Howmanheyman

Aye, comes across as a sound kid, by his words and actions, hasn't 'just' turned up but shows empathy and a real understanding.

He 'ended Sheera's' playing career as far as they're concerned. If they caught him in bed with their 14 year old daughter they'd offer him a post coital cigarette.

People who wrongly claim it's a Mackem/Geordie spelling usually give a shit.

The amount of people, some a lot older than you, who repeat the mackem/Geordie spelling as an incontrovertible fact always makes me smile a bit. They obviously never 'trudged' through the 70s 80's etc.

Aye, basically, the mackems couldn't dare have the 'nufc' version in their ground. I've absolutely no doubt whatsoever that whichever employee of NUFC who ok'd the sign had've put ha'way, then you'd be seeing howay on the Sol's seats.

At least you're far easier to understand than I am to the average Irishman/woman. The amounts of smiling nods I've had from Irish folk through the years who blatantly haven't had a Scooby what I've said is unreal.

No, ha'way is what the mackems put on their seats a couple of years after nufc put howay in the tunnel. Before both of these events numerous ha'way the lads was on nufc gear both official and unofficial plus banners etc. Football existed before 1992. The avatar is from a book I was bought as a stocking filler in 1989. I also had a ha'way the lads bucket hat also worn by Gazza when he went in the crowd for one of our games as a Spurs player. I'd link some pics but I'm on my phone.

FYP.

There's no wrong way of saying ha'way/howay.

Incoming shitstorm on Wearside? Confirmed.

https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/heard-from-a-scouser.1342998/ Looks like Rafa's off.

If he's a Royal correspondent he could've just said either nothing or 'the Queen has been informed' or 'no comment yet from the Queen' or something. He hasn't worded his tweet very well, has he?

How come anyone panicking or talking shite etc always seems to have a Geordie accent but anyone else is Oxford English dictionary standard?

Depends on the property you want to watch it from and whether the previous tenant was a fan or not.

Sorry, that's what I meant by 'all sides'.

There were murdering bastards on all sides. Let's just be grateful most of this is in the past.

Newcastle fans don't all think as one so that's patent bollocks.

Aye, just noticed that. RIP.

Bloke: "So, any other benefits to living here?" Landlord: "Valentino lived here, then later on, Rod Stewart and George Best." Bloke: "Fucking jackpot! I'll be beating off the fanny with a shitty stick!"

The edge of your nerves or foreskin?

Next time I fancy splashing out on a Rolls Royce I'll make sure to rent in Knightsbridge for a few months. The high rent will pay for itself once the address credit ratings kick in. I'll buy, sell then move out. Bosh! Job's a good'un!

He has to be on the wind up.

Don't let it get to you.

I saw an advert in a bog for men's incontinence/dribbles last week. Advert reckoned 3 million men used their 'pad' worldwide. (It didn't say if that number had risen in the north east during the current 16/17 promotion campaign).

I'm not sure if I'm missing some kind of 'in' joke here by the fish. How the fuck could your credit score be affected by moving into a property where the previous tenant had a bad credit history? Does that therefore follow that the reverse could take place?