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@Musher2023 @happychap67 @SunderlandAFC Your right mate, I’ve just smashed up my own house in protest and set fire to the neighbours car
I’m gonna go lunch some Welsh people due to huw Edward’s being a nonce too
Eye for an eye and all that
Knuckle dragger
@Geordietynee @happychap67 @SunderlandAFC Hard man, hides his name and has 10 followers. I’ve absolutely had to you in knots to the point you start lying more and name calling.
You’re an absolute disgrace mate
@Geordietynee @happychap67 @SunderlandAFC In all seriousness, though. They are not protestors… they are gullible, hate~filled thugs hijacking’s a desperately tragic situation for their own selfish ends. Despicable them. You’re a racist c£nt and through our interaction shown your thick as a shit house door.
@Geordietynee @happychap67 @SunderlandAFC Ohh your right, I’ve missed the protest so done one in my garden
Put my front window through the lot, set fire to the neighbours car
@Geordietynee @happychap67 @SunderlandAFC How’s kids been murdered relevant to what happened in Sunderland? Kids being murdered is awful. Setting fire to public services, working people cars and smashing up businesses. You can’t excuse it. It wasn’t a protest it was a riot by knuckle draggers, shame on you
Meet the people cleaning up #Sunderland:
Irene Tomkinson, 75, Southwick, said: “I feel incredibly emotional this morning to be here and show we’re grafters and we’ve put two fingers up at the rioters.”
Mavis Stamp, 64, Pennywell, said: “This is our city and they won’t win.”
Chris Johnson, Penshaw, 34 said: “Today shows what the city is about.”
Robin Johnson, 32, Penshaw said:
“What’s done after can show more about a city the night before more people coming together today than those who rioted yesterday.”
Yusuf Meah, 41, Imam at University of Sunderland said: “This morning we’ve come together to show the community spirit of Sunderland. Last night doesn’t represent the city, we’ve got to come together as a community and show unity.”
Graham Boyle, 63, Houghton le Spring said: “What happened last night showed up our city. Seeing people here working together this morning overshadows anything that happened last night.”
Liam Carroll, 37, Roker
Laura Robson, 30, Seaburn
Louise Hackett, 30, Washington
Phil Turton, 50, Roker, said:
“It’s only been right to come and clean up the mess. It’s about proving and showing people that these are our streets and not that mob.”
Neil Mitchell, 44, Seaham,
Ismaaeel Rashid, 24, Sunderland,
Ian Gleghorn, 59, Seaham,
Donna Gleghorn, 48, Seaham
Ibrahim Hussain, 19, Sunderland
Samiul Hussain, 24, Sunderland, says: “I think it’s beautiful these are the real people that represent Sunderland.”
@bella__mela Only a small pane on the side, nothing major thankfully. There was loads on homeside but most the glass was from bottle bins. Still a mess. I was going for a bomber auf wiedeshen vibe, probs looked more like Barry