Match Day Thread Sunderland Vs Newcastle Build up thread

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MrRAWhite said:
Breakfast and a pint in the Worm to start the derby day for me...Ha'way the lads..
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Now, noos of these most arful mags and their queor gannins on
Soon crossed the seas. got to the eors of brave and bowld Sir John.
So hyem he came from Palestine, and cut them in three 'alves.
And that soon stopped them scoring goals in either of the 'alves.

I love that song, but does anybody realize the original was written by a Cockney?! C. M. Leumane was a producer of a Christmas pantomime in a Newcastle theatre and wrote it for that purpose in 1867. The actual worm tradition is older, of course, as witnessed by the fact that there is a Worm Hill at Fatfield.
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Carvers actually worse than Pardew in the derby build up press even the mags a panning him (of course if they get a result that will change) his latest bit about us disrespecting them after the last match is just bitter drivel. Got to say I'm dreading it as per I'd give them the double over us next season for this one!
 
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mackemwelder said:
Me anarl mate, I always am though, I'm never confident going into a derby match but recent past results have been good to us so I'm not as bad as I normally am. Sticking a few quid on Johnson to score and us to win.
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In the echo that he is likely to be used as a "super sub"
 
Defoe in a row said:
In the echo that he is likely to be used as a "super sub"
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I'm still going for the bet mate, just had a herbal induced premonition that Jonno would score from the edge of the box, after being fed a sublime pass from the reinvigorated Lee Cattermole who at the minute is running the show and controlling the match. Bets a good'n mate and to cap off a brilliant day, Defoe bags another to rapturous applause by a full house SOL.
 
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