Whitley Bay

Yeah.

Going to move on to Thornaby now, and they had a very exciting game against Whitley Bay for all, but they will be very disappointed with how it ended.

Because, what, they were... 4-1 up with 10 minutes to go then concede 2 to Mackenzie Sharp and Thomas Bryant which is a name that we're quite familiar with and then also Spencer Walker got sent off after getting a brace

Again, just another red card.

week? The Halloween special.

Yeah, but that would have been a crazy game.

A 4-4 with a last-minute pen to bring it back for Whitley Bay.

Definitely an interesting one.

Always fiercely independent and driven, Sarah paid her own way through higher education, by bartending on Friday and Saturday nights in one of the area's coolest hangouts, the Deep Club Cafe.

The Deep Club Cafe, or just Deep as it's known to the locals, was a basement club situated beneath the historic Rex Hotel in the seaside town of Whitley Bay, 10 miles from the quayside.

Incredibly outgoing, Sarah loved the friendly, lively atmosphere of the Deep and the feeling was mutual.

She was just as popular with co-workers as she was with customers.

Security cameras captured Sarah, dressed in her charcoal imitation leather jacket and dark trousers, as she made her way down the escalator and out onto the platform.

With her bright blonde spiky hair, it was easy to pick her out of the late night crowd.

As it was the last train home before the Long Easter weekend, the Underground was packed with a large number of people, all looking to get to one of the 11 stations the Metro stopped at on the way to Whitley Bay.

Sarah got off the train at Shiremore Station, a few stops from Whitley Bay at around 11.50.

And a big hello to all the viewers and listeners.

Where are you located? I am currently in a little seaside town called Whitley Bay.

Oh, the origins.

I'm about three miles, yeah, about three miles, two miles away from there.

It looks like you're going to be heading over to England.

And as we talked about earlier, I noticed my radio show broadcasts in Onik, which is north of Newcastle, right next to Whitley Bay.

So you're going to be there on May 4th.

So I thought I would plug that so the English listeners know they can get out and catch it live.

Yeah, I think definitely Northallerton and Benfield are probably the two games you're looking for wins.

Whitley Bay you'd want to back yourself and especially at home as well so you got to use that home field advantage to try to get that win there but so it's definitely it's a very good next couple of games that could see them you know stranger things could happen but they could be in those playoffs I know they've got a game in hand over those teams so you always got to worry about that but again I say it every week now but points on the board rather than games in hand but Yeah, I think there shouldn't be too discouraged by losing on penalties.

I think penalties, you can never be too discouraged because it's a flip of the coin, anything can happen.

But a very positive next three games to try to get some big points.

Yeah, it was quite, well, in fact, we've missed a bit.

Played football with Peter Beardsley, went to Whitley Bay, one of the best beach days I've ever had because the sun was shining.

I was like, has that been in the Caribbean, apart from when you get in the sea? Then done the play.

Then it was, you know, you just go, it's a pretty perfect day.

But I wonder what you thought he would be like when he took over from Keir Starmer, whether you've been pleased with his performance or whether you've been just a tad disappointed.

Gerry's in Whitley Bay.

Hello, Gerry.

Good evening, Ian.