Mother’s Day!

Get your Mother’s Day Walsall merc now before it’s to late x

Surely if it was Walsall themed you’d be getting your old mom zero.

Mom not Mum.

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Agreed, mom round here. My son is ‘treating’ me to a ticket for the Grimsby match and fish and chips there for Mother’s Day.

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I didn’t know mum was more popular in the uk as everyone round midlands says mom

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Some areas it is mam.

That just sounds weird

I’m sure that to @KingCrod it’s mater. :smile:

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Mom is the term widely used in the Midlands.

It is also used widely in the States!

So that’s why trivela came here! Less confusing!

Mothering Sunday

Take a look here @Cats to be able to make an informed decision :wink:

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurants-g503975-zfd10901-Grimsby_Lincolnshire_England-Fish_and_Chips.html

That’s about right - southerners are a bunch of mothers (as Tony Soprano might say :wink:).

Thanks, that’s great.

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https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=pips+chips+cleethorpes&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari

This is the one you want and right by the ground!

Thank you, that’s closer which is good. We will probably walk into Cleethorpes after the match, weather permitting.

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We had our fish and chips from Gr8 whites and must say they were possibly the nicest I have eaten. The batter was light and not at all greasy.

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Always say mom but spell it mum

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At junior school, I remember a teacher saying just that. He was originally from Chester (supported them.)He said up north they say it and spell it with a u, down south say and spell with o, but in Walsall we said “mom” but spelt it " mum."