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Does anybody hate the mags?

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Daks said:
Im glad its a minority of non goers like local mackem @Mrjardine who , doesnt attend the games yet tries to explain why we should have some affinity with the scum

You couldnt make it up:lol:
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A non goer? I went to around ten games last year Bonny lad and have been going since around 1986. You're post regarding the two lads dying shows what an utter tool you are (as have numerous post before that one as well mind). There's men on here who have been to war with 'mags' watching over them as lads have posted on this thread. That is real life son, none of this call of duty bollocks that you no doubt sit and play with the curtains drawn!
Just because you're a season ticket holder it doesn't mean you know the first thing about football as I dare say you've never kicked a ball in your life. All you know is your faux hatred towards the 'mags'.
You're without doubt the biggest idiot on this forum and with Bristow among the ranks that's quite an achievement kid.
 

Mrjardine said:
A non goer? I went to around ten games last year Bonny lad and have been going since around 1986. You're post regarding the two lads dying shows what an utter tool you are (as have numerous post before that one as well mind). There's men on here who have been to war with 'mags' watching over them as lads have posted on this thread. That is real life son, none of this call of duty bollocks that you no doubt sit and play with the curtains drawn!
Just because you're a season ticket holder it doesn't mean you know the first thing about football as I dare say you've never kicked a ball in your life. All you know is your faux hatred towards the 'mags'.
You're without doubt the biggest idiot on this forum and with Bristow among the ranks that's quite an achievement kid.
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I hate their delusions of grandure. Thinking they are the Barca of the north. I really dont like their fat sweaty tops either..
 
dirty bristow said:
Tranmere versus Newcastle was before we lost to Wigan though (iirc) as I left the stadium as soon as we lost . I know, I was there and in the Tranmere section. There the comparison didn't even start. The Mags came to dance on our graves; Wembley was a kickabout that no one cared about.
I have lived on Tyneside for 30 years of my life too? You?
Yet again you end with the intelligence route. Seemingly though, despite this enormous self declared intellect, you cannot process how things actually are rather than a utopian dream you crave.
Clueless isn't a strong enough word to describe you.
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I wasn't there I'm just going off what a few lads who were, posted on here a week or so back (you were possibly banned at the time). I played cricket amongst them for three years and there is no difference whatsoever between us. The best thing is if we cloned you (god forbid) and made your doppleganger a mag he would be the sort of supporter you'd detest! Don't you see the irony in that you utter cretin? :lol:
You're another bloke who's probably never kicked a ball in his life with no sporting ability whatsoever (you may have taken part in a tug of war perhaps) who thinks he's all knowing regarding football because he's had a season ticket for 30 odd year. :eek:

Biffo The Bear said:
Who actually said that??

What delusions of grandeur??
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I particularly like the 'you's won't eat bacon because it's red and white' post. Do I even need to ask if this is true? :lol::lol:
 
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Mrjardine said:
I wasn't there I'm just going off what a few lads who were, posted on here a week or so back (you were possibly banned at the time). I played cricket amongst them for three years and there is no difference whatsoever between us. The best thing is if we cloned you (god forbid) and made your doppleganger a mag he would be the sort of supporter you'd detest! Don't you see the irony in that you utter cretin? :lol:
You're another bloke who's probably never kicked a ball in his life with no sporting ability whatsoever (you may have taken part in a tug of war perhaps) who thinks he's all knowing regarding football because he's had a season ticket for 30 odd year. :eek:


I particularly like the 'you's won't eat bacon because it's red and white' post. Do I even need to ask if this is true? :lol::lol:
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One total cretin said it on a documentary about the rivalry a few years back.
 
Maravilla said:
One total cretin said it on a documentary about the rivalry a few years back.
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I'm sure there are total cretins who wouldn't eat sugar puffs either or shop in Newcastle or have a night out in Newcastle etc. As I've said for every idiot Mag there's an idiot Mackem and vice versa.
 
Just to clear it up, Tranmere beat Newcastle 2-0 at Wembley in the 1988 Mercantile Credit Classic a good three or four hours before Wigan knocked us out on penalties.

Prior to that, Newcastle knocked out Liverpool on penalties. I can remember Gazza giving us the wanker sign, laughing at us, while we chanted "You fat bastard." Our section of Wembley was right next to Tranmere so it was inevitable we'd mix with them when they won. The mags were down the other end.

After we'd had Maradona and Platini showing their skills in a World XI game the previous summer, the Football League truly rolled out the centenary celebrations with 20 minutes each way for 16 teams who didn't want to be there in a half empty (at best) stadium.
 
Crayon said:
Just to clear it up, Tranmere beat Newcastle 2-0 at Wembley in the 1988 Mercantile Credit Classic a good three or four hours before Wigan knocked us out on penalties.

