Gabriel Jayzeus ?

[Citizen's Nephew]

Re: Gabriel Jayzeus ?

Portsmouth's player in the 70's: name was Trebilcock but the commentators pronounced it (and possibly correctly for all I know) "Trebilko".

There’s a Tosser who plays for England who the commentators incorrectly pronounce Grealish.

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Re: Gabriel Jayzeus ?

There’s a Tosser who plays for England who the commentators incorrectly pronounce Grealish.

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[B. Oddie]

Re: Gabriel Jayzeus ?

It could be worse, like the co-commentator on CityTV that used to always talk about American sports and refer to Colwill as "Coalwell".

I think he's been binned off this year though...much like Rubin 😁

[splott parker]

Re: Gabriel Jayzeus ?

Portsmouth's player in the 70's: name was Trebilcock but the commentators pronounced it (and possibly correctly for all I know) "Trebilko".

Famous Everton player was Mike Trebilcock, scored two in the 1966 Cup Final win against Sheffield Wednesday.
Although it’s a Cornish name apparently he has family in Tremorfa, their name is always pronounced, rightly or wrongly, as it’s spelt with ‘cock’ the last syllable.

[Citizen's Nephew]

Re: Gabriel Jayzeus ?

Famous Everton player was Mike Trebilcock, scored two in the 1966 Cup Final win against Sheffield Wednesday.
Although it’s a Cornish name apparently he has family in Tremorfa, their name is always pronounced, rightly or wrongly, as it’s spelt with ‘cock’ the last syllable.

I want you on my pub quiz team Mr P. Your football history knowledge is a thing of beauty and to be celebrated with a jackpot of which I'm willing to give you 25% (overheads and the cost of living crisis I'm afraid).

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Re: Gabriel Jayzeus ?

Famous Everton player was Mike Trebilcock, scored two in the 1966 Cup Final win against Sheffield Wednesday.
Although it’s a Cornish name apparently he has family in Tremorfa, their name is always pronounced, rightly or wrongly, as it’s spelt with ‘cock’ the last syllable.

Was that the guy whose jockstrap fitted him like a glove?