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Loyalty, Locality and Location....

Discussion in 'Sunderland' started by SwanseaMackem, Feb 3, 2011.

  1. silksworthexile

    silksworthexile Member

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    The (former) pit village I live in (Ollerton, Notts) has a large north-east expat population - a couple of the butchers now even make Pease Pudding !
     
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  2. MackemsRule

    MackemsRule Well-Known Member

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    Aw why?<wah><wah><wah>
     
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  3. Wherewereyou

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    I don't know - just sort of felt the right thing to do!
     
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  4. G Force 2-0 sparked pitch invasion

    G Force 2-0 sparked pitch invasion Member

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    (The (former) pit village I live in (Ollerton, Notts) has a large north-east expat population - a couple of the butchers now even make Pease Pudding)

    I did a work stint in posh Henley on Thames and took some PP down for some of the local inhabitants to try. They just didnt get what all the fuss was about.

    Southern heathens.
     
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  5. Wherewereyou

    Wherewereyou Guest

    We love it in London, GForce!
     
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  6. dickmalonespecial

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    well written mate and very true.
     
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  7. MackemsRule

    MackemsRule Well-Known Member

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    There's a couple of residents down there love pease pudding, I have relations there who take some back every time they are up here.

    It still makes me laugh when they have a glass of water straight out of the tap and find it more palatable than the bottled stuff they have to buy down there. :)
     
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  8. G Force 2-0 sparked pitch invasion

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    I bet you have Northern roots?
     
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  9. mebozzaritchy

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    i joined the royal navy in '79, i travelled all over the world and met some fantastic people, lots of lads on the ships and shore bases i served on were mackems and mags, one thing is for sure the banter was cracking, sometimes got slightly heated but never to the extent of knocking the **** out of each other, if any of us were in bother we always stepped in the help each other out.

    i now live in london and everytime i am in the pub the locals come up to me and ask my opinion on sunderland and the goings on at ashley's circus, to which i give an unbiase view of course, everyone knows me as sunderland paul, i get to games in london with my london mates and i am accepted by their mates,

    chris, just for you...you can take the lad out of sunderland but you can never take sunderland out of the lad

    people from the north east be it a mackem or mag are liked where ever they go, unfortunately for you chris i fear this would not be the case,
     
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  10. Wherewereyou

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    Indeed - Dad was from Roker. BUT!!! Pease pudding and ***gots is a well known London meal from "the old days", and you could always get it in Deptford, south-east London, when I was a kid.
     
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  11. Dyavvy

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    Amazing.....I live in Somerset and the Charente in France.....get up to Sunderland whenever I can....I love and miss the lanuage as well as the club ...hence my name....I read in the voices I remember from my youth.....helps keep you whole....jt`ll never die.....Never Argue With an Idiot People Might Not Be Able To Tell The Difference......
     
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