Legendary combo here. You should do a series, as you are both lovely people who don't take things too seriously. Good vibe to watch on a Sunday evening. God bless
Nieve has such a fun, down to earth personality, she's a great companion for this series. Not really giving a shit about football I would never have been introduced to her without Robbie. For the same reason I wouldn't have known about Robbie if it wasn't for putting the bins out or a wormery or something.
Bridge inn is my local, sandal castle is a stone throw away from my house, can see belle vue ground from my window, its brilliant to see people come to our city and enjoy it! Love wakey and living here
You two are brilliant together. So glad I found your channels. You bring some much needed calm and charm (I'll let you decide who is which) to the world. Thank you.
Literally saw you both while I was on the bus near trinity walk lol. Was wondering why you was in Wakefield I thought they must have got lost on the way to leeds lol.
I had a curious day out to Wakefield in the late 90s, while my friends were away at a music festival (I was a bit too poor, anti-social and nervous to join them). Got a radical haircut and was intrigued by the Franken-animals by Charles Waterton at the local museum (no longer in there I think). Also bought a pipe from the Black Swan Shoppe - a memorable excursion..
the road behind you at the castle is called manygates lane which is acrually the route the yorkists took to battle and is potentially where richard was cut down. this is also the battle that the grand old duke of york rhyme might be based off and if you go to north yorkshire you'll find towton where edward beat henry vi, avenging his father and becoming king of england
Belle Vue ...remember enjoying the rugby league games in the early 80s despite the bone chilling cold, biting wind and horizontal rain. Very true what you say, the centre is quite small but there are lots of interesting things to do within an easy 5 or 6 mile radius. The coal mining museum is really worth a visit, maybe 20 minutes on the bus from Westgate station! 🚌
Wakefield is actually where the word 'nonce' originated (or Wakefield prison to be more exact). It was an acronym that stood for Not On Normal Courtyard Exercise and was written on the cell cards of prisoners who may have been at risk of being attacked by other prisoners (and the meaning of the word kind of gives away the reason why...)
@@dariusftw3378He's telling the truth im from Wakefield and there was a documentry on Wakefield prison a couple of years ago what proved this guy correct
Its known as monster mansion because of the high number of serious sex offenders there also look up robert maudsley hes in a glass fronted cell in wakefield prison and has been in solitary confinement over 40 years @dariusftw3378
I lived in Wakefield for three years when I attended Bretton Hall University; therefore, I loved a walk around Wakey with you two. ❤ We used to do the Westgate Run (pub & club crawl) every weekend, and it was bloody fantastic! Foundation and Buzz Bar were the best clubs in those days. 😅
What about the empty boarded up shops opposite the cathedral, we once had a thriving market, long gone, we had shops, long gone, all that is left an empty shopping centre, Trinity new "shopping centre" main shop Debenhams gone, The Ridings, again once a thriving shopping centre, gone we are left with a city full of charity shops, coffee shops, empty buildings, homeless on the streets, have lived Wakefield most of my life a once pround city gone to pot.
I went to uni (Bretton Hall College) near Wakefield about 20 years ago. Our student rep were a great lad. He’d organise student nights out on Westgate. Now all these years later that student rep is the MP for Wakefield and also the Minister for Buses.
16:19 I was actually surprised (and quite relieved) that Wakey Wines didn't make the video, especially considering Nieve obviously knows about it. Wakefield is top 5 nicest cities in Europe, glad you enjoyed it.
I have lived in Wakey since 1998 and adore its charms. When i arrived, it had a night life second to none and a historical backdrop that needs to be remembered can you name me a city that has more pubs in a straight mile. Wakefield is rough but it is also beautiful
A'reyt Robbie. I am a StuntPegg subscriber living near Wakefield, though from Bradford originally, on the other side of the Rhubarb Triangle, which I was surprised you missed. Please bring Nieve back to do a Five Towns video, as I enjoyed this. It could be like a Rugby League excursion for her. My home district, Manningham, were the first champions, but are now Bradford City. Welcome to my world. You could contact Catherine Warr for some local knowledge?
if theres ever a cause to get behind its lady Stuntpegs fight to bring the meal deals down to 3 pounds!!! Nieve is so funny! yet another great video Mr Knox!
The nursery rhyme The Grand Old Duke of York came from the Battle of Wakefield there. Richard marched down the hill thinking the Lancashire Army had gone. He was beheaded, his head put on a spike with a paper crown and it was stuck on a spike at one of the Barrs (Gates) in York.
As a wakefield native, its surreal seeing the underappreciated (not really) locations i frequent often being represented in a huge piece of media such as a Robbie Knox video. All we had before was a brief mention in the M. Night Shyamalan movie Signs.
