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London lad said:
Dad was from sunderland and moved south. I was born and Grew up in Surrey/South London. I'm sunderland till I die. No choice about it. I go to games at the sol and won't hide my accent because I'm not from Sunderland. But love the club and if anyone tells me that I'm not a fan cos I'm not from Sunderland they can fuck right off.
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Indeed son!

Bladecat said:
Eeeee, i were born n bred in Accrington, drank mi milk till I were 17 then left there in 1980 to go to Nottingham to University.

Lived all over for 10 years till 1990 when I landed in Sunderland and have never left.

I consider myself a Mackem but no one else does.
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Honary Mackem then!
 
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Born in Sunderland, dad from Seaham, Mam from Penshaw.

Lived in millfield and ryhope till I was 5 then, Essex, Mansfield, port Talbot and now settled in Somerset.

Taught at school to talk like a southerner, miss the accent but have always followed safc from watching them at roker park with my uncle and his brother
 
oddbod said:
Born in Sunderland ,left when twelve ,teenage years around Seahouses.........now doing missionry work with the unwashed in north shiels :lol:, Father was a northumbrian , Mother could trace her surname back to 7th century sunderland area.!
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Sunderland is in Northumbria mate ;)
 
John J Rambo said:
Born Sunderland general, lived pensha for 25 years, Havelock park (Sunderland) for 7 years and now Washington for 6 years. All my family from Sunderland, I have broader mackem accent than most people from Penshaw/Washington I would say.
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Only 38, hmmmmm!
 
Harbourlights said:
Seaham lad, born in Westlea council house. Left school and went South (Kent) for work then joined Army, came back for 6yrs took redundancy, went back South (Kent again) for work, came back to Seaham and still here now. Boils me piss to see black and white tops in Seaham (should be all frogmarched over the Tyne):evil::evil::evil::evil:
All the family are well educated (in football) and follow the faith religiously (brought them up propper:lol:)
Proud father like:cool:
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I’ve lived in Seaham about 5 years now and I can honestly say I’ve seen about 10 instances of people in mag shirts/gear in that time.
 
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Randy Savage said:
I’ve lived in Seaham about 5 years now and I can honestly say I’ve seen about 10 instances of people in mag shirts/gear in that time.
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I posted earlier in this thread about my Seaham Harbour upbringing (sorry, I know that officially 'Harbour' has been long-since dropped, but it will always be that for me) and it would pain me if the Mags had a serious foothold in my old home town. The odd barcode is bad enough, which is what you seem to be suggesting, and I know there was infiltration when we were swimming against the John Hall-Special K tide.
Give it to me straight...is it the odd instance now - or a serious infestation?
 
The Hunter said:
I posted earlier in this thread about my Seaham Harbour upbringing (sorry, I know that officially 'Harbour' has been long-since dropped, but it will always be that for me) and it would pain me if the Mags had a serious foothold in my old home town. The odd barcode is bad enough, which is what you seem to be suggesting, and I know there was infiltration when we were swimming against the John Hall-Special K tide.
Give it to me straight...is it the odd instance now - or a serious infestation?
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Next to nowt from what I’ve seen.
 
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