A question for anyone who fills in "additional comments" in the press conferences.

[kepz]

Why do you do it? 

[kentonizking]

For the immersion.

For the humour.

For the 'before bursting into expletives' comment from the media

[kepz]

3 hours ago, kentonizking said:

For the 'before bursting into expletives' comment from the media

Well, look at that, because I never do it, I didn't know this happened! 

[kentonizking]

19 hours ago, kepz said:

Well, look at that, because I never do it, I didn't know this happened! 

What words did you use?

[podunkboy]

20 hours ago, kentonizking said:

What words did you use?

Oddly enough, there are some words that Americans use with impunity that apparently are considered expletives in the British language. I've always been curious about "non-English" versions of the game, but I don't know if anyone's collected a database of trigger words. 

I started using the additional comments when I was managing in Scotland and for some reason Gus MacPherson and Neil Lennon both had it out for me from the very beginning, so I started getting mouthy with them to create a perceived rivalry. Probably why for years my first save was always somewhere in Scotland just to pick fights. 

[kentonizking]

15 hours ago, podunkboy said:

Oddly enough, there are some words that Americans use with impunity that apparently are considered expletives in the British language.

Like what? I'm literally going to Florida tomorrow, so maybe I'll find out.

Your TV censors 'damn' sometimes. 

 

The biggest word you Americans miss out on is 'twit' - to rhyme with 'cat' not 'cot' as I occasionally hear. twit is a word from the gods!