My first job was as a sales assistant on a Saturday, at Pikes Pets - the pet shop on the corner of the market, where live animals used to roast in a massive plate glass window in the summer. I bet a big bag of rabbit food costs more than a quid now. My life has definitely benefited from knowing there are seven different types of bird grit, but I’ve been put off from having pets for the whole of my life after sifting out the left over limbs and organs from out of the hamster cage on a morning.
if you do stoke-on-trent, you have to do Trentham Bakehouse, you can walk along the canal to get there, quite a nice walk - used to be me and my uni friends sunday treat
I can’t wait to visit Wakefield. I’m a Wakefield Trinity Rugby League fan. Can’t wait to see them play in person. I wear my Wakey kits everywhere. I live outside of Los Angeles. We’re coming up next season.
If you’d have gone down manygates lane you should have sung the song The Grand old Duke of York and would have seen his plinth where the Duke of York died down from the castle, in my old school Manygates middle school.
I've been here about 23 years. It's not the worst place to live. I love all the nature around. But could be more job opportunities and less arseholes 😂.
It's a shame you couldn't have visited 50 years ago when Wakefield was a bustling market town and people came by the tripload to visit. Sorry though, wrong Richard! It was Richard the 3rd Duke of York who died at Wakefield and not King Richard III, he died at the battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. King Richard III was also the Duke of Gloucester. The Battle of Wakefield took place in December 1460 (I almost remember it well,).
Did you see the mice carved into the cathedral pews? For next time Wakefield has lots of great fish and chip shops - it's tradition to sit outside the cathedral and feed the pigeons scraps..
should of come to pontefract nearby. we have a better castle. a big park area and race course. we used to have 2 greggs across from eachother but now its all barber shops. the only haribo factory outside germany was here but its partly moved to castleford now and pontefract cakes are rank. we used to have the most pubs in a square mile in the uk, but we dont now. ummm , harold shipman worked here..... in fact dont bother its shit. we used to be a proper town
I’m from Leeds and my impression was 30 years ago I went on a night out and had to pay £2 for a pint, which was a shock, before I gave £2 to a barmaid and she wanted a 20p as well. Never went back 😀😀😀😀
This is a series we have to see 🔥 get Barnstaple on the list - you’ve never heard of it but the history there would shock you, used to have it’s own language, used to be a bigger port than Liverpool. Now nothing 😆 Jo Brand described it as the only place in Devon that’s not posh (I raise you Torquay and Brixham but there we are)
If im a medieval castle, I can't speak because I'm a castle might be the greatest quote on this channel only rivalled by Jaackmaate had sex with a horse.
The main question i have from this after having travelled through Wakefield Westgate station and now seeing the cathedral is in Northgate is whats in eastgate and southgate ?
Cathedral is not in Northgate it’s in the city centre, Northgate has Queen Elizabeth grammar school and goes our towards Outwood and the M1 to Leeds. Southgate goes out to Doncaster and Barnsley Road Road.
I rejected cauliflower when I started to have middle-class girlfriends and moved over to broccoli . After decades I decided I had , Had enough of pretending to be a broccoli lover. And reclaimed my working class devotion to the cauliflower long before it became the new middle-class cauliflower steak frenzy
@@RobbieKnox maybe now but in late 80s and the 90s , the broccoli was the new kid on the block beloved of the middle-class Cauliflower was clearly the working class vegetable.
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Robbie you and Nieve would be a great pair presenting a travel programme.
Yh but you can't have two robbies in the title, whoever the other one is
@@teejay9881haha
Yes he’s very good and funny 👌
Give over
Legendary combo here. You should do a series, as you are both lovely people who don't take things too seriously. Good vibe to watch on a Sunday evening. God bless
Nieve has such a fun, down to earth personality, she's a great companion for this series. Not really giving a shit about football I would never have been introduced to her without Robbie. For the same reason I wouldn't have known about Robbie if it wasn't for putting the bins out or a wormery or something.
She’s terrific.
@@RobbieKnox is Nieve your girlfriend or just a friend? she is amazing either way you are lucky to have her :)
Great chemistry. Could watch you two visiting anywhere!
Aw, thanks Dan.
Bridge inn is my local, sandal castle is a stone throw away from my house, can see belle vue ground from my window, its brilliant to see people come to our city and enjoy it! Love wakey and living here
This is my favourite collab on UA-cam. Loved the previous one too. More, please!
You’re very kind!
You two are brilliant together. So glad I found your channels. You bring some much needed calm and charm (I'll let you decide who is which) to the world. Thank you.
Aw, bless. I assume Nieve is both calm and charm.
Don't underestimate yourself mate...@@RobbieKnox
Enjoyed every moment! Classic cross-over that I'd be glad to see more of!
A fantastic tag team if there ever was one. I could watch you two bimbling around anywhere.
Great aren’t they, so well matched to go on these adventures.
Literally saw you both while I was on the bus near trinity walk lol. Was wondering why you was in Wakefield I thought they must have got lost on the way to leeds lol.
You guys are great together. Please do more collabs! Also, thank you for introducing me to the Too Good To Go app.
Neive is so naturally funny
Would love Nieve to become like Becky, a Robbie Knox regular! Love your chemistry!
