Newcastle United vs Aston Villa Pre-Match brekkie

[RamboandBruno]

Ditr Straits? Sometimes I wonder...

Beat me to it

[eamonn]

The only good things to come out of Newcastle are Dire Straits, Oz, Dennis, Neville and Brenda Hope and Geordie Michael.

Brian Little!!!

Our Friends In The North. Daniel Craig was never better.

[Nev]

Lindisfarne, Dick Clement and Ian Le Frenais, Bob and Terry, Brian Johnson and Michael off of Alan Partridge.

[Nev]

Michael obviously worth two mentions.

[Legion]

My Mom.

[Nev]

And I like Dire Straits but hate most of Brothers In Arms.

[RamboandBruno]

Ross Noble’s quite funny, and Pet Shop Boys had to their moments.

[Risso]

Ross Noble’s quite funny, and Pet Shop Boys had to their moments.

It's only Neil Tennant from up there, t'other one's from Blackpool.

That Sam Fender who all the kids like is pretty good. Anyway looking forward to my trip up there. It's a great city and a good ground.

[ChicagoLion]

Bryan Ferry

[Legion]

Ross Noble’s quite funny, and Pet Shop Boys had to their moments.

It's only Neil Tennant from up there, t'other one's from Blackpool.

That Sam Fender who all the kids like is pretty good. Anyway looking forward to my trip up there. It's a great city and a good ground.

Chris Lowe.

[eamonn]

Chris Lowe and Dave Ball from Soft Cell went to the same school in Blackpool at the same time (although they weren't classmates, Lowe is younger). I saw Marc Almond live the other night in Cambridge and he covered the PSB song "Rent" along with a song both groups collaborated on this year. He described it as "The most influential synth duo and the most successful synth duo joining forces". Suicide and maybe Sparks in their synth/Moroder heyday might question the former opinion, but it got a hearty cheer when he proclaimed it.

[LeeB]

Super Tommy Johnson

[CT Villan]

The Great North Run does literally come out of Newcastle and is awesome.

[sid1964]

in my younger years when I was on various holidays with my mates, I seemed to meet a few of those Geordie lasses  and they were always very friendly!!

[Mister E]

"So, apart from ... what have the Geordies ever done for us?!"