I just have this nagging concern over whether this is actually Driesen - after all, his English is too colloquial for me - after all, who, outside the UK would start their sentence with 'Nahh' - and i'm fairly sure there was a similar word/phrase that was used before that didnt seem right to a non-English first language speaker. There's something not quite right about this.
So Driesen has searched his name on twitter and commented on something negative about him that wasn't addressed to him.
This tells us two things - 1 - he''s a narcissist, and 2 - the criticism he receives, the negative comments, the view he's a nerd watching YouTube (see his first trolling attempt) actually really get to him.
Keep going CARD and all CAFC fans in agreement - it demonstrates the tactic is working and he is rattled...
I just have this nagging concern over whether this is actually Driesen - after all, his English is too colloquial for me - after all, who, outside the UK would start their sentence with 'Nahh' - and i'm fairly sure there was a similar word/phrase that was used before that didnt seem right to a non-English first language speaker. There's something not quite right about this.
I have a lot of Swedish mates whose English is flawless, it is not suspicious to me.
I just have this nagging concern over whether this is actually Driesen - after all, his English is too colloquial for me - after all, who, outside the UK would start their sentence with 'Nahh' - and i'm fairly sure there was a similar word/phrase that was used before that didnt seem right to a non-English first language speaker. There's something not quite right about this.
I have a lot of Swedish mates whose English is flawless, it is not suspicious to me.
Ok, i suppose if he's in his bedroom at his parents house, then he'll have plenty of time to converse regularly via Internet, in English. But however, this is so colloquial, that its not something he's going to pick up from talking online.
Roland's reign at Charlton highlights his contempt for the way football is run, and for the people who are running it. He clearly thought it would be incredibly easy to do it much better. Unfortunately he's proving to be wrong. [Has proven to be wrong!]
I just have this nagging concern over whether this is actually Driesen - after all, his English is too colloquial for me - after all, who, outside the UK would start their sentence with 'Nahh' - and i'm fairly sure there was a similar word/phrase that was used before that didnt seem right to a non-English first language speaker. There's something not quite right about this.
I have a lot of Swedish mates whose English is flawless, it is not suspicious to me.
Ok, i suppose if he's in his bedroom at his parents house, then he'll have plenty of time to converse regularly via Internet, in English. But however, this is so colloquial, that its not something he's going to pick up from talking online.
Hmph, fwiw, in Flemish they use the borrowed nahh a lot. Random real examples: "Nahh zo ver was ik ook wel al." "Nahh ja, dit was mijn verhaal."
I just have this nagging concern over whether this is actually Driesen - after all, his English is too colloquial for me - after all, who, outside the UK would start their sentence with 'Nahh' - and i'm fairly sure there was a similar word/phrase that was used before that didnt seem right to a non-English first language speaker. There's something not quite right about this.
Interesting, because my first thought was that driving a Bentley seemed a little incongruous to me. I'd expect him to have heard of Bentley, but it doesn't strike me as the first type of high end motor that would be the first to trip off the tongue of a young European lad to me. It sounded more like something that would be high on the consciousness of a Brit from the Joe 90 generation.
I just have this nagging concern over whether this is actually Driesen - after all, his English is too colloquial for me - after all, who, outside the UK would start their sentence with 'Nahh' - and i'm fairly sure there was a similar word/phrase that was used before that didnt seem right to a non-English first language speaker. There's something not quite right about this.
I have a lot of Swedish mates whose English is flawless, it is not suspicious to me.
Ok, i suppose if he's in his bedroom at his parents house, then he'll have plenty of time to converse regularly via Internet, in English. But however, this is so colloquial, that its not something he's going to pick up from talking online.
Did he study here at one point? If not, he has been to England regularly anyway, and the sheer amount of colloquial language in songs, tv shows, movies etc. nowadays it'd be more surprising if he spoke and wrote the Queens English
I just have this nagging concern over whether this is actually Driesen - after all, his English is too colloquial for me - after all, who, outside the UK would start their sentence with 'Nahh' - and i'm fairly sure there was a similar word/phrase that was used before that didnt seem right to a non-English first language speaker. There's something not quite right about this.
I have a lot of Swedish mates whose English is flawless, it is not suspicious to me.
Ok, i suppose if he's in his bedroom at his parents house, then he'll have plenty of time to converse regularly via Internet, in English. But however, this is so colloquial, that its not something he's going to pick up from talking online.
Don't be surprised by how obsessed some people get regarding languages.
I have a friend actively studying the local dialect here, as if Mandarin isn't hard enough.
Access to TV shows and movies, via the internet has never been better, it has a huge influence on how much language someone can soak up.
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So it's not like Roland is saving money. He's just being useless..
He wouldn't be paid the same as someone more qualified and older.
Of course Driesen wont care that he's being paid less than anyone else in his position as he's got his dream job
But Jonathan would be better at it, and he cares about Charlton.
Actually,
He looks like a massive twat
with that stupid little beard.Presumably, this is caused by deep seated insecurity, brought on by the suppressed realisation of their own worthlessness
This tells us two things - 1 - he''s a narcissist, and 2 - the criticism he receives, the negative comments, the view he's a nerd watching YouTube (see his first trolling attempt) actually really get to him.
Keep going CARD and all CAFC fans in agreement - it demonstrates the tactic is working and he is rattled...
But however, this is so colloquial, that its not something he's going to pick up from talking online.
He clearly thought it would be incredibly easy to do it much better.
Unfortunately he's proving to be wrong.
[Has proven to be wrong!]
I have a friend actively studying the local dialect here, as if Mandarin isn't hard enough.
Access to TV shows and movies, via the internet has never been better, it has a huge influence on how much language someone can soak up.