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A good percentage of the population of Sunderland pronounce it as such, mowsy lad.

Well I say "buck" for book tbf (mams fault) but even those that don't I'm struggling to see where the E and W comes in marra. Don't know about you, but many black and whiters say it like a baboon would, Booooook.
 
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I do like that they've even got their own joke wrong. It was all about how we said it, but somehow, over the years they've thought it was that we ate and drank it :lol:
Aye, we say it as it's spelled, two e's not fower.

Don't try and compare the two things. Many pronounce it 'buck'. Is that wrong, baboooooooon?

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"Booooooook". :lol:
Tidied mate.
 
Fairs cup star! :lol:

f***ing hell man it was an invitational tournament. I demand we have a star on our strip because I think we won the Isle of man pre season trophy in the 80s
 
Fairs cup star! :lol:

f***ing hell man it was an invitational tournament. I demand we have a star on our strip because I think we won the Isle of man pre season trophy in the 80s

Originally started as an invitational tournament for clubs in cities that had held trade fairs (Newcastle never done that) then moved away from just invitstional and was awarded to teams on merit via league places, but kept a one club one city rule, meaning several clubs who finished above Newcastle didn't qualify. Uefa started the uefa cup as their third competition after the success of the fairs cup. 61/62 season was when it started allowing 3 clubs per country in awarded on league placing
 
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Originally started as an invitational tournament for clubs in cities that had held trade fairs (Newcastle never done that) then moved away from just invitstional and was awarded to teams on merit via league places, but kept a one club one city rule, meaning several clubs who finished above Newcastle didn't qualify. Uefa started the uefa cup as their third competition after the success of the fairs cup.

If you scrape the Championship title with your budget squad and inexperienced manager, will that one be added, too?
As one of your lot happily said, "A trophy is a trophy."

:lol:
 
Originally started as an invitational tournament for clubs in cities that had held trade fairs (Newcastle never done that) then moved away from just invitstional and was awarded to teams on merit via league places, but kept a one club one city rule, meaning several clubs who finished above Newcastle didn't qualify. Uefa started the uefa cup as their third competition after the success of the fairs cup.
Makes a mockery of the competition in all honesty, certainly not worthy of a gold star.
 
If you scrape the Championship title with your budget squad and inexperienced manager, will that one be added, too?
As one of your lot happily said, "A trophy is a trophy."

:lol:

No, as our other two 2nd division wins aren't on there either.

Makes a mockery of the competition in all honesty, certainly not worthy of a gold star.
On the way to winning it Newcastle beat Feyenoord, Inter, Sporting Lisbon, Rangers and Udjpest Dosza. Some big names in there at the time, certainly not the gulf in class between foreign leagues and the english top flight that there is now
 
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No, as our other two 2nd division wins aren't on there either.


On the way to winning it Newcastle beat Feyenoord, Inter, Sporting Lisbon, Rangers and Udjpest Dosza. Some big names in there at the time, certainly not the gulf in class between foreign leagues and the english top flight that there is now
So as I said, not worthy of a gold star.

Did a number of teams withdraw during the competition?
 
Aye, but as your star (lol) falls ever further, countable silverwear also does.
I read it. "A trophy is a trophy".

Squeeze it on there if it happens. If there's room. :lol:

Would Sunderland celebrate it if they'd won it?
Most likely.
Would Newcastle pick apart Sunderland's Fairs Cup win had they not won it? Definitely.
 
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