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What a player this Jorghino fella is 😉 #SuperCup /4LlmAZa6qo- Indy Football August 14, 2019 Many an eyebrow was raised when an unknown midfielder by the name of "Jorghino" made his debut for Chelsea in 2019. Printing gaffe in the MLS #Gerrrad #LAGalaxy /lRJGk8Uukr- Classic Football Shirts June 27, 2016

The Galaxy have form in this area, going back to the time Steven "Gerrrad" took to the pitch for them in 2012. Who can forget when some guy by the name of Zlatan "Irbahimovic" turned out for LA Galaxy? Still, young "Kellher" is in good company when it comes to misspelt monikers, with some of the biggest names in the game suffering the same fate over the years. In Irish, " Ó" preceding a name typically means "from the family of." Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher's name was spelled wrong on his jersey in the game against Wolves. The name is an Anglicised version of " Ó Céileachair" (the spelling of which can vary across Ireland). The kit faux-pas notwithstanding, the surname "Kelleher" should be less of a challenge, phonetically speaking, as it is pronounced " Kell-le-her." Kelleher hails from Cork, where Munster Irish is used, and therefore the correct pronunciation is " Qwe-veen." The name translates as the Irish version of "Kevin" and is said to indicate a person of noble and kind character.ĭepending on what part of Ireland you come from, you may choose to pronounce it different with various regions having their own dialect. Pronouncing "Caoimhín" isn't as difficult as you'd imagine. 🤣 /9NbfZJwsmJ- Gary Lineker December 6, 2020Īlthough it might not avert any future kit mishaps, here is some guidance on how to say the name of Liverpool's new goalkeeping hero. Perhaps as a reward they could spell Kelleher correctly. Lots of positives again for including an excellent display from their young keeper. The Republic of Ireland under-21 international's first name is one that many are still getting to grips with, but unfortunately even his surname was too much for the one person tasked with spelling his name correctly on the back of his jersey for the first half of the game on Sunday. Having usurped fellow reserve 'keeper Adrian in the pecking order, Kelleher started against Wolves and impressed once more as his side cantered to a 4-0 victory. Kelleher was again called upon to stand in between the sticks at Anfield on Sunday.