Quote The Whiffy Kipper="The Whiffy Kipper"BATEman = BATEY
BATTman = BATTY
Here endeth the lesson'"
You see you've made a mistake in thinking that Bateman's nickname must use his true name up to the "e" and not the 1 letter earlier at the "t"
You've then unilaterally decided that a "y" must be added after the Vowel e without recognising that it is, under ECHR (European convention of Human rights) acceptable for someone to utilise the more commonly used shortening and "ty" approach
Radlinski was known as Rads or Radders - Who decided he or anyone else could add an S to the back of RAD? Or put an extra "ders" on the end?
Farrell (Andrew or Liam) are known as Faz - Where did the "Z" come from????
Heaven help you figure out why Edwards was "Giz", Tuigamala was "Inga" or Offiah was "Chariots"
I could go on - I always thought Nicknames was an often under discussed, interesting and informative subject
To be fair though, it's the closest you've been to being right or handing out a lesson on a subject so well done
