Bent's reception?

It isn't that bad mate: A nice beach and some decent eateries for families..It's on the night time bars when it can get a bit rough, so you should be fine..
You would have been better off stoppping at Roker or Seaburn in Sunderland or in nearby South Shields were it is far more civilised...

Darren Bent is ill so Alex McLeish offers to do his shopping for him. Whilst in Sainsbury's he bumps in to Roy Hodgson. 'What you doing here?' asks Woy.
'Getting a bag of potatoes for Darret Bent' replies Alex.
'Oh. Sounds like a good swap if you ask me' replies Woy.

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I'm not sure about the bag of potatoes, but he is certainly a player with a chip on his shoulders..

Whitley ( or as we call it 'Tiddly' ) Bay used to be okay, but it isn't now

South Shields would have been a better bet, and, as 'STRUTH' says, it's far more civilised . . . . and it would have been much easier to get to the match

Night life is also good in 'Sheels, but you're stuck in Tiddly Bay now . . . .

comment by blueinbarca (U3426) posted 6 days ago

"I would stick to your day job if I were you mate..."

It's at Newcastle airport mate,same place where that went...straight over your head!
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No mate..It just wasn't very funny...

It wasn't funny, never mind very funny

Like anyone cares what a couple of wannabe Geordies who can't even spell "Strewth" properly think!

Eh ?

I am a geordie and I can spell 'strewth'

You really are an idiot, aren't you

By the way . . . . will your next 'derby' match be against Walsall or Bromsgrove

Oh bother, Bromsgrove went out of business last year, so it will be against The Saddlers

comment by blueinbarca (U3426) posted 10 hours, 55 minutes ago

Like anyone cares what a couple of wannabe Geordies who can't even spell "Strewth" properly think
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I shouldn't really have to explain a username, but seeing as I'm dealing with someone who is obviously a little intellectually challenged, I will make an exception..
STRUTH is derived from the words Sunderland and Truth, and nothing to do with the word strewth...I hope that helps old bean...