overs/Toon result, anyone?

overs/Toon result, anyone?

Post by ivi.. » Fri, 20 Jan 1995 10:02:21


Anyone heard how Blackburn faired in the FA Cup replay at Ewood Park,
or is it next Wednesday? We should be told.

R

 
 
 

overs/Toon result, anyone?

Post by Lee » Sat, 21 Jan 1995 20:16:07

Quote:
>Anyone heard how Blackburn faired in the FA Cup replay at Ewood Park,
>or is it next Wednesday? We should be told.

2-1 to the Toon in a brilliant game, although Blackburn missed plenty of
chances.

The scorers were Hottiger and Clark for Newcastle, and Sutton for Blackburn.

 
 
 

overs/Toon result, anyone?

Post by D.J. Law » Sat, 21 Jan 1995 23:04:46

Quote:

> >Anyone heard how Blackburn faired in the FA Cup replay at Ewood Park,
> >or is it next Wednesday? We should be told.
> 2-1 to the Toon in a brilliant game, although Blackburn missed plenty of
> chances.

Wasn't it 2-1 to Newcastle United, who are 'the Toon' ?
I thought 'the Toon' was Geordie speak for 'the town'.
As in 'Am goin' dun the toon' or 'Am goin inta toon'

Well I don't know anything, after all I am just an ignorant, dirty,
*** Sunderland fan.

dave

(The bait is down)

 
 
 

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Post by Frank Lee Bria » Sun, 22 Jan 1995 03:24:17

Quote:

>> 2-1 to the Toon in a brilliant game, although Blackburn missed plenty of
>> chances.
>Wasn't it 2-1 to Newcastle United, who are 'the Toon' ?
>I thought 'the Toon' was Geordie speak for 'the town'.
>As in 'Am goin' dun the toon' or 'Am goin inta toon'
>Well I don't know anything, after all I am just an ignorant, dirty,
>*** Sunderland fan.
>dave
>(The bait is down)

You are indeed a *** Makem/Forest supporter and I'm glad we can get
back on this thread, as I've been missing it tremendously. I noticed you
have been posting on the worst haircut issue, with no mention of that
absolute howler of a hairdo from Jamie Lawrence, the mass ***er you
lot signed from Wormwood Scrubs or somewhere.

What happened to him? He looked worse than Tony Daley and seemed to have
even less talent (if that is possible). Please please please beat the
Spuzz so's we can draw you in the 5th round, and show you lot, rain or
no rain, that you're well and truly out of it. It is a sorry state of
affairs when us Geordies can't even have the pleasure of being there to
see the Toon stuff a few goals past Terny Nerman or whoever yev gorrin
goal at the mo.

Oh and while were on the subject, all them "let's have a split in RSS"
can***off to rec.sports.soccer or alt.sports.soccer or whatever it's
called including that w**ker who calls himself Demi Sex God from hell or
some such shite.

Frank

 
 
 

overs/Toon result, anyone?

Post by Lee » Sun, 22 Jan 1995 04:57:45

Quote:

>Wasn't it 2-1 to Newcastle United, who are 'the Toon' ?
>I thought 'the Toon' was Geordie speak for 'the town'.
>As in 'Am goin' dun the toon' or 'Am goin inta toon'

>Well I don't know anything, after all I am just an ignorant, dirty,
>*** Sunderland fan.

>dave

>(The bait is down)

Although I'm tempted to say something about that last sentence, I believe
everyone is entitled to their opinion and if that is what you think, so be
it.  I'm not into the habit of rubbishing other teams or supporters, even if
you are from Sunderland and I'm a Geordie.  Anyway, Newcastle are going to win
the FA Cup so I'm not in a bad mood at present.  Anyway, stop being pedantic!

Lee

(The bait is rejected)

 
 
 

overs/Toon result, anyone?

Post by D.J. Law » Mon, 23 Jan 1995 23:01:45

Quote:

> You are indeed a *** Makem/Forest supporter and I'm glad we can get
> back on this thread, as I've been missing it tremendously. I noticed you
> have been posting on the worst haircut issue, with no mention of that
> absolute howler of a hairdo from Jamie Lawrence, the mass ***er you
> lot signed from Wormwood Scrubs or somewhere.

Yes, I've been missing this thread too. I was even forced to listen to the
Forest v Villa game on Radio Nottingham yesterday - just so I could
catch the occasional reports of the Sunderland v Notts. game, honest guv.
Jamie Lawrence has recently been signed for 200000 quid to Leicester
from Doncaster where, apparently, he was a star player.

