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@@Balbuccijoey What a ridiculous sentence, grow up, there's a good girl?

@@anthonycollins5305 Calm down soft lad

Good grief!

Fkn divvy

No it’s not and no they can’t.

@@steveo4991 I disagree. I was in Kensington yesterday, it isn't scouse, the people don't want to be scouse, they have their own culture, I was in Skelmsersdale last week, the people want to be scouse, their family are scouse, they're scouse, it's a bit like London, no one in Whitechapel or Mile End is cockney, a lot of people in Essex are, get with the times buddy.

@@liam.4454 Still no.

@@steveo4991 think whatever you want, liverpool aint scouse much longer

@@liam.4454 Cope harder.

Wool behaviour la

@@dougieroberts3967 you are obviously the person I was talking about 😂

Technically you're not from Liverpool if you're not from any area just outside of the city centre. Scouser is used more as a term to say, you've got a scouse accent but you could be from outer areas such as bootle or Huyton or somewhere like that. But to anyone who lives near town. If you're not from your local area's like Anfield, Kenny, Kirkdale, Everton, Dingle, all them areas surrounding town, North and South. You're classed as a wool really. She said she was born in Anfield so she was born in the heart of Liverpool, but she's spent the majority of her life over the water and other places. So her claim to be a Scouser could be disputed. Especially because her accent is diluted. If you know, you know.

@@BobC23 my point is proven. So Jamie Carragher for example is from Bootle and according to you he isn’t a true scouser? No one is buying that.

@@Petersworld77 Technically he would be considered as a wool because he's from Bootle. He's from Sefton. He's not from Liverpool but he's got a scouse accent so therefore he'd be classed as a Scouser.

Half of widnes and runcorn sound like scousers but they are not.

Yeah, and a white man born in Liverpool to two white English parents also born and raised in Liverpool can move to China and become Chinese just by sounding Chinese… oh wait, no they can’t and they’d probably be called some kind of culturally appropriating ‘ist’ if they tried. I know a Dutch guy who learned English exclusively from American movies and thus has an American accent when he speaks English… is he American now? No. Will he be if he moves there? Still also no. A Scouser is born and raised in Liverpool, just like an Englishman is born and raised in England, just like a Parisian is born and raise in Paris, and so on. Just because you moved from where you were born and picked up some localised accent inflections doesn’t make you from that place or able to call yourself whatever word is used to describe those who actually are from there.

No.

No

What? 😂

@@peterlpool1387 emojis are for children. Grow up.

@@anthonycollins5305no it’s part of The Wirral

It's Cheshire

@@neildaniels18 Cheshire, Suffolk, Cleveland etc. They are all the same............? But for how long? We are entering a new dark age, the barbarians are at the gates..............how many undocumented enemy troops arriving today and tomorrow no questions asked?

Need to clean your ears out, She clearly says Coniston Street, Anfield

Or bulldozed😂

Or bulldozed 😂

Neither is Russo now playing for Utd biggest and most hated rivals after City!!!

@@MD-gv3tfMan Utd women have no rivalry win Arsenal they literally came in the league 2 years ago😂