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Didn't Bob Murray get hit with a bottle by a well heeled macum when they were enjoying a night out in a restaurant in err....Newcastle ?

 

Yeap. :lol:

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Didn't Bob Murray get hit with a bottle by a well heeled macum when they were enjoying a night out in a restaurant in err....Newcastle ?

 

Yeap. :lol:

 

Peter Reid got something thrown at him too I think.

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They know we are now the team on the up in the north east. They are trying desperately to prove to themselves they are still the better club despite the league table saying quite the opposite. Compare managers and owners....SAFC wins hands down. Let them crack on.

 

There above us by so little points yet there saying this lol RTG

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Sri Bobby was a toon fan, but didn't the older generation tend to watch/support both teams?

 

tended to be done aye- travel to away games must have been more difficult- no net, Tv football, even full radio commentary was rare. I worked with a toon season ticket holder early 90s, who was in his 60s then and he went to joker on our away days,. was In no doubt who he supporeted tho. I went there once to see them play Ipswich with a mate who was Ipswich fan.

 

Aye, it was normal when I were a nipper to "want all the North East teams to do well". We all wanted sunderland to win in 73 and topple nasty Leeds. Hadn't met any mackems at that stage so didn't realise how weirdly bitter and twisted they were, like. A few years later I was left open-mouthed in shock at their rants about the Metro when it was built and the penny dropped that they had this strange village mentality and hated us for being better at everything than they were. Individually they can be OK, my next-door neighbour is one and so is the lad I sit next to at work, you just have to factor it into everything you say and do when you deal with them. :lol: It's like dealing with kids.

 

I have noticed over the last few years that the local media have a very softly softly approach to anything Sunderland. It's like because the place is so desperate and the people have such an inferiority complex that they're now treat with the same sensitivity as some strange sect or a cultural minority.

Very surprising that when the media have tried so hard to kick up a fuss about Newcastle related things like St.James' Park, Sports Direct or Wonga, they have given Sunderland such an easy ride over the Invest in Africa/ Tullow Oil stuff.  But of course, therein lies their problem and much of the reason for the inferiority complex. While Newcastle are always big news and at the centre of media attention, no one is really interested in Sunderland, very few people in the UK could point to it on a map, and outside of the UK no one has even heard of it.

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I really pity the mods on there.

 

I've seen them over the last few days trying vainly to merge threads so all subject are kept in one place but the mongs aren't taking the hint and continue to start new ones.

 

Danny Graham thread sitting on 4,000+ posts

 

a few minutes later....new topic created.

 

What if Danny Graham wore long sleeve shirts the whole time he was here - would that make him a mag kernt?

 

 

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I heard that on the radio this morning as well, for the match tomorrow night in Sun'lun.

 

The woman even said she would accept a tomato sauce stain on a shirt as being something red (actually it was Penne Arabiata Sauce but, I doubt many mackems would even know what that was....)

 

 

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Capital FM giving away free tickets in Sunderland today for Swansea (?) home game. All you have to be doing is wearing something red...

Does a bloodstained shirt count?

 

Think so like all them Geordies running through the town with bloody noses when the mackems marched through.

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Capital FM giving away free tickets in Sunderland today for Swansea (?) home game. All you have to be doing is wearing something red...

 

Getting beyond a joke what they'll do to try and pad their empty stadium out a bit, and they're making a laughing stock out of those fans who still actually pay to watch them.

It'll be macum press gangs next.

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