Quote:
> What happened to him? He looked worse than Tony Daley and seemed to have
> even less talent (if that is possible). Please please please beat the
> Spuzz so's we can draw you in the 5th round, and show you lot, rain or
> no rain, that you're well and truly out of it. It is a sorry state of
> affairs when us Geordies can't even have the pleasure of being there to
> see the Toon stuff a few goals past Terny Nerman or whoever yev gorrin
> goal at the mo.

Yeah, it must be so frustrating with you doing so well and not
being able to *** us who are playing so crap. Still, we're
sure not to draw you in the fifth round as those ex-Sunderland
players (Cornforth and Pascoe)
at Swansea will do the business for us (like they did to
Middlesboro). Then after beating you lot they'll draw us in the next round
and beat us too. Has any team ever put out the all of the big three
(well big 2.5 - and you can guess who I'm considering as the half)
in the NE ?

Quote:
> Frank

cheers,
dave
 
 
 

overs/Toon result, anyone?

Post by D.J. Law » Mon, 23 Jan 1995 23:19:54

Quote:

> >Wasn't it 2-1 to Newcastle United, who are 'the Toon' ?
> >I thought 'the Toon' was Geordie speak for 'the town'.
> >As in 'Am goin' dun the toon' or 'Am goin inta toon'

> >Well I don't know anything, after all I am just an ignorant, dirty,
> >*** Sunderland fan.

> >dave

> >(The bait is down)

> Although I'm tempted to say something about that last sentence, I believe
> everyone is entitled to their opinion and if that is what you think, so be
> it.  

Ah, you missed an earlier thread in which one of your fellow 'fans'
jokingly called mackems dirty and ***. Obviously calling a group
of people dirty and *** was funny to him but he's probably the kind
of bloke who goes around kicking the shit of innocent people 'cos he
thinks its 'funny'. (Can't remember who it was who said it but it wasn't
my good chum FrankLeeBrian)

Quote:
> I'm not into the habit of rubbishing other teams or supporters, even if
> you are from Sunderland and I'm a Geordie.  

You are one of a rare breed especially on this newsgroup as it is now.
As I've said before I am a Sunderland fan but not from Sunderland
(supporting Easington Colliery Welfare wasn't really an appealing option)
Until recently I'd lived in Newcastle for the last six years and I couldn't
think of a better place to live.

Quote:
> Anyway, Newcastle are going to win
> the FA Cup so I'm not in a bad mood at present.  

Really ? I guess it must be your turn by now, it's been a while since
you've been to Wembley.

Quote:
> Anyway, stop being pedantic!

Well, things were getting a bit boring - without Mackem/Geordie/Forest
threads it gets a little tedious with all these hate Man. Utd posts.

Quote:
> Lee

dave
 
 
 

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Post by Frank Lee Bria » Tue, 24 Jan 1995 22:22:05

Quote:

>Yes, I've been missing this thread too. I was even forced to listen to the
>Forest v Villa game on Radio Nottingham yesterday - just so I could
>catch the occasional reports of the Sunderland v Notts. game, honest guv.
>Jamie Lawrence has recently been signed for 200000 quid to Leicester
>from Doncaster where, apparently, he was a star player.

Well Dave me old mucker, glad to see you're still here and bearing up
under the strain. Jamie Lawrence a star player? You'll be telling me
Terny Nerman was a good goalkeeper next. Lawrence ranks alongside
Newcastle's signing of Justin (fnarr fnarr) Fashanu on loan. He seems to
have faded away even here in Scotland after announcing to the press
while at Hearts that he'd slept with every major football and political
figure you could think of.

Quote:
>Yeah, it must be so frustrating with you doing so well and not
>being able to *** us who are playing so crap. Still, we're
>sure not to draw you in the fifth round as those ex-Sunderland
>players (Cornforth and Pascoe)
>at Swansea will do the business for us (like they did to
>Middlesboro). Then after beating you lot they'll draw us in the next round
>and beat us too. Has any team ever put out the all of the big three
>(well big 2.5 - and you can guess who I'm considering as the half)
>in the NE ?

In yer dreams (where have I heard that before?). You might be right, you
know, since we've lost Lee, Beresford and Peacock for a month or so
after playing Sheffield Tuesdays. I'll be able to look forward to trip
down for the 4th round game next weekend and then going to the inlaws to
watch the highlights on match of the day, with, of course the mandatory
Ronnie Radford goal for Hereford that the BBC forces us to watch every
single round of the competition until wailing and gnashing of teeth can
be heard.

