They're going to tour!"What more could a poor boy do?"
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They're going to tour!"What more could a poor boy do?"
Yeah that's outrageous. My partner is Greek (family from Crete) so I've upped my pronunciation the last decade and a bit.Far from hard and fast but in most cases, yes. How the s is pronounced in greek depends on where it is in a word, typically it’s emphasised if it’s in the middle and dropped or very much deemphasised at the end.
In this case it’s not because it’s a surname, it’s just how the name yanni is pronounced and it’s happens to be barrelled with a prefix. If you put any kind of traditional greek first name into a blender with the same prefix you get the same result where you would drop the s at the end. Could be Papagiannis or Kalogiannis or whatever else you can think of at the end and the same idea applies.
How the family pronounce it is a different story altogether, they may adopt a more phonetic pronunciation because it’s easier, they would be technically wrong, but sometimes you get sick of correcting people.
Classic example of this is Jimmy Tsitas the former Sun/Sanfl/VFL player. Really his name should be pronounced tsss-it-ah-sss, but it’s been bastardised so many times he’s settled on ‘Cheedis’, which is an absolute abortion of a thing.
Here endeth the lesson
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Excuse the intrusion but you have a good one here. Know his family well (his grandmother and father both mad Pie supporters). He is of good character and strong work ethic - which is a great foundation on which to build an AFL career.
Wish him the best as majority of my family are Bomber supporters so have a soft spot.
Some video:
Tsatas looks like he's wearing an army tarpaulin or something
Upon watching his youtube highlights closely. His kicking action is absolutely beautiful.
Loving that our project player draft picks now seem to footballers first and athletes second.
Yeah that's outrageous. My partner is Greek (family from Crete) so I've upped my pronunciation the last decade and a bit.![]()
Interesting that he is wearing 29, because Worpol is also wearing 29 at Geelong and we picked Kondo using Hawthorn’s worpol compensation pick. Just a thought to tuck away for a rainy day. Good luck Kondo!No. 29 now.
FINALLY. Thank you.Upon watching his youtube highlights closely. His kicking action is absolutely beautiful.
Loving that our project player draft picks now seem to footballers first and athletes second.
I think Strength is what he needs to build for 1-1 at afl level.Big, strong, vocal, kicking is fine. Build that endurance quickly and geez we could have a real find.
His frame is good, strength will come.I think Strength is what he needs to build for 1-1 at afl level.
The surprising thing for me is his pace, doesn't look like a guy that is going to take off, but he can, is deceptively fast.
An injury to Ridley and would be happy for Kondo to come in against a smaller/medium forwardline. If all genuine talls then would be Hayes/Gerryn.
With Ridley injured, is Kondo a chance to debut in round one?

