Thats Ilori (ilori) not Llori or even Lllori.
I'm not a pedant and won't usually pick up on spelling or grammatical mistakes unless they comically alter meaning because there really is just no need, but when it concerns name of our new signing, i have to take exception. Wish someone would let the mainstream media know too.
Tiago Ilori
posted on 3/9/13
Fair enough, but you get my point. It's usually not important but when it's deliberate and it's the name of our new signing it's worth pointing out. It's one step away from Yohan Kebab. It's not even necessarily a criticism, if i'd read the Independent i'd be calling him Llori too.
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/transfers/liverpool-frustrated-in-attempts-to-sign-tiago-llori-from-sporting-lisbon-8673662.html
posted on 3/9/13
If he's half as good as kebab, then we are in for a treat.
posted on 3/9/13
Is he better than Charlie Adams?
posted on 3/9/13
Everybody's better than charlie adam.
posted on 3/9/13
Yeah it does annoy me when my friend says 'Lorry' instead of ill-or-ree
posted on 3/9/13
It was a relief when merieielies signed for Chelsea. Spelling his name was, and still is a nightmare.
posted on 3/9/13
^And yet people were rooting for us to sign mckhhitharayan and Pappadopolousousousousousous
posted on 3/9/13
Is he better than Charlie Adams?
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Adam, his name is "Feckin" Charlie Adam!
posted on 3/9/13
My god. You just unknowingly wrote his song. That's Ilori - to the tune of That's Amore!
posted on 3/9/13
When the ball's on the floor
In the air
You won't score
That's Ilori
Pretty bad, I know.