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  1. GOM

    [Football] You can't get much more northern than this ...

    Top of the hill (Brrrrrrr), supposedly the highest point in Leeds. Lived there before moving down the hill.
  2. GOM

    [Football] You can't get much more northern than this ...

    West Park / Lawnswood
  3. GOM

    [Football] You can't get much more northern than this ...

    Similar story but not looking like a return is on the cards.
  4. GOM

    [Football] You can't get much more northern than this ...

    Interesting. I always think of the g in begin as soft and the g as in gin as hard. So in West Yorks where I've lived for a while with a west Yorks lass who calls them (be)ginnels
  5. GOM

    [Football] You can't get much more northern than this ...

    Snickets are called ginnels (soft g as in begin) around West Yorkshire. My mum from Kent referred to them as twittens as did I.
  6. GOM

    [Football] You can't get much more northern than this ...

    An understandable mistake, it looks and sounds a bit like road. But in the same way as towns that have/end in 'ham' they are no longer hamlets or villages
  7. GOM

    [Football] You can't get much more northern than this ...

    Royd is an Anglian word meaning "cleared area of ground".
  8. GOM

    [Football] You can't get much more northern than this ...

    Blatant regionalism, is that allowed ?
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