I've got a lot of poo supporting mates and although I was quietly confident about getting something from today I just couldn't watch SSN or on line so I headed out to the garden to build the wee lads birthday presents (12ft goal/Play house and Slide). The fact my phone had no new texts left me thinking things we're going well so I sneaked a peak at half time 0-0 so happy enough. Back to the building and as time went on and with still no take the piss texts I thought "well we must be doing a job" then the wee lad came out singing "we are the champions" followed by "King Kenny's not happy Daddy we are one up". Back to the building work but near full time I shouted into the wee lad asking how it was going only to be told "we're stuffing the bindippers dad" (Reminder to watch what I say in front of him!) I then ran in to find that it was still only 1-0 so I had a few nervous minutes before the final whistle. Ever since I haven't been able to stop texting (funny that?).
I hope so lad, but the wife bought him a 9ft slide (he's only two?) so think the older boy 7 will get more use of it. As for the Poo fans, the texts have been flying all night including the ones about all the trophies they have won which makes it even more enjoyable.
Lad at our work bet the loser buys the winner dinner, LOL I even gave him the draw as he was as usual gobbing off being a Liverpool fan. Tomorrow I shall take quiet a long time in choosing my grub. Haa Haa what a prick he feels now a bet. Oh it's only Sunderland. One time I wished the weekend to fly by.
As a Newcastle fan working in Liverpool the scouse fans tend to stick it to you constantly when they beat you but refuse to respond when they lose. That may be because i'm outnumbered roughly 20 to 1 but still, "they don't like it up 'em"!! Who does though...
Northern Pride in Newcastle is the North-Eastâs biggest LGBT festival and more than 10,000 fun-loving gay Geordies are expected to turn up for this yearâs event. And who knows? You might even find your very own Angel of the North! The fun kicks off with a parade through town and then continues on to the beautiful Leazes Park where the serious partying begins. This year there will be something for everyone including several stages, stalls from all around the UK, sports tournaments, entertainment for the kids, and, of course, plenty to eat and drink. A first for 2010 will be a third stage playing more acoustic and mellow music, giving even the most hardened Pride-goer a chance to chill out. Sorry couldn't resist..
