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Discussion in 'Sunderland' started by FellTop, Nov 26, 2023.

  1. master-simpson

    master-simpson Well-Known Member

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    When someone says to me, “are you a JAWDEE?”. I simply say no whilst looking at their puzzled expressions.

    Bart
     
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  2. Montysoptician

    Montysoptician Well-Known Member

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    To be honest Sandy, I had never heard of the term until I moved up to Northumberland in the 1980's.
     
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  3. Oldsandy

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    I suppose “sayings”, nicknames, etc sometimes fall out of use. Some to be resurrected later.
     
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  4. Mikki Disco

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    Way too polite that, I hope there's a **** off in there somewhere
     
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  5. Robertson

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    I was at Uni in Birmingham in the early 90s and a common response to my accent was ‘Oh, Byker Grove!’ Bloody annoying.
     
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    Well spotted, I missed out the "you c**t" bit from my response.
     
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    Showing my age worked in Glasgow 80s. All I got was "canny bag of tudor"
     
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  8. master-simpson

    master-simpson Well-Known Member

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    I still get that <laugh><laugh><laugh><laugh><laugh>

    Bart
     
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    Right about the Geordie thing. I sang those songs, was called a Geordie, most of say, Durham northward was thought to be Geordie by others. None of it was given a second thought.

    The term was appropriated by John "****house" Hall. He wanted to whip up interest in an imaginary " Geordie Nation" as part of his rabble rousing prior to floating the club he had recently bought. The needy and insecure bought into it, he floated the club, scarpered, and left a supporter base permanently deranged.

    Mind, I had heard the Mackem and Takem thing said in the early seventies too. Even before I started working.
     
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  10. Montysoptician

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    Posted this on the wrong thread earlier on today:
     
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  11. CoolerKing33

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    Because it's not often the club get fed up of a manager before the fans. There was some discontent but not the usual. Mowbray was still well liked by many.

    And Beale was underwhelming for many.
     
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  12. Daz

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    Very interested to see his setup and team at the weekend, hoping to see the fullbacks overlapping Clarke and Roberts once again as we have some real quality in those positions.
     
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  13. smithy in nl

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    That the same Neil who expertly chipped the keeper the other day? :1980_boogie_down:
     
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  14. Smug in Boots

    Smug in Boots Well-Known Member

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    It was excellent, I was there and always thought he'd score ...

    ... but I know the difference between a chip and a shot.

    His shooting is generally poor, I don't know anyone who'd disagree.
     
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    smithy in nl Well-Known Member

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    I was just messing pal, it’s definitely a part of his game that needs to get better and I’m sure it will.
     
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  16. Smug in Boots

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    Me too, which isn't always evident on the internet when you can't see my cheeky little face <laugh>
     
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    smithy in nl Well-Known Member

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    Aye the twinkle in the eye until they get it haha
     
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    I've said and done some horrendous things, in real life, only rescued by that twinkle when people realised I was just messing ...

    ... ask Tees, our first meeting could've been a disaster <laugh>
     
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    Training looks excellent. Really sharp and intensity levels spot on. Loved some of the little details. The little 10 minute game, bollocking someone for overcomplicating something. The training leaderboard is class as well, I know a few coaches who do that and they say players love it. Looked like everything was small sides stuff, which is a futsal trait, and is how I love to coach - everything shrunk down. Good stuff in my opinion.
     
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    Shrunk down is right, football should be a simple game played with effort and determination.

    My Sunday League manager would give us all clear instructions ...

    ... 'you, get ten shots on goal, you, never let their midfield lad get more than a foot away from you ..... etc'.

    It worked much better than game plays and complicated routines.
     
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