Verbal Faux Pas, Jargon, Cliches, Boganisms, etc

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Nick Dal Santo says "Probly" instead of "Probably"
Someone should tell Nick Dal Santo to dial down his bogan ocker accent. He was talking to a player manager the other day and I nearly fell off my chair when he asked about one of his "cloyents".

Now he's giving away some "very noice proizes".
 
Someone should tell Nick Dal Santo to dial down his bogan ocker accent. He was talking to a player manager the other day and I nearly fell off my chair when he asked about one of his "cloyents".

Now he's giving away some "very noice proizes".

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Someone help me with this, I've been scratching my head all day and I honestly cannot work out what the actual word they meant to use was:
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How about ‘brought’? Or rushed. Or called up. They tried for something more dramatic and failed 😄
 

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