Except his name is Tudur-Jones. Not Tudor or Tuder.

And it's pronounced "Tid-Ear" due to the Welsh 'U' being pronounced like a soft "I".

Tudur is quite a common name in Wales.

Posted By: Muddyfunster, Jul 16, 12:41:22

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To the tune of Knees up mother Brown....
Posted By: jafski, Jul 16, 12:48:24
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I think you'll find it's pronounced
Posted By: Ken Dodds Dads Dog, Jul 16, 12:46:53
Works even better then. Thanks.
Posted By: sheffieldcanary, Jul 16, 12:46:02

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