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Mags goading us about cheesy chips?

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its poor craic but then most 'banter' between football fans is pretty woeful tbf

As for the accents both a very similar in the main (most people down south couldn't tell the difference between a Tyneside or Wearside accent for example) unless the accent is very broad. Used to work with a owld fella from Pallion however, who had the strongest Sunderland accent I've ever heard which wasn't such a bad thing apart from when he'd refer to one of us youngins with "yay a reet divvy yay" if we were messing about. Sickest thing i've ever heard.
 
JGC said:
its poor craic but then most 'banter' between football fans is pretty woeful tbf

As for the accents both a very similar in the main (most people down south couldn't tell the difference between a Tyneside or Wearside accent for example) unless the accent is very broad. Used to work with a owld fella from Pallion however, who had the strongest Sunderland accent I've ever heard which wasn't such a bad thing apart from when he'd refer to one of us youngins with "yay a reet divvy yay" if we were messing about. Sickest thing i've ever heard.
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How?
 
the walrus said:
when did this start? Seen grown blokes screaming this at us before with veins popping out their necks "cheesy chips!!" pointing and going bright red, but how longs it been a thing they've shouted at us?
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I've lost count at the amount of people I know who have met geordies and mackems and said that our craic and humour is better than theirs.

They have lifting craic so to speak - whatever they use against us we absorb and it kills them. I enjoy cheesy chips, do they take the piss out of boro for parmos like? Italian's for pizza?
 
CheersMarra84 said:
I used to get this from my Mag mates:

"You get cheesy chips for a pound, you get cheesy chips for a pound, you get cheesy chips for a pound, Sunderland's a massive club!".

:lol::lol:
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I posted a thread ages ago called "Sunderland's a massive club", as I went on a stag do with a bunch of mags who decided to sing this song to me for the entire taxi transfer from the airport to the hostel

CheersMarra84 said:
I used to get this from my Mag mates:

"You get cheesy chips for a pound, you get cheesy chips for a pound, you get cheesy chips for a pound, Sunderland's a massive club!".

:lol::lol:
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https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/sunderlands-a-massive-club.1058162/
 
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DH1 Mackem JN said:
Correct
Honestly mate was embarrassed for them.
The song even resorts to trying to point score on the places
"You go shopping at the Bridges, we've got Eldon Square....
Sunderland's a massive club" :neutral::confused::lol::lol:
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It's lifting patter mate. There's one I play football with who last week said "manquillo reckons we're the biggest club in the north" and I just burst out laughing and said "aye live bought manquillo" he was f***ing wounded
 
JGC said:
its poor craic but then most 'banter' between football fans is pretty woeful tbf

As for the accents both a very similar in the main (most people down south couldn't tell the difference between a Tyneside or Wearside accent for example) unless the accent is very broad. Used to work with a owld fella from Pallion however, who had the strongest Sunderland accent I've ever heard which wasn't such a bad thing apart from when he'd refer to one of us youngins with "yay a reet divvy yay" if we were messing about. Sickest thing i've ever heard.
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crack
 
Me dad used to get us cheesy chips and a matchday program on the way to every home game at Roker park. I reckon about 70% of my program collection is smudged with grease and ketchup.
 
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