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In a realm by himself, the laughing stock of his own village. A vessel that has no port or harbour, a joke, a wanderer, with no destination. CLIENT FEEDBACK

Whitley Bay, Tyne & Wear Katılım Aralık 2010
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@seaned75 Visited the Nou Camp in 1982 when I was out there on a school football trip. I can confirm it’s HUGE. Also played on SJP once which also felt huge but not as huge ….
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Sean@seaned75·
Anyone know the size of the Barca pitch compared to ours? Everyone seems to think it’s massive. It does look big #NUFC
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@Kavo1890 I’m talking about my Irish mates, I had several. They all drank lager, and not one of them set foot in the Irish centre here. It was also 37 years ago. Nice chatting.
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Niall Kavanagh
Niall Kavanagh@Kavo1890·
@RockcliffeFiles “They perhaps drank Guinness for the day instead of lager” 😂 Fuck me. Thank God for such a keen eyed chronicler of the Irish in England.
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
When I was at Uni (89/92) St Patrick’s Day wasn’t a thing, even the Irish lads didn’t really celebrate, they perhaps drank Guinness for the day instead of lager. Another celebration invented by corporates to rinse you of your money. There were street parties jn Jesmond yesterday!
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@Jim_Sonweed @FishandChipsNE I’m of an age where I’ve become sensitive to obscene amounts of piss, puke, litter and discarded kebab meat. The much younger me would have dressed up all Irish and got hammered. And I’d have probably pissed and puked in the street …
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@seaned75 @Frank_Connolly_ @2605NI I’m being eviscerated by Irish lads who think I’m dissing SPD and Ireland. I like Irish people, I like Ireland, I like SPD, I just don’t particularly get why English people in Newcastle upon Tyne have adopted it so fanatically, our student areas were bouncing yesterday.
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@MrBumBlaster I can unequivocally confirm it wasn’t a thing in England between 1989 and 92. Unless you were Irish or of Irish descent. I’d know, I was a proper piss can and I’d have jumped upon the bandwagon and worn a big hat and a green Guinness t-shirt
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Josh@MrBumBlaster·
@RockcliffeFiles Kind of. Mostly Scottish though down south which is where the uni was.
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@zanzare96 @seaned75 @2605NI I think SPD is a joyous thing, when confined to Ireland or Irish ex pats, less of a fan of posh English students puking in front of me at 1pm, but hey ho, it’s a free country
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@seaned75 @RockcliffeFiles @2605NI Considering GB was at war with the Irish in the 90s, you'd see why it was never fully celebrated over yonder
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@MrBumBlaster In New Zealand? Doesn’t NZ have a lot of Irish ex pats? Which largely explains it. Only a small percentage of the people celebrating in Newcastle yesterday were Irish …
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Josh@MrBumBlaster·
@RockcliffeFiles I was at uni in nz in 93 and it was massive then.
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@Kavo1890 I’m talking about Newcastle in the North East of England you plum, not fucking Ireland.
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Sean
Sean@seaned75·
@RockcliffeFiles @2605NI Started around late 90’s i think with the whole Celtic Tiger and Ireland becoming cool combined with some genius marketing from Guinness. It’s next level now though like Halloween which is now a very americanised commercial thing.
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@alanrgibson Did the Rock make a thing of it? I was in the LLR, not as much as a green beer mat. Although I’ve just realised I inadvertently wore a green sweatshirt … doh. Omni was mega.
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Alan Gibson@alanrgibson·
@RockcliffeFiles Someone in a green polo shirt was drinking Guinness in the rock yesterday. Crazy times.
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@2605NI I’ll die on the hill that says Tesco invented Halloween. I know a few communities did celebrate but 99% of the country had a bonfire and made a Guy and collected money for fireworks. We imported Halloween from the US as Tesco smelt money!
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@FishandChipsNE Yeah, Newcastle, I did Politics. I collected my car from Kwik Fit in Jesmond at 430 yesterday and virtually every student house was having a yard or garden SPD party. A sea of green.
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Chris M
Chris M@FishandChipsNE·
@RockcliffeFiles Was that up here? I was in Leeds 04-08 and agree it was never a thing but come 2015 while working at a uni here it was absolutely insane. I was led to believe was always massive at Northumbria due to high volumes of Irish students?
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
Significantly more moreish than crack. Dangerously so. Addictive. So good.
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
@BenThatchers I’d never heard of them until I started a new project and the young lass I’m sat next to offered me one, I’ve been addicted ever since. Off to see my dealer for a reup when I get off this train
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Rockcliffe Files@RockcliffeFiles·
James does that anywhere else on the pitch, it’s a foul, and not one single Chelsea fan would seek to debate it as it’s so obviously a foul. It’s a mad game.
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