Why do people call Carl Froch.... 'Carl Frock' still?

Carl Frock atsch

The only one I want to hear mispronounced is Ian Napa, which I assume is a made up name anyway.

 

I think "Frock" is probably the more natural English pronunciation.

Froch which a soft c sounds more sort of foreign to me, it can also easily be turned into Crotch, as the likes of Tarver does when commentating.

I'm sure if you asked most English people, not knowing who he is, they'd pronounce it "Frock".

That's my take anyway, though I know it's suppoest to be "Froch".

 

Apart from lord god of Nottingham boxing and the world what does Carl say when he say's his second name.

 

To be fair I call him Froch but my mate who's a forest fan and spends quite a lot of time in Notts say most the people of Notts pronounce it Frock.

 

He's got a point. At the weigh-in pretty much everyone seemed to be calling him Frock. If anyone was gonna get it right you'd expect it to be the locals. :huh

 

Because 'Carl Froch is a Coch' doesn't sound right.

 

I thought Tarver called him "crotch"!

 

if it is pronounced how you say it is, why isn't it spelt 'Carl Frotch'?

 

'Much' isn't spelt 'Mutch' is it ?

Froch makes sense to me anyway within the English language anyway.

 

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'ch' is a voiceless affricative in English, its a 'tch' sound. Not everything is said exactly how it looks...

 

hhahahahha :rofl Thats a good one mate! I think if anybody was to say his name right it would be himself wouldn't it?! So just say his name right ffs!

 

Jon Thaxton, apart from repeating everything Rawlings said, said "Frock" over and over again during the Dirrell fight.

 

He needs to add an 'e'.

 

He should change his nick name to help educate folk

Carl Froch 'The Sweaty Crotch'

Has a nice ring to it

 

Froch is a ****.