Well, that’s an unfortunate name for British audiences…

by theivoryserf

48 comments
  1. I saw that too and had a chuckle. I’m in my 50’s and should probably know better.

  2. And there’s a player who currently plays for the Germany men’s team called Koch 🤷🏼‍♂️

  3. Fnarr Fnarr

    We all now know it is all pronounced MIN G

  4. They’ve also got a player called “Berger”. Was quite funny in the last game when they were stood next to each other.

  5. Its great when she stands next to their keeper, Berger!

  6. So we could have Minge vs Beever (Jones) in the final?

  7. I remember watching Chinese anatomical anomaly Shi-ting Wang play at Wimbledon in the 90s.

  8. The Nigerian player who was just called Kanu on the telly had the first name Nwankwo

  9. I think Fanny Chmelar is worse. But not by much…

  10. nothing wrong with a bit of minge, my misses would disagree cause i cant keep my face out of it

  11. The way the commentators are talking they want some Spanish minge, so biased

  12. Shirt says Minge, commentator says Minger so poor lass gets minge and minger

  13. Seems like that “It is forbidden to dog” sign has some competition lol

  14. In university I once met a Swedish girl and asked her name. She said her name was Fanny. I burst out with a loud “HA!” thinking she was telling a joke only to realise she was serious.

    It pops into my head now and then and randomly get really embarrassed 😣

  15. It’s worse than you think… her first name is Janina

  16. In what context do Brits usually use this word? Genuinely clueless here…

  17. The current manager of Leeds United is one Daniel FARKE. Pronounced FARKE.

  18. Pronounced Minger as well

    Does that make it wurst or vat?

  19. Paul Bosvelt raised a giggle up in Scotland back in the day

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