Not been back to my home village in years. To be honest it's just a coal mining Durham hick village. Everybody lives in each others pockets, everybody walks into each others houses without knocking. Everyone has a mutt and a whippet and I'm sure there's a minimum of 5 ferrets per garage. Fond memories though, flogging my motorbike across the fells. I hate this country though. Don't have a patriotic bone in my body.
So, there we go, another decent thread ruined because Comm wasn't the centre of attention. What a fukin sad knacker ....... no wonder this board is struggling when 1 sad bellend dominate the place. This was a good thread until this loser showed up.
I want something to be proud of I really do, but between the politicians, media and some branches of society I'm quite disillusioned with the country. There's a lot of good in this country. Our soldiers, doctors and nurses(of any ****ing race or religion), teachers and the every day decent human beings, I think they're being dragged into the mud. **** the country, cause the country ****s the people.
Thr proof is there for all To see. You speak for no ****. Your cronies have their own voice You noboddy
I only ever speak for myself ....... you ruin thread after thread if it isn't about Super-Comm. In reality you've abandoned your 'family' and ended up in the Sunderland you've spent years deriding. You should be ashamed.
Born in West Boldon and now live in Los Angeles.... Had **** all when I was a kid but this was my biggest gift in life.....it gave me two things.... Humility and apreciation for everythingI get in life....don't see that much in LA but I love my heritage and would never change it for the world.....haway the lads....!
From Houghton originally.....spent time in the States, mainland Europe and now find myself in Abu Dhabi. I'm proud to be a Durham guy and always defend the north east. Saying that, I doubt if I would ever return to live I'm 59 now and the clock is ticking so I guess I need to make some sort of plan as to where I will retire..as yet I have no clue...thats scary.
Except on the Newcastle forum, on dozens of occasions you were critical of Sunderland, anything to curry favour , and now that circumstances change you try to curry favour from the same ones you were critical of, you must be one of the weakest characters I have ever had the misfortune to come accross , if I were ever in that position ( I never will be ) I would have stuck by what I had said and given my reasons for saying so You should have stayed in the army where you would have always been surrounded by a group of people that could have supported the weakness in your makeup I would love you to give some thought to your attitude to this forum, a one about a home town and a football team, two things that make it stand out from other on line forums inasmuch as the amount of passion attached to peoples view of these two things would never apply anywhere else , I have no doubt there will be hundreds of people from all over the world logging on to take a look at there home team, only to be put off by some of the abusive and bad language that they see, we will never know of their interest as they will simply not return, I would like you to some extent to just stop and think before commenting and maybe just moderate your language a little There are others on here that have decided they do not like me and I accept that,the difference being for instance , Bri was the first one to declare his feelings but at least over time I came to respect his views, I could never say the same about you, I would also while I am at it like to thank SAFC for having the balls to swim against the tide of opinion and support me early on, also if I may a couple from the Newcastle forum , Haslam for his common sense views and Jackarta Toon for his undying though unsuccesful attempts to make me change my ways, of course this is a double edged sword I will be leaving tomorrow on an extended trip so would like to thank you all both friendly and otherwise for enriching the life of an old man in your own different ways Auf Weidersein
Born in Little Thorpe hospital in Easington Village and grew up in the Colliery before leaving and joining the Army. Having visited last week, it's so sad to see the state of the place, it's a ****hole. However, it has loads of fond memories for me.
