| But what stops the northeasterner from benefiting from that fact? |
| I much enjoyed your interview on the Politics Programme yesterday and as an expatriate Northeasterner living in the south it gave me plenty of food for thought. |
| And it was a moment to savour for proud Northeasterner Abi, who told the audience how special it was to be playing so close to home. |
| While he was in Phoenix, he witnessed a massive building boom that was alien to a native northeasterner. |
| The pacy Connor Bell has been Rhyl's most exciting prospect going forward, but the young northeasterner cannot do it all on his own. |
| He made his debut at 22 in 1946, but was in his prime as a player throughout the 1950s, forging a productive partnership with his fellow NorthEasterner Tommy Thompson. |
