How do you pronounce Heinze?

Some people havnen't got a clue.

Highntze

c-u-n-t.

Originally Posted by Stubbsy

Highntze

I can't get on board with this 'Aint-zay' thing at all.

Originally Posted by Stubbsy

Highntze

Does that end 'er' or 'sss'?

Same way as a German would and like the beans. He's of Nazi descent ffs why would his name be haynzay

Haynshay.

I also producer Solksjaer 'Solksjardar' and Scholes 'Sholes'.

My name is Barry Davies.

@#%&!

Originally Posted by Fatboy Shrek

Does that end 'er' or 'sss'?

sss

Originally Posted by Fatboy Shrek

Does that end 'er' or 'sss'?

It ends in S.S.

Originally Posted by LH_88

Haynshay.

I also producer Solksjaer 'Solksjardar' and Scholes 'Sholes'.

My name is Barry Davies.

that used to bug the shit out of me. if i ever meet the contrary @#%&! i shall refer to him as barreee dickshit in the cause of petty revenge.

Originally Posted by Crumps

Same way as a German would and like the beans. He's of Nazi descent ffs why would his name be haynzay

That's what I don't get - we don't pronounce Le Saux 'Le Sokes', we pronounce it in the French way. The Argentinians probably say 'Haynsay' though.

How was it that half way through his career David Ginola "Day vid - Gin-Ol-A" became David Ginola "Da-Vid Gi-No-La"

H's are silent in Spanish

So it's eyn-zey (the e is ey, as in hey without the h, you not e as in eeh lad, bythe heck'

eynzey

Originally Posted by Gypsum Fantastic

H's are silent in Spanish

So it's eyn-zey (the e is ey, as in hey without the h, you not e as in eeh lad, bythe heck'

eynzey

We're not Spanish though

Originally Posted by Crumps

Same way as a German would and like the beans. He's of Nazi descent ffs why would his name be haynzay

It's a TV version. They get somebody to pronounce it properly, then all the commnetators have a go, get it wrong and make up something close.

Sol-shar-er was another one.

Highntz.


Nft

Originally Posted by Pepitas/Queso Del Pollo

We're not Spanish though

And nor is he. He's a kraut to all intents and purposes

Originally Posted by Zorg

That's what I don't get - we don't pronounce Le Saux 'Le Sokes', we pronounce it in the French way. The Argentinians probably say 'Haynsay' though.

We do say Julian Joe-a-chim though. I always thought that was very english of us,

Originally Posted by dodger

And nor is he. He's a kraut to all intents and purposes

I'm a @#%&! to tents and porpoises. MOTWYW.