vowels e and i (or before nearly all vowels in Occitan). In the few exceptions where the u is pronounced, a trema is added to it.

Looks like we got ourselves a book reader..... ;-)