FAO Sidthemackem I have a qualm about your chosen signature. "Going down on a high: Newcastle 0 - 3 Sunderland Farewell, ya mag bastards!" Obviously the message is merely a cheeky swipe at the Toon, but the term "Farewell" is most commonly used in situations where the leaving party is never coming back, it differs from a goodbye, in which the leaving party is open to (or in this case likely for) a swift return. I hope this helps. Lieutenant
It's being used as an interjection(to express an emotion or sentiment) not an adjective(A farewell dinner/performance. which could imply it's final). so it means nothing more than best wishes. Break up the word, the clue is there. Fare-Well
yeh I agree but it applies to all our under performing players they can all go for me . The game against the mags proves they have under performed
