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Written by Dr. Ed Harrison

3:39pm Sunday, November 30th, 2014

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Here is a great video of our young striker Ayoze Perez – as he says Why aye Man¨ – ¨Howay Man¨ and ¨Ganning doon to the Toon¨ – with an excellent Geordie accent.

*** Important – if there is no sound – go to the bottom right hand corner of the video – and turn on the sound by clicking on the X.

The other way to do it if you get no sound is to right-click while the video is playing – and click on unmute – second one down.

Ayoze certainly likes it as he bursts out in laughter after he says it – very impressive – hilarious. 😀

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beermonkey
Nov 30, 2014 at 3:50 PM
Comment #1
did the club have a hand in his brother playing for blyth spartens
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lesh
Nov 30, 2014 at 3:54 PM
Comment #2
Beer, it wouldn’t surprise me if the Club had made a phone call or two to help Perez out.
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lesh
Nov 30, 2014 at 3:56 PM
Comment #3
Beer, maybe I should’ve said suggest a trial for his brother.
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beermonkey
Nov 30, 2014 at 3:58 PM
Comment #4
lesh
its a good move I know other clubs do similar sorts of things
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Pos	Team	Games	GD	Points
7	Burnley	8	2	13
8	Liverpool	8	1	13
9	Newcastle	8	1	11
10	West Brom	8	-2	10
11	Huddersfield	8	-4	9

Player	League	Cups	Total

Aleksandar Mitrovic	1	1	2
Jamaal Lascelles	2	0	2
Joselu	2	0	2
Ayoze Perez	1	0	1
Rolando Aarons	0	1	1
Isaac Hayden	1	0	1
Christian Atsu	1	0	1
Ciaran Clark	1	0	1

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