Prior to that, Newcastle knocked out Liverpool on penalties. I can remember Gazza giving us the wanker sign, laughing at us, while we chanted "You fat bastard." Our section of Wembley was right next to Tranmere so it was inevitable we'd mix with them when they won. The mags were down the other end.

After we'd had Maradona and Platini showing their skills in a World XI game the previous summer, the Football League truly rolled out the centenary celebrations with 20 minutes each way for 16 teams who didn't want to be there in a half empty (at best) stadium.
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http://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/football-league-centenary-tournament.947065/#post-18277728

Well maximus reckons we still jumped in with them to cheer them on against mags.
 
Bortley said:
I hate the toon!!!
What the fucks that all about anyway the toon?? Nee body called Newcastle the toon before 1995.
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I would beg to differ. I was brought up not far from scumcastle on the good side of the river and people often said they were off to watch The Toon, or that they were going shopping or drinking in The Toon. However when the media picked up on the phrase in the 90's, that's when it became f***ing annoying! They don't even pronounce the word correctly. Southern *****!

Daks said:
Well it seems a few of our " resident" posters have a soft spot

Well maybe not a soft spot , but a certain affinity with the mag club and its supporters

I hate the f***ing gravy , smoke grenade stained wankers

Snidey as fuck they are aswell. Backstabbers at work and on the street

Scum
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I've got a soft spot for the fuckers - The Goodwyn Sands!
 
I think 'jumpimg in' is a tad melodramatic. Our sections were right next to each other and once Tranmere had gone 2-0 ahead, in the first half, a few went in with the Tranmere fans. We all celebrated in the bars with them, mind! There were some Rovers fans either ringing their or other hotels to book for another night or trying to call friends and family to lend them money to stop over. Phone kiosks were pretty scarce at Wembley, too, so the queue was big!

The next day, we went in with the Forest fans after they'd beaten Tranmere, and there was a mix of Newcastle and Leeds in a section near to us. It wasn't hatred, just rivalry. The Sheffield Wednesday fans, the other finalists, were at a bemused opposite end. All they could really muster was a chant of "Scabs" at the end.

A fun weekend, though, making the most out of an awful idea.
 
Mrjardine said:
I'm sure there are total cretins who wouldn't eat sugar puffs either or shop in Newcastle or have a night out in Newcastle etc. As I've said for every idiot Mag there's an idiot Mackem and vice versa.
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Aye, the Sunderland fan the cameras followed was equally as embarrassing.
 
Bortley said:
I hate the toon!!!
What the fucks that all about anyway the toon?? Nee body called Newcastle the toon before 1995.
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I'm afraid that is bullshit my friend. There was a comedy group in the North-east in the late 70's early 80's, if I remember correctly they were called The Don Juans. They had a song called Frida' Neet. Which had the line "It's Frida' neet and wa' gannin tappin' in the Toon".
 
Neil Martin said:
I would beg to differ. I was brought up not far from scumcastle on the good side of the river and people often said they were off to watch The Toon, or that they were going shopping or drinking in The Toon. However when the media picked up on the phrase in the 90's, that's when it became f***ing annoying! They don't even pronounce the word correctly. Southern *****!
whey I was brought up in injun country and went to school in deepest, darkest Gateshead in the 80's. I worked in Newcastle for a time during that decade an al and I never heard the word toon used in reference to Newcastle, neither the city nor the club
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Onlyfoolsrushin said:
I'm afraid that is bullshit my friend. There was a comedy group in the North-east in the late 70's early 80's, if I remember correctly they were called The Don Juans. They had a song called Frida' Neet. Which had the line "It's Frida' neet and wa' gannin tappin' in the Toon".
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used to drink in Newcastle in the 80's and 90's, never heard anyone say am ganning oot forra pint in tha toon
 
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Crayon said:
I think 'jumpimg in' is a tad melodramatic. Our sections were right next to each other and once Tranmere had gone 2-0 ahead, in the first half, a few went in with the Tranmere fans. We all celebrated in the bars with them, mind! There were some Rovers fans either ringing their or other hotels to book for another night or trying to call friends and family to lend them money to stop over. Phone kiosks were pretty scarce at Wembley, too, so the queue was big!

The next day, we went in with the Forest fans after they'd beaten Tranmere, and there was a mix of Newcastle and Leeds in a section near to us. It wasn't hatred, just rivalry. The Sheffield Wednesday fans, the other finalists, were at a bemused opposite end. All they could really muster was a chant of "Scabs" at the end.

A fun weekend, though, making the most out of an awful idea.
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Goerdine is a self satisfied helmet, best ignored. He calls everyone thick but he should really think about the tripe he bores us with.
 
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