Pravda: Makoun next up in popular live chat series on Thursday

[Salsa Party Animal]

Jean II say he hate being called Jean.

So what do I say is it Jean Second or what as I don't listen to radio.

[Woofles The Wonder Dog]

Jean Deaux is what Houllier called him.

[Bad English]

Jean Deaux is what Houllier called him.

Jean Doe?

[eamonn]

It reads a a bit like something from Shoot magazine from the 70's but fair play for effort.

In that case he forgot to say his favourite dinner is chips, steak and mushy peas and when he finishes playing football he'd like to own a pub.

[Woofles The Wonder Dog]

Jean Deaux is what Houllier called him.

Jean Doe?

Hmmm. Translation services brought to you courtesy of Pimms. Jean D'oh.

[Pete Green]

This is all very well but what did he think of Jack Wilshere's debut? He must be the only c*nt in the world who hasn't been asked.

[Mister E]

For someone who claims not to speak very good English, he sure types it well.

[Rip Van We Go Again]

It reads a a bit like something from Shoot magazine from the 70's but fair play for effort.

Did he say anything about Steak and chips and his pet hate being injured?

[JUAN PABLO]

He's impressed me so far. Looks a good signing. I just wish Houllier would put some legs in next to him, and not persist with the ever plodding Petrov.

probably why hes signed Bradley,  Tom  ;-)

[Chris Harte]

Jean Deaux is what Houllier called him.

Being a pedant for a moment, that'll be Jean Deux. Pronounced something like John durrh, but the J of John/Jean sounds kinda lazy like its a cross between a J and a Shhh sound.

[Bad English]

Being a pedant, it's pronounced like this:

[Risso]

Being a pedant, it's pronounced like this:

Is that one of those things you have to type in to make sure you're a real person when you sign up to websites?

[Chris Harte]

How do you pronounce that?

[The Man With A Stick]

I hope he doesn't get too upset when we (inevitably) start singing "there's only one Jean Makoun".

[Astral Weeks]

I hope he doesn't get too upset when we (inevitably) start singing "there's only one Jean Makoun".

We'll have to sing "there's only two Jean Makouns" instead.