nandos sonic sauce
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To quote dangermows for once ......"I/We just burst out laughing!" I think this was the truth tbh
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When Newcastle nearly won the League
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Reiver
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But he can post on here without donating money to 'Sunderland' ..... I don't donate and neither do you.
So why should a Newcastle supporter, would you give money to Newcastle?
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KingMackem
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I do donate actually I take old clothes to charity shops every other tuesday, so I do donate.
Personally no I wouldnt but then again im not a regular on a Newcastle forum but if I was a regular on a Newcastle forum and I liked posting on said forum maybe I would donate to the forum for the good of the forumforum
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Reiver
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Wow, I don't know any other Sunderland supporter who would do that ...... incredible admission.
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KingMackem
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Some people dont take our local rivals (Newcastle not Boro) as seriously as others marra, at the end of the day its only football
BigPete
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Not a chance I'd even register to one of their forums never mind contribute.
You take it canny seriously... so seriously your pretending to be a lads fan on a Sunderland forum
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KingMackem
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Not a chance I'd even register to one of their forums never mind contribute.
You take it canny seriously... so seriously your pretending to be a lads fan on a Sunderland forum
If you are taking my posts seriously then you are the one who takes them seriously, I am not a serious person generally
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safcrhys.
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Alas I was too young to really remember but I remember school being a bit of a nightmare between about 2002 to 2006 as they were obviously in the Champions League during the early part of that period, were still spending relatively big on players like Michael Owen whilst we were in the doldrums.
Once Quinny bought the club and installed Keane and not long after that Ashley acquired them things began to change.
Once Quinny bought the club and installed Keane and not long after that Ashley acquired them things began to change.
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old git two
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It's was a horrendous time at Sunderland Royal A&E
Lines of people requiring surgar
Horrendous time at Sunderland Royal A&E
Crowds of people requiring urgent surgery
Many standing with their heads tucked under their arm
Some with gaping holes in their sides.
Latka Gravas
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Give it up, you’re fooling no one.
BigPete
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You would do a better job if you didn't have the IQ of a potato
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KingMackem
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Its ME with the IQ of a potato? Alright marra
super ally
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Last spring?
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Reiver
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It was more of a general observation but yet again it's always about you
No, it was about me and directly under my post.
However if you really insist it was a general observation about homosexuality, on a football thread, I'd guess that confirms what I thought.
squashjoe
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My dad says that was the turning point, and the best ever journey he had from up north to back south.
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Reiver
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Like a lot of Sunderland supporters I remember exactly where I was when that 4th goal went in.
JFK turned to me on the grassy knoll we were sat on, clinked glasses and said, "f***ing Mag bastards, they've blown it marra."
BigPete
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Like a lot of Sunderland supporters I remember exactly where I was when that 4th goal went in.
JFK turned to me on the grassy knoll we were sat on, clinked glasses and said, "f***ing Mag bastards, they've blown it marra."
I remember from the lads round corner arranging a title piss up. I was too young to drink but I played spot in the street in my Sunderland shirt and even though they were like 15-20+ years older I still got called a dirty Mackem.
I remember peddling past them laughing then pelting it as used to chase me on my bike.
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