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[bobbydazzla]

7 minutes ago, Stifler said:

The whole North Shields people shouldn’t support Newcastle and aren’t Geordies bothers me more than it should.

 

First off, a Geordie is someone from Tyneside, heck even some people from Northumberland, and Durham class themselves as Geordies due to a connection they have to Newcastle.

Novocastarians are from the city centre, but a Novocastarian is a Geordie as well.

 

Anyway, North Shields is a Newcastle suburb. Ok I know they are not in the same council areas, but the definition of a suburb extends to areas in different councils, and is more of a ‘commuter belt’, and strong economic ties than anything else.

 

Also Newcastle and the North East was deliberately fucked over in the 70’s with the creation of the different councils. It moved away from large regional huge counties, to cities with commuter belts. Look at the size of the likes of Manchester, and Leeds councils.

Newcastle by rights should have had all of Gateshead, both of North/South Tyneside, and parts of Northumberland within its boundary. Cramlington when it was built was even marketed as a suburban commuter town for Newcastle. It was split into different councils though to skew the population statistics, to make it look like 4/5 different economic areas, rather than the 2 larger ones it really is.

Teesside is similar with 3 different councils.

 

RTG’s keep going on about how everyone in Durham should be Sunderland fans, and how places of Durham are pretty much part of Sunderland. In reality it should be the other way round. Durham was the big city, had an established university, connections outside of the region etc. Sunderland was the North East Durham town.

The end result is that Sunderland has grown into a city, and they have been the winners of the population gerrymandering, the rest of the region though has lost out massively, because the government treat everywhere as smaller populated areas, rather than 2/3 major population areas. The private sector is guilty of the same.

Don’t sweat it dude

 

North Shields is Tyneside and Tyneside means Geordie

 

Them daft cunts on RTG have barely got a brain cell between them, no point getting worked up about the insane ramblings of some dimwitted lunatics  

[TK-421]

Aye, with the north sea swallowing up so much of their catchment area, they need to grasp at whatever straws they can, to try and boost their support, and tak owa different areas.

[HayDen Traces]

I'm a geordie and was born in Yorkshire and live near Nottingham. 

Its what you feel in your heart.

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[TBG]

Cholesterol 

[ikri]

6 hours ago, Dancing Brave said:

 

 

They have a terrible habit of signing the other brother.  Lee Howey, Anton Ferdinand & now Jobe Bellingham.  I don't think there's another club that's been so consistent in signing the less talented brother.

[TK-421]

2 hours ago, ikri said:

 

They have a terrible habit of signing the other brother.  Lee Howey, Anton Ferdinand & now Jobe Bellingham.  I don't think there's another club that's been so consistent in signing the less talented brother.

 

+ Gary Bennett (Brother Dave at least won the FA Cup with Coventry in 1987).

In fact, if Sunderland had heard about Stallones' heroics as a Goalkeeper, they'd probably have signed Frank!

 

 

Edited 5 hours ago by TK-421

[The Fountain]

2 hours ago, ikri said:

 

They have a terrible habit of signing the other brother.  Lee Howey, Anton Ferdinand & now Jobe Bellingham.  I don't think there's another club that's been so consistent in signing the less talented brother.

The lesser LuaLua also 

[TheBrownBottle]

5 hours ago, Stifler said:

The whole North Shields people shouldn’t support Newcastle and aren’t Geordies bothers me more than it should.

 

First off, a Geordie is someone from Tyneside, heck even some people from Northumberland, and Durham class themselves as Geordies due to a connection they have to Newcastle.

Novocastarians are from the city centre, but a Novocastarian is a Geordie as well.

 

Anyway, North Shields is a Newcastle suburb. Ok I know they are not in the same council areas, but the definition of a suburb extends to areas in different councils, and is more of a ‘commuter belt’, and strong economic ties than anything else.

 

Also Newcastle and the North East was deliberately fucked over in the 70’s with the creation of the different councils. It moved away from large regional huge counties, to cities with commuter belts. Look at the size of the likes of Manchester, and Leeds councils.

Newcastle by rights should have had all of Gateshead, both of North/South Tyneside, and parts of Northumberland within its boundary. Cramlington when it was built was even marketed as a suburban commuter town for Newcastle. It was split into different councils though to skew the population statistics, to make it look like 4/5 different economic areas, rather than the 2 larger ones it really is.

Teesside is similar with 3 different councils.

 

RTG’s keep going on about how everyone in Durham should be Sunderland fans, and how places of Durham are pretty much part of Sunderland. In reality it should be the other way round. Durham was the big city, had an established university, connections outside of the region etc. Sunderland was the North East Durham town.

The end result is that Sunderland has grown into a city, and they have been the winners of the population gerrymandering, the rest of the region though has lost out massively, because the government treat everywhere as smaller populated areas, rather than 2/3 major population areas. The private sector is guilty of the same.

Novocastrians are from Newcastle, nothing to do with the city centre.  Just need to be from within the city limits.  So if you're from Walker, you're Novocastrian.  If you're from Wallsend, you're not.

 

'Geordie' was always ill-defined in terms of geography; I mean, Wallsend isn't in Newcastle but it would be odd to say that they aren't Geordies.  I'm far more dubious re Durham mind (though obviously not places like Gateshead, which is in historical County Durham).