The mags are claiming Durham CC now

[MustardAndOnions]

Where is Scotswood Road?

Calm down mate

I'm calm, you are making a fool of yourself

"Durham has no identity"

unbelievable.

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

Where is Scotswood Road?

I'm not remotely arsed where it is to be fair.

 

[MustardAndOnions]

Why do they sing it at Newcastle matches?

they can sing what they want, they didnt invent it like. Imagine getting this angry over somethin and being that wrong

then slagging off a whole cricket club and its history because of it

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

they can sing what they want, they didnt invent it like. Imagine getting this angry over somethin and being that wrong

then slagging off a whole cricket club and its history because of it

It is funny mind.

 

[MustardAndOnions]

Upset who?

To avoid doubt, we're all laughing at your parochial attitude to a song and a team you don't watch.

The song annoys you, we don't care.

This basically.

Someone who has no interest in cricket getting annoyed about something he saw on twitter

nobody else is annoyed by it and nobody else cares

 

[Skylon]

I'm not remotely arsed where it is to be fair.

I think you know.Why do Newcastle fans sing 'the Blaydon races'? It's funny this

This basically.

Someone who has no interest in cricket getting annoyed about something he saw on twitter

nobody else is annoyed by it and nobody else cares

Fewmin^^^^^

 

[MustardAndOnions]

I think you know.Why do Newcastle fans sing 'the Blaydon races'? It's funny this

Fewmin^^^^^

You are coming across like a massive mag like.

 

[brandon]

What was the explanation as to why that Newcastle folk song is sung at Durham. Would be interesting to know who started it and why?

Have a read back through the thread. It’s a County Durham folk song, was the gist of it.

 

[Skylon]

You are coming across like a massive mag like.

You are coming across a bit angry mate. I am just having a discussion about the origins of the famous Newcastle folk song being used by Durham County Cricket club. What are the origins of it?

 

[MustardAndOnions]

This thread seems to have degenerated into a 'who cares the least' argument, instead of discussing the perfectly valid discussion of why is a famous Newcastle folk song being used as a Durham ccc anthem? And why are durham ccc supporters so accepting about the newcastlefication of their club?

You've posted like 100 times on a cricket forum, having never posted before, because you are absolutely raging about a song you claim Durham aren't allowed to sing.

A complete breakdown. This is what i mean about only football fans, they are just simple minded and used to throwing abuse at players and staff, they cant handle anything.

You are coming across a bit angry mate. I am just having a discussion about the origins of the famous Newcastle folk song being used by Durham County Cricket club. What are the origins of it?

You are punching walls here like. Step away from your computer and just breath mate.

dont do anything daft here.

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

You must be logged on to see media items

- Durham big meeting (again), eh!! that must mean using the logic of some on here all those left Labour supporters and pit miners are Mags along with the organisers

 

[Skylon]

Have a read back through the thread. It’s a County Durham folk song, was the gist of it.

It kinda mentions more places in Newcastle though, doesn't it? Is this why Newcastle sing it? Would you say it was a county durham song stolen by Tyneside then?

You've posted like 100 times on a cricket forum, having never posted before, because you are absolutely raging about a song you claim Durham aren't allowed to sing.

A complete breakdown. This is what i mean about only football fans, they are just simple minded and used to throwing abuse at players and staff, they cant handle anything.




You are punching walls here like. Step away from your computer and just breath mate.

dont do anything daft here.

Wow!

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

I think you know.Why do Newcastle fans sing 'the Blaydon races'?

So using your logic everyone who attends Durham Big Meeting are Newcastle fans because that song is sang every year at Durham Big Meeting. Probably means using your logic, the majority of Sunderland are Mags as Sunderland will be heavily represented at Durham Big Meeting

 

[Skylon]

You must be logged on to see media items

- Durham big meeting (again), eh!! that must mean using the logic of some on here all those left Labour supporters and pit miners are Mags along with the organisers

Aye mate. Logic says all labour supporters and pit miners are mags( your logic). Are you OK? That looks absolutely shite by the way

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

Aye mate. Logic says all labour supporters and pit miners are mags( your logic). Are you OK? That looks absolutely shite by the way

You've well and truly gone now

 

[Skylon]

So using your logic everyone who attends Durham Big Meeting are Newcastle fans because that song is sang every year at Durham Big Meeting. Probably means using your logic, the majority of Sunderland are Mags as Sunderland will be heavily represented at Durham Big Meeting

Nope

 

[Sea to Shining Sea]

Its been sang at Durham for longer than you have been alive. You are way out of your depth

It’s a song associated with Newcastle both locally and nationally (Newcastle the city and more recently the football club which you seem to be suggesting I’m referencing solely here). The lyrics to the song are predominantly about Newcastle. Scotswood, Collingwood Street, Armstrong factory, Blambra’s are all Newcastle.

How long Durham have or haven’t been singing it is neither here nor there to any of the points I’ve made so I’ve got nothing to correct. If they want to sing it, it’s up to them and it’s not that offensive to me. But it’s a Newcastle song like.

 

[Skylon]

So using your logic everyone who attends Durham Big Meeting are Newcastle fans because that song is sang every year at Durham Big Meeting. Probably means using your logic, the majority of Sunderland are Mags as Sunderland will be heavily represented at Durham Big Meeting

Is that song sung by everyone? Looks about 50 people singing it

 

[GordonMuchallNo1Fan]

Nope

So why is it sang every year at Durham big meeting then?

It’s a song associated with Newcastle both locally and nationally (Newcastle the city and more recently the football club which you seem to be suggesting I’m referencing solely here). The lyrics to the song are predominantly about Newcastle. Scotswood, Collingwood Street, Armstrong factory, Blambra’s are all Newcastle.

How long Durham have or haven’t been singing it is neither here nor there to any of the points I’ve made so I’ve got nothing to correct. If they want to sing it, it’s up to them and it’s not that offensive to me. But it’s a Newcastle song like.

Sang a lot at DBM

 

[Skylon]

So why is it sang every year at Durham big meeting then?

Dunno.People from Newcastle there singing it? You do know people can travel from Newcastle to the Big Meeting, don't you? You don't need a passport or anything