Yeah. Yonners are from Delph. Delph Yonners, Shaw Gawbies, Middleton Moonrakers.
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remember arthur mann
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I always thought they were from Yorksheer. Closest thing to a scouser though.
He's fucking nuts but in a good way. One of life's characters. He's got some bollocks rowing across the Atlantic. I've crossed it many times but on larger ships. My first times was 1974 in December on the Manchester Zeal, a very small containership, just under 5,000 tonnes. Tossed around like a cork it took us 15 days to reach New York from Bremerhaven. Being my first trip I was seasick for 7 of them.lol.
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MCFCTrick
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My mate went, he's from Moston but somehow became a fan as a kid, now lives in Stockport ... got home at 1 am having to be up for work at 7, to find his missus had gone to bed, and he had no key. Climbed in through a window, and the dogs went for him. :-)
jimharri
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Lifted off the wiki page for "Manchester dialect".....
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jimharri
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I see the York owner is whinging about there only being two two promotion places in the National League.....
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York City co-owner says National League promotion 'not fit for purpose'
York City co-owner Julie-Anne Uggla writes to the EFL and National League about the "glaring imbalance" of the promotion system.
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I see the York owner is whinging about there only being two two promotion places in the National League.....
York City co-owner says National League promotion 'not fit for purpose'
York City co-owner Julie-Anne Uggla writes to the EFL and National League about the "glaring imbalance" of the promotion system.
They all know the rules prior to the season starting. It's only not fair when they don't make it.
MCFCTrick
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Yup, I recall back in the day that Oldhamers were known as Yonners, it came from the being 'up yonder' as in the hills.
Biffos, though more accurate only became used in the early 80's. In fact there was a guy who worked at Ferranti, Moston which had it's share of Biffos, a big Blue, John Connolly (aka John The Bastard) with a razor sharp wit, who many claim came up with the acronym BIFFOS. He was certainly the first person I ever heard use it.
It should be 3 and in all honesty if the majority are all pro clubs then to me it should really come under the football league system.I see the York owner is whinging about there only being two two promotion places in the National League.....
York City co-owner says National League promotion 'not fit for purpose'
York City co-owner Julie-Anne Uggla writes to the EFL and National League about the "glaring imbalance" of the promotion system.
Still they all knew the rules in August so they shouldnt be up in arms about it now
The players were in Liquid in Oldham, with the cup until 4am. Photos on social media showing fans outside lifting the trophy and daylight already broken
Big party tonight at Boundary Park. It seems packed. Lots of fans walking away from the ground so must have been turned away cos its full
Big party tonight at Boundary Park. It seems packed. Lots of fans walking away from the ground so must have been turned away cos its full
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Plenty of liquid in Oldham. Normally in the form of snow
southamptonblue
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Surely anyone from a place called 'Shaw' should be called....plump, obese, podgy, or just fat fucker?
southamptonblue
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Granted it's not the time to be saying it, but tbh only 2 up from the conference is daft....plenty of teams in it, are far better run than alot of league clubs.
Possibly but the rules regarding them getting promoted are clear. They need to levy to change them.
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Good for Oldham and their fans, they were one of the founding members of the Premier League falling out of the football league completely they could have been in a downward spiral they would have never recovered from.
I hope the positivity bounce carries on into next season and they attack being back in the league.
East Level 2
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She's right. It should be four up four down with no bloody play-offs. The idea that sixth is promoted ahead of third is bloody stupid in any division.I see the York owner is whinging about there only being two two promotion places in the National League.....
York City co-owner says National League promotion 'not fit for purpose'
York City co-owner Julie-Anne Uggla writes to the EFL and National League about the "glaring imbalance" of the promotion system.
Why do they not know the rules efore the seaso started ?????,
Is it fair ????
Not really but thats the rules and i put money that at some point since the playoff system started York city have benefited from it
Just looked it up York have gone up 3 times from the play offs and two of them times they didnt finish runners up to the automatic places ...........so was there an outcry then ??????