I know I really shouldn't say this, but whenever I hear a bloke speak with a Landin/ cockney accent for some reason I kind of assume they are a bit dodgy. However, this chap was respectful, as you say, and didn't seem stall dodgy.
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He was born and brought up in Cambridge.
Do it!
Do they have Landin accents in Cambridge? I thought they were more
I bow to your greater MDT OP experience and propensity to have good luck to start it yourself . If I do it will be the kiss of death
Estuary English has spread throughout the South of England. Although Cambridge is approaching the Midlands!
No they don’t and he hasn’t got one
. (It is too far west to be ooo arrr though. I speak as someone who grew up near Cambridge. In fact, before I saw the light (and don’t tell anyone), the first team I ever followed was the Us).I had a friend in Wisbech and we went to a cattle auction in a place called March. I remember the accents and there was a certain similarity with ours, but with differences, too .The beauty of English is that there are so many accents and dialects .No they don’t and he hasn’t got one