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David Platt Swears on Corrie?

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Uploaded by on Feb 8, 2009

David Platt telling Tina what he REALLY thinks of Gary Windass.

What a potty mouth.

He's a FUG!

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  • @kathyg1986 it is not liverpool it is manchester

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  • David is a bit fick!

  • LOL

  • He's a fug!

  • he's a FUCK

  • isnt he saying,hes a thug??

  • @RheaLouiseTV lol well that's called getting ratings luv, but you make a good point and a funny one. But since it is the worlds oldest running show it does have bit of a shady past if ya tally up it's crib sheet lol. It wasn't always that crazy when it was in it's early years though, it was probably around the time the infamous Tracy Barlow arrived when things started getting a bit Mad on Corrie, it's never been the same since. "Never Mess With a Barlow!"But Corrie based on Liverpool though o.O

  • @FlorrieDugger My first comment was only put there because she thought it was set in Liverpool, where i live so i was correcting her. Coronation Street is set in Weatherfield, A fictional place.. And if it's meant to be based on Salford then it's wrong, Not once has Salford had 233457934705634 murderers, rapists, kidnappers, ect. ;')

  • @RheaLouiseTV Actually Greater Manchester, but specifically Salford, which is not like all of Manchester. and historically Salford was not always part of Manchester. It is a city in its own right, not under the umbrella of the city of Manchester, it's neighbour. It has it's own mayor and town council as well. It is actually an older city than Manchester, and became only a part of Greater Manchester in 1974 when Greater Manchester was created. Salfords own vast history goes way way back.

  • The folk song "Dirty Old Town", written by native Ewan MacColl, is the origin of Salford's nickname

  • The name of Salford derives from the Old English word Sealhford, meaning a ford by the willow trees. It referred to the willows (Latin: salix) or sallows that grew alongside the banks of the River Irwell. The ford was about where Victoria Bridge is today. Willow trees are still found in Lower Broughton.Salford appears in the pipe roll of 1169 as "Sauford" and in the Lancashire Inquisitions of 1226.

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