Same here, one Sunday night was like the wildwest!

TF and the wire wrote:What's all this "offy" rubbish, You lot have been watching too much Shameless and Royle family, and are turning into plastic Mancs.

Please keep the Warrington dialect alive and use "out door" instead.


What do you call a chip shop? a chipper of course.

Padgate is Padgit

Concrete is corncrete

backwards and forwards is back and to

marbles are cullies

StElphins church is the parish church

awkward is okud

backwards is backuds

any more?

I say every single one of those the same way. I've never really used "offy", but that's because our local beer providing shop is "t'cworp"

Thats obvious its a chippor

Marbles are called ollies in my book.

Also, real Warringtonians call the town 'Wazza'.

sorry, are you arguing against your own point here with this?

Widnes pubs. I can almost guarantee that there will be no Wire fans in the pub I am going to.

or the "stores" as my dear old Gran used to say....

real warringtonians call each other Cock...or Cocker...an old boss of mine from Bolton had never heard it used anywhere else in the world....he'd heard of duck from Stoke but not "cock"....and was quite amazed by it....

a bloke from Latchford i know calls Lamposts "Gammies"...... which was slang for Gas light..which is obviously what a lamp post was years ago.....

No I am simply saying that the pub next too the stadium can not afford too stay open when it has the rugby on it's doorstep for 13 - 18 matches a year. But the royal oak branch has suvived and did suvive when the place was dead apart from match days.

Your sitting on a gold mine if you had that pub. whearas it has closed down. (How can a pub not suvive when it will take 90% of it's earnings on match days. And not make a profit) royal oak did.

the four topped oak....no standing at the bar...and all that...?

Go on, tell us...

Close, but no cigar. That is number 2.

The appleton?

Cock and Trumpet in Halebank

stretton fox

Is that a paradox? Assuming you are a Wire fan.

thank you very much is cheers mate

I am a paradox.

I could think of other adjectives beginning with a 'P'.

"other" adjectives? Who's used an adjective?

Black Horse in Cronton..?

Meant noun. I'm slipping.

swan with two nicks

Taking a lad from Folkestone in Kent to Wembley. He still can't get his head round how I talk, not least how ending most of my utterances with 'cock' isn't insulting; he's going to have a great day with our lot.