I Dont mind his show but i am puzzled by his confusing vowel sounds --he alternates from Lancashire to oxford English . Is he really naturally posh spoken and adopting a semi regional dialect to try and appeal to the working class ? or is he down to earth trying to appeal to the Posher listener . I cant get my head round it . Cilla Black used to present the same confusing vowel sounds --half posh and half scouser . Maybe it is a broadcasting ploy to appeal and hopefully adhere oneself to the working class plebs ?
@@robertryan6782 It might have escaped your notice my friend but written spacing --is a world of difference from vowel sounds and accents . It is not a like for like comparison . Wake up Robert --you are showing your poor level of education and understanding . I would love to hear what your accent is like and where it is from ? My accent is beautiful oxford English .
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Great daily show Tony! I listen to you guys every weekday.
He look ecstatic that he's now working closer to home
very nice studios
I like Tony he is a decent bloke.
Almost 10 years ago.
a long way from the station eh? bruce.
I Dont mind his show but i am puzzled by his confusing vowel sounds --he alternates from Lancashire to oxford English . Is he really naturally posh spoken and adopting a semi regional dialect to try and appeal to the working class ? or is he down to earth trying to appeal to the Posher listener . I cant get my head round it . Cilla Black used to present the same confusing vowel sounds --half posh and half scouser . Maybe it is a broadcasting ploy to appeal and hopefully adhere oneself to the working class plebs ?
Surely hard to call anyone out, John, when your spacing is all over the shop?
@@robertryan6782 It might have escaped your notice my friend but written spacing --is a world of difference from vowel sounds and accents . It is not a like for like comparison . Wake up Robert --you are showing your poor level of education and understanding . I would love to hear what your accent is like and where it is from ? My accent is beautiful oxford English .
@@johnwalton3805 uarr, uarr. Is that 'Oxford' english?
@@nigelrowe2204 No that dialect uarr sounds like a leachorous bloke from Cornwall drooling at a woman in a bikini .
Well he was born in Burnley Lancashire so it’s very much a Burnley accent, very Northern