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Magoo, yes I'm from Sunny Newcastle

Rico78 wrote:

> Magoo, yes I'm from Sunny Newcastle

that's why i said does the pope wear a funny hat?

What Newcastle fan does not come from Newcastle?
Shame we can't say the same about Man U.No wonder why the M25 is gridlocked whenever the mancs are at home !laugh!

NUFC top 8 is the bestthey can hope for..they were pathetic yesterday..clueless and a million miles away from the big three.

mrmcfister wrote:

> NUFC top 8 is the bestthey can hope for..they were pathetic
> yesterday..clueless and a million miles away from the big
> three.

No shit sherlock!!!!.Give them a chance.Keegan knows he's got alot of work to do and he does have ALOT of pulling power in the transfer market.

I for one am wary that Keegan will go for Wayne Bridge and SWP in the summer,but they can forget about Drogba,he's off to join Mourinho at AC Milan in the summer along with Lampard !sad!

I never knew that.It is good to be educated on these things, like my education to biffalo last week that all Londoners are not cockneys and especially West and South Londoners hate being called cockneys.

i still believe in the shell suit wearing mentality of the scousers and the tank top,beanie hat wearing mentality of the mancs !puke!

Call me small-minded if you wish !drink!magoo wrote:

> There are quite a few Sunderland supporters on Tyneside. Mainly
> places like Jarrow, Hebburn and South Shields. And Washington
> is a righ mix just like Chester-le-Street....half Mags half
> Mackems
>
> Its a religious thing. And it also goes back to the Jacobite
> Rebellions. Sunderland sided with Scotland while Newcastle were
> loyal to King George (hence the term "Geordies"). Sunderland
> was the main coal port in the UK and got cut off for siding
> with the jocks.
>
> anyway enough serious shite from me. I am away out to walk me
> durg.

magoo wrote:


>
> Its a religious thing. And it also goes back to the Jacobite
> Rebellions. Sunderland sided with Scotland while Newcastle were
> loyal to King George (hence the term "Geordies"). Sunderland
> was the main coal port in the UK and got cut off for siding
> with the jocks.

> durg.

When I worked in casinos, we had a new uniform that involved a red and white striped waistcoat. (think barbershop quartet) This was a national uniform, except for the Newacstle branch, who had theirs changed to black and white stripes on threat of a mass resignation.

I didn't know that was where Geordie came from. Cheers, Magoo---no day in which I learn something is truly wasted.

I bet they don't even have Red and White Buses in Newcastle !laugh!

We've got to put up with Red Buses in London.At least they're not all White Buses in London.That would make me really sick(see sig) !wink!

"I don't understand why so many other supporters have such strong opinions on Newcastle, Mackems and maybe Smoggies I can understand."

I don't have strong opinions about NUFC, it's their delusional fans I find so amusing, including their owner who turns up in a replica shirt with "King Kev" on the back. There's class for you. The fact that NUFC fans think that they follow a big club, and that therefore they should win something, gives me a great deal of pleasure. I believe Sir Anthony Eden was Prime Minister the last time they won the FA Cup. Doesn't say much for their big club does it?