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CEF said:
What happened there?
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A bloke and his wife went into a pub in Amble and the guy got a kicking from 4 lads because he was from Sunderland, the perpetrators got a slap on the wrist, as they had no history of violence previous to this, even though one of them had 37 previous offences?????????
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Guinness Guzzler said:
What could he get for that? Someone mentioned unlimited fines etc if found guilty of outraging public decency, is this a step down from that? I hope he gets something that is a sufficient deterrent for other little arseholes
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Slap on the wrist and 80 quid fine most likely.
jesus juice said:
Was a great day out. My second team really. Some great memories there including the cup game against Sheff wed actually
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My second team also. Some class days at Brunton Park and always drinks at the Beehive or Rugby club beforehand.
 
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CEF said:
It's just symptomatic of their general attitude and behaviour. That was just 2 Newcastle fans, but what about the hundreds that have travelled down over the last few years to sit in the away end in order to hurl their abuse?
Sunderland donate money following a Newcastle tragedy - how do the Mags respond? Same as usual, they gather in their hundreds to try and attack/glass Sunderland fans trying to get to the match. Sunderland fans respect and clap their 11th minute thing - the Mags respond by thousands chanting their paedo stuff.
More generally, they regard Sunderland fans as a subclass and generally despise the people and the place, they never shut up about it. Their players can't even turn up to watch some special needs kid do a gig without for some reason trying to mock Sunderland fans, despite never playing against us.
No wonder their simpletons think it's alright to urinate on a Sunderland memorial, they're whole fan base are obsessed and it's ingrained in them from a young age to hate and despise Sunderland fans. It's a culture of relentless envy/hate.
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and yet Sunderland fans still spend their money socialising, shopping and eating in Newcastle, patronising their businesses and helping the local economy of the same people who hate and look down on them.
 
alunb said:
Discussed this incident with some of the mags at work, they’re distancing themselves from the lad saying he’s not a Geordie because he’s from south of the river. They seem to think south of tyne mags are all try hards. Embarrassing.
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Couldn't give a shit where he is from. He is a mag, end of.
 
CEF said:
It's just symptomatic of their general attitude and behaviour. That was just 2 Newcastle fans, but what about the hundreds that have travelled down over the last few years to sit in the away end in order to hurl their abuse?
Sunderland donate money following a Newcastle tragedy - how do the Mags respond? Same as usual, they gather in their hundreds to try and attack/glass Sunderland fans trying to get to the match. Sunderland fans respect and clap their 11th minute thing - the Mags respond by thousands chanting their paedo stuff.
More generally, they regard Sunderland fans as a subclass and generally despise the people and the place, they never shut up about it. Their players can't even turn up to watch some special needs kid do a gig without for some reason trying to mock Sunderland fans, despite never playing against us.
No wonder their simpletons think it's alright to urinate on a Sunderland memorial, they're whole fan base are obsessed and it's ingrained in them from a young age to hate and despise Sunderland fans. It's a culture of relentless envy/hate.
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Couldn't agree more and backward behaviour like this just increases it unfortunately. They really are taught from a young age that they are superior. Its very strange behaviour. As you state, current and past players don't help either..... Remember the drivel Ryan Taylor used to spout about us.. Not our fault he kept bruising his fanny and was injured all the time ;)
 
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Boris Bear said:
and yet Sunderland fans still spend their money socialising, shopping and eating in Newcastle, patronising their businesses and helping the local economy of the same people who hate and look down on them.
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Exactly - I've missed out on loads of work piss ups because they were arranged for the Dark Side (colleagues eventually had the commonsense to stop inviting me years ago!)

To may shame though, not to mention a touch of hypocrisy, I deign to buy a coffee from the Greggs opposite the station before getting a train from there :oops:
 
PeteFTM said:
Disagree with those suggesting violence, stadium ban is more fitting to show he doesn’t represent the club in the way he thinks he does.

Some people take Football way too far. It’s just a form of entertainment. Hopefully he learns his lesson and at least attempts to make amends.
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The kid was an absolute cretin pissing on the statue and especially the flowers that someone took care to buy and set down in memory of a loved one. It’s possible the little scrote behind the camera manipulated him into doing it as Thom appears to have special educational needs.

After considering a lot of violence and a surprisingly large number of piss-related punishments, I have to admit making him and his partner publically apologise, buy a huge bunch of flowers then throughly scrub the statue is probably the best course of action.
 
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When your takeover has been pushed through by a corrupt Tory government so they can please Saudi Arabia who themselves literally get away with murder was always going to give them a sense of they can do whatever they like
 
UPDATE: A 21-year-old man has now been charged with disorderly conduct & criminal damage. He'll appear before magistrates today.

Thanks to @sunderlandafc & the public for your continued support. Please continue to respect the live investigation. #safc
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