I don't really know how to view the Blunts' status as Premiership laughing stock.

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  1. Gue

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    It's funny in one way but I'm not sure I like to see Yorkshire's only current top-flight representatives take up the role of pathetic whipping-boys. At least the likes of Bradford and little old Barnsley put up a fight.</p>
     
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    Actually, the Yorkshire team flying the flag is Middlesboro!
     
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    No longer classed as Yorkshire, Cleveland I think...........

    I once sat next to some of John Hendrie's mates at Oakwell back when he was manager, I mentioned that "Boro" was not a Yorkshire team, they told me in no uncertain terms that they were a part of Yorkshire, and anyone that says any different would get a fat lip, I obviously apologised and did'nt speak again all match. Cleveland Barstewards.
     
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    RE: No longer classed as Yorkshire, Cleveland I think...........

    It is in Yorkshire. The River Tees is Yorkshire's NE border. Just because political idiots alter borders for their own reasons, does not alter the actual border of the County.
     
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  5. Gue

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    They can put their Middlesboro in their bottoms.

    Along with their Hull and their Grimsby.</p>
     
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    No problems here

    It's bloody great!

    They aren't even representing the whole of Sheffield, let alone Yorkshire.
     
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    RE: No longer classed as Yorkshire, Cleveland I think...........

    Not sure their fans thought that at Ayresome Park when they were chanting "dirty Yorkshire bas-tards" at us
     
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    RE: They can put their Middlesboro in their bottoms.

    Grimsby have never, ever, in the whole history of time, been part of Yorkshire.
     
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