Word of the day: Gaffer
The word gaffer, an informal term for a manager, has roots in addressing elderly men. It now commonly signifies a person in charge, especially in British football. This term carries a sense of familiarity rather than strict formality. Newspapers and broadcasts often use gaffer to describe a team's manager. The word continues to suggest leadership, experience, and seniority in its usage.
The word gaffer, an informal term for a manager, has roots in addressing elderly men. It now commonly signifies a person in charge, especially in British football. This term carries a sense of familiarity rather than strict formality. Newspapers and broadcasts often use gaffer to describe a team's manager. The word continues to suggest leadership, experience, and seniority in its usage.
