Reply With QuoteWhat's with all these double barrelled names.?
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Another great young player from Citeh on 1 year loan.This lad is obviously quality.England U.23 player.Things are starting to look optimistic-UTC!
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What's with all these double barrelled names.?
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I'm now being identified as "Bedlington-Terrier-Taxis"
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It used to be a sign you were posh, now it's more likely an indication that your dad's fecked off with a floosie.Originally Posted by alfinyalcabo
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For some daft reason they take their mother's maiden surname (family name) and of course their father's surname.
It's common in West Indian and African families but why it's caught on here, God only knows!
Running off with a "floosie" has not much to do with it Alfie - just ignore sinkov, I usually do!
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Welcome to Turf Moor for one season son.
The lad has already made 41 appearances in the Championship, following loan spells at Stoke City and Blackburn Rovers.
He has been at Manchester City since 2008, making eight first team appearances for Pep Guardiola's side.
He has also represented England from U16-U21 level, and captained both the U17 and U21 teams.
The defender has racked up an impressive 70 first team appearances over the past three seasons and joins former City teammate CJ Egan-Riley at Turf Moor.
Do well and stay with us lad!
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