Once and for all, is it Knockaert or (K)nockaert?

Hornblower

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• Feb 23, 2016

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Sorry, this is inevitably fixtures.

 

symyjym

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• Feb 23, 2016

• #2

Hornblower said:

Sorry, this is inevitably fixtures.

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Ker nockaert

 

Mellotron

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• Feb 23, 2016

• #3

and the second half of the name isn't "art", it's "airht"

 

Hornblower

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symyjym said:

Ker nockaert

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That's a shame.

 

KingstonSeagull

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• Feb 23, 2016

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Gnochhi Aert (I know his mum)

 

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Anthony...Ant ..Tony....Tone.

 

Sheebo

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I know you're meant to pronounce the K but they didn't call him that for ages when he first came to England so i've always said 'knock-art', and unfortunately, somewhat lazily, always will.

 

StonehamPark

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French Tony.

 

Mackenzie

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Does it really matter, does anything really matter?

 

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TomandJerry

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I just sent Barber an email about it

 

Goldstone1976

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• Feb 23, 2016

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StonehamPark said:

French Tony.

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Is, of course, the right answer...