[4K] Sunderland City Tour 2022

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  • čas přidán 26. 07. 2022
  • Sunderland City Tour 2022 . Explore Sunderland with me. The video will also be useful to anyone moving to Sunderland, for the University for example or visiting Sunderland, and for the locals to get the most out of Sunderland.
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Komentáře • 38

  • @winifredbeston20
    @winifredbeston20 Před rokem +4

    I was born in Sunderland and emigrated to Australia in 1972 so I just missed the Black Cats triumphal entry into he town after winning the FA Cup. Thank you so much for all the memories. A few things after changed of course, but Sunderland is essentially the town I grew up in. Win Beston

  • @keitholm7001
    @keitholm7001 Před rokem +3

    Centre of the world !!!!

  • @davidspencer3191
    @davidspencer3191 Před rokem +4

    My home city

  • @paulcavanagh3324
    @paulcavanagh3324 Před rokem +3

    Really enjoyed this 👏🏼👏🏼

  • @davidpollock5209
    @davidpollock5209 Před rokem +2

    Great video thanks, thats the best ive ever seen seaburn look ☀️

  • @zabzabulus5169
    @zabzabulus5169 Před rokem +2

    Thanks for the informed tour of sunderland, it was very helpful as am going there soon

  • @ROS14075
    @ROS14075 Před rokem

    Great video... Thank You 😊

  • @bernadettemurray8260
    @bernadettemurray8260 Před rokem +2

    My home town

  • @malcolmfraser6556
    @malcolmfraser6556 Před 11 měsíci +2

    "Mackems" was originally a proud boast in the days when Sunderland built more ships than anywhere else in the world and provided the Crews, Navigators and Engineers to man them.
    Hence "We make them and take them to sea" or, in the vernacular, "Mackem and Tackem".

    • @kevgeordie1
      @kevgeordie1 Před 9 dny +1

      Built more ships than anywhere else in the world 😂😂😂

  • @johnsimpson3571
    @johnsimpson3571 Před měsícem

    Im a mackem and proud of it

  • @petercrann1551
    @petercrann1551 Před rokem +1

    never heard anyone ever say I’m going to burn and ker

  • @Spanna72
    @Spanna72 Před rokem +4

    "I support both teams" , "There is some rivalry there" , "Geordies are proud to be called Geordies, I don't think people from Sunderland are proud to be called Mackems - It's just rascist"
    Great video and much appreciated guided tour which made me homesick....but I dont think many folk share your thoughts re the football and being Mackems.

    • @psmith77271
      @psmith77271 Před rokem +3

      People frm.sunderland dont mind being called mackem or wearsider etc as long as they not called geordies
      Geordie is the biggest insult ever

    • @eddiesanderson7370
      @eddiesanderson7370 Před rokem

      I can’t see how it’s a “racist” term seeing as Mackems and Geordie’s were pretty much the same race when the name came about.
      Just an attempt by Geordies to insult people from Sunderland. Not very successful is it.
      Haway the lads!

  • @jimmystokoe6917
    @jimmystokoe6917 Před rokem +2

    Your right about the awful mackem and tackem garbage they are insulting Sunderland people it was always meant as an insult but a lot of safc fans seem to have adopted it personally me and my family can’t stand it and Roker park had a crowd 75 118 and had crowds of in excess of 50 and 60 000 back in the day they started reducing it down the years It was about 42000 Olay the start of the 80s

    • @psmith77271
      @psmith77271 Před rokem +1

      Sunderland population has dropped 30k in last 10 year or so, the fans are still about they just live in other parts of the country, nothing keeping people in sunderland.
      I dont mi d being called mackem or wearsider or whatever as long as am not called a geordie which is horrible

    • @jimmystokoe6917
      @jimmystokoe6917 Před rokem +1

      @@psmith77271 everyone was classed as Geordies back in the day the fulwell end used to sing Geordies here Geordies there Geordies every fucking where all the time never heard it sing mackems here and there because it didn’t exist then that was my point they used to sing that womble song as well to the words remember your a Geordie

    • @psmith77271
      @psmith77271 Před rokem

      @@jimmystokoe6917 things change and now mackem does exsist and nothing geordie nowadays has anything to do with sunderland or wearside.
      Some people still say sunderland,shields gateshead etc is still in county durham and wont have them classed as anything else, even tho they obviously not now.
      Same thing

    • @jimmystokoe6917
      @jimmystokoe6917 Před rokem

      @@psmith77271 south of the Tyne will always be Durham I still put Durham not tyne wear

    • @jimmystokoe6917
      @jimmystokoe6917 Před rokem

      @@psmith77271 lots of people. Support safc on both sides of the Tyne

  • @ArtbyJoeH
    @ArtbyJoeH Před rokem +3

    Mackem is definitely a derogatory term created by Newcastle folk.

    • @johnmurray5573
      @johnmurray5573 Před rokem +1

      That's true of the origin. The origin of Geordie was derogatory originally too though. Doesn't stay so

    • @psmith77271
      @psmith77271 Před rokem +1

      Because the way we pronounce the words make or take
      We can call them in newcastle
      Doon and oots
      Thats the way the pronounce words, same as scotland also

    • @johnmurray5573
      @johnmurray5573 Před rokem

      @@psmith77271 true, and in that sense it's not particularly derogatory, that is our accent after all

    • @psmith77271
      @psmith77271 Před rokem +2

      @@johnmurray5573 yes, our accent aint geordie, there a few similar words/pronounciations
      But overall you can easily tell the two accents apart, so we had to be known by something else rarther than geordie and mackem will do just fine

    • @eddiesanderson7370
      @eddiesanderson7370 Před rokem

      Hasn’t been a derogatory term for decades. Even then it was only derogatory in the minds of the Geordie’s.