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Mansour Ali wrote: with regards to the yorkshireman whether he is a yob or not I dont know. The user 'Andrew Sayer' almost definetly is though.

Another person you've never met.

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Mansour Ali wrote: with regards to the yorkshireman whether he is a yob or not I dont know. The user 'Andrew Sayer' almost definetly is though.

He is a North East lad. Generally speaking,you don't get better than that.Ask anyone. You have a talent for being a pontificating ill informed doyle.It's a talent nontheless...I'll beat you at it,mind.

Howay then,let's have ya.:laugh:

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Boatraceface wrote:

Mansour Ali wrote: with regards to the yorkshireman whether he is a yob or not I dont know. The user 'Andrew Sayer' almost definetly is though.

He is a North East lad. Generally speaking,you don't get better than that.Ask anyone. You have a talent for being a pontificating ill informed doyle.It's a talent nontheless...I'll beat you at it,mind.

Howay then,let's have ya.:laugh:

Query: Doyle?

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Doctor? wrote:

Boatraceface wrote:

Mansour Ali wrote: with regards to the yorkshireman whether he is a yob or not I dont know. The user 'Andrew Sayer' almost definetly is though.

He is a North East lad. Generally speaking,you don't get better than that.Ask anyone. You have a talent for being a pontificating ill informed doyle.It's a talent nontheless...I'll beat you at it,mind.

Howay then,let's have ya.:laugh:

Query: Doyle?

A Doyle is a Berk,sort of.. It's by far thee most common insult on Teesside,from my generation,and can actually be a backhanded term of endearment between friends,yet also derogatory,in a different context,like a spacker or summat..

Mansou whatshisears,is a pontificating one,just reading this thread.. Though I'll be fucked if I'm reading all the other thread,to back this opinion up.I've seen enough.

Well You did ask Cambo,you doyle!:laugh::thumb:

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James Thomas wrote: Doylem in Yorkshire, an eejit basically.

And we know what Cumbria is like

This is again another thread I cant be bothered reading.

Is someone calling JT a daft Yorkshireman? Considering the man has been known to hang around with me, I'd say there were 100% accurate in that assesement.

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James Thomas wrote: Doylem in Yorkshire, an eejit basically.

I've heard that(Doylem),from a mate born and bred in Melton Mowbray,Leicestershire...Home of the pork pie.

Maybe Doyle evolved from doylem,who knows? But Doyle is very much embedded in the local lingo..

Needless to say,when we used to play The Professionals in juniors,Bodie was the preferred choice of copper to be..:laugh:

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Boatraceface wrote:

But Doyle is very much embedded in the local lingo..

Naturally, theres so many up there.

Boatraceface wrote:

Needless to say,when we used to play The Professionals in juniors,Bodie was the preferred choice of copper to be..:laugh:

:rofl:

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