The big 2.5 should really be the big 4 in the NE, as the smog monsters
count as 2 since most of them have at least 2 heads. Seen any more of
Phil "speller" Hinson, the mackem/notts forest supporter recently?? He's
been remarkably quiet.

BTW, how about rec.sport.soccer.irrelevant for the mackem/forest type
debate that was voted the most irrelevant thread on RSS recently? I'm
all in favour of anything that gets us away from "Name the fifty best
dressed left footed ginger pubed strikers of all time" brigade and
constant "why is a football round" type questions from .edu addresses.
Oh yes and the "come on now this sort of language is really quite out of
order" net police bastads.

Frank

 
 
 

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Post by t » Wed, 25 Jan 1995 22:17:32

Erm...I think *I* was responsible for the ***-stinking adjective. Truth
is, for as long as I've known what Sunderland (spit) means to Newcastle, I've
prefaced every reference with that double-barrelled blast. No offence, dave, old boy!

Having trouble with the editor here (apolsfor small 'd' in Dave). I actually
believe that I was instrumnental in starting that historically irrelevant
thread about mackems/forest. I'm sure I was the first to make the accusation
of a link. I want recognition for my acheivements! I know I'm a sad bastad
anorak, but I want my fif*** minutes - and I want it NOW!

Season's gone a bit sour (muse muse). We sell Handy Andy for a few mill, we
somehow cling to 4th spot in the league, we go out the fizzy drinks cup
at home, and now it's lunchtime in January and I'm bored...

Can we start the mackem/forest thread again, please?

Toon on!

Tom

 
 
 

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Post by Frank Lee Bria » Wed, 25 Jan 1995 23:32:51

Quote:

>Erm...I think *I* was responsible for the ***-stinking adjective. Truth
>is, for as long as I've known what Sunderland (spit) means to Newcastle, I've
>prefaced every reference with that double-barrelled blast. No offence, dave, old boy!
>Can we start the mackem/forest thread again, please?

Yer ***! I could have sworn it was me what telt Phil "Speller" Hinson
he smelt like a Mackem first. Could be wrong mind, as I'm sure I had  a
different name back then.

I know this isn't strictly related to the Mackem/Forest debate thingy,
but I find it grossly offensive that people post all these long,
reasoned and ultimately very boring articles about splitting the group.
I mean, how could you get such  cultural diversity in one place if you
split the group. I know it gets boring when the Mankers and their
detractors get going, but football isn't about reason or rational
thought anyway, so why try to make it so??

Off me soapbox now, I'm looking forward to Saturday as I've got a ticket
for the game against Swansea, and no matter how many ex-Makems are in
the Swansea team (or perhaps because they're in the team) I've got a
good feeling about this one. What sayeth the Soothsayer, Tom? Or are you
such a great big spangly handbag that you only post your predictions on
the NUFC mailing list??

BTW, do you remember the 1974 FA cup song before our glorious defeat by
Liverpool (for which we forgive St. Kev) by the Barry Brothers?? It was
called "Howay the Lads" and  was almost as terrible as that Chas 'n Dave
shite Spuzz had when the diminutive Argentinian was there. Lyrics please
anyone.

I still want a 5th round Newcastle-Makem tie!

Frank

 
 
 

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Post by D.J. Law » Thu, 26 Jan 1995 19:00:36

Quote:

> Erm...I think *I* was responsible for the ***-stinking adjective. Truth
> is, for as long as I've known what Sunderland (spit) means to Newcastle, I've
> prefaced every reference with that double-barrelled blast. No offence,
> dave, old boy!
> Having trouble with the editor here (apolsfor small 'd' in Dave).

Dear Bill,

I think we need some Forest fans to restart the mackem/forest thread.
So I've changed the subject line.

Quote:
> Toon on!
> Tom

Farewell my mischievous friend
d(D)ave
 
 
 

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Post by t » Thu, 26 Jan 1995 22:22:19

Franky,

Yes, you were David Cavanagh way back then, and The Voice of Football was The
Voice of Football not Richard Graham Graham sending me messages saying he's
NOT the VoF when we all know he IS the VoF (and Danny Burr, and Chantelle, and
probably *me* come to that).

aOh God, the editor's gone daft again (inserting two 'Graham's!). I don't recall who exactly first tackled youngHinson on his covert mackem roots - but it
was ***y good fun for a while even if the rest of the world found it as
interesting as watching Wimbledon (have fun tonight, Toon Army) play.

Fact is, we've all got to suffer the mackems live on Sundee against the
Spuzzz. Shame they won't see it in Sun'land (as all their teles'll be
nicked by then - they're already running out of cars).

Toon on, lads!

Tommy Toon