I had a curious day out to Wakefield in the late 90s, while my friends were away at a music festival (I was a bit too poor, anti-social and nervous to join them). Got a radical haircut and was intrigued by the Franken-animals by Charles Waterton at the local museum (no longer in there I think). Also bought a pipe from the Black Swan Shoppe - a memorable excursion..
the road behind you at the castle is called manygates lane which is acrually the route the yorkists took to battle and is potentially where richard was cut down. this is also the battle that the grand old duke of york rhyme might be based off and if you go to north yorkshire you'll find towton where edward beat henry vi, avenging his father and becoming king of england
Belle Vue ...remember enjoying the rugby league games in the early 80s despite the bone chilling cold, biting wind and horizontal rain. Very true what you say, the centre is quite small but there are lots of interesting things to do within an easy 5 or 6 mile radius. The coal mining museum is really worth a visit, maybe 20 minutes on the bus from Westgate station! 🚌
Not Nieve's normal stuff but I really enjoyed what you put together. Wakey is so understated. (And so are you two!).
Wakefield is actually where the word 'nonce' originated (or Wakefield prison to be more exact). It was an acronym that stood for Not On Normal Courtyard Exercise and was written on the cell cards of prisoners who may have been at risk of being attacked by other prisoners (and the meaning of the word kind of gives away the reason why...)
You can't honestly believe that lol
@@dariusftw3378He's telling the truth im from Wakefield and there was a documentry on Wakefield prison a couple of years ago what proved this guy correct
Its known as monster mansion because of the high number of serious sex offenders there also look up robert maudsley hes in a glass fronted cell in wakefield prison and has been in solitary confinement over 40 years @dariusftw3378
@@dariusftw3378it’s true
Even if that isn’t true, I’m using it 😂
I lived in Wakefield for three years when I attended Bretton Hall University; therefore, I loved a walk around Wakey with you two. ❤ We used to do the Westgate Run (pub & club crawl) every weekend, and it was bloody fantastic! Foundation and Buzz Bar were the best clubs in those days. 😅
What about the empty boarded up shops opposite the cathedral, we once had a thriving market, long gone, we had shops, long gone, all that is left an empty shopping centre, Trinity new "shopping centre" main shop Debenhams gone, The Ridings, again once a thriving shopping centre, gone we are left with a city full of charity shops, coffee shops, empty buildings, homeless on the streets, have lived Wakefield most of my life a once pround city gone to pot.
Very true
I went to uni (Bretton Hall College) near Wakefield about 20 years ago. Our student rep were a great lad. He’d organise student nights out on Westgate. Now all these years later that student rep is the MP for Wakefield and also the Minister for Buses.
Come to Barnsley!! Not a city but would love a Robbie Knox review
Love when you and Nieve collab!
16:19 I was actually surprised (and quite relieved) that Wakey Wines didn't make the video, especially considering Nieve obviously knows about it. Wakefield is top 5 nicest cities in Europe, glad you enjoyed it.
Top 5 nicest cities in Europe 😂😂🤥
I have lived in Wakey since 1998 and adore its charms. When i arrived, it had a night life second to none and a historical backdrop that needs to be remembered can you name me a city that has more pubs in a straight mile. Wakefield is rough but it is also beautiful
A'reyt Robbie. I am a StuntPegg subscriber living near Wakefield, though from Bradford originally, on the other side of the Rhubarb Triangle, which I was surprised you missed.
Please bring Nieve back to do a Five Towns video, as I enjoyed this. It could be like a Rugby League excursion for her. My home district, Manningham, were the first champions, but are now Bradford City.
Welcome to my world.
You could contact Catherine Warr for some local knowledge?
thank you my daugter lives there and loves it, she grew up in Vanvouver, BC
I used to live in Vancouver! Great city!
that was thoroughly enjoyable.
I love Nieve and apparently I love Robbie too
I believe that Wakefield was once the historical capital of the West Riding
This video is extremely surreal seen as though I’ve watched Robbie for years and live about 2 minutes outside the city centre. Great vid.
Glad you enjoyed it!
if theres ever a cause to get behind its lady Stuntpegs fight to bring the meal deals down to 3 pounds!!! Nieve is so funny! yet another great video Mr Knox!
She’s amazing!
The Bridge Inn is in a lovely location right on the Canal. It was called The Ruddy Duck previously and they did decent stonebaked pizza.
Justice for Rochester!! Great video, more Robbie and Stunt Pegg.
The nursery rhyme The Grand Old Duke of York came from the Battle of Wakefield there. Richard marched down the hill thinking the Lancashire Army had gone. He was beheaded, his head put on a spike with a paper crown and it was stuck on a spike at one of the Barrs (Gates) in York.
Those cheese straws from cooplands are phenomenal. 10/10 would recommend
You two are the epitome of british awkwardness and i absolutley love it
Ha ha. Thanks!
As a wakefield native, its surreal seeing the underappreciated (not really) locations i frequent often being represented in a huge piece of media such as a Robbie Knox video.
All we had before was a brief mention in the M. Night Shyamalan movie Signs.
We had a lovely time there!
My first job was as a sales assistant on a Saturday, at Pikes Pets - the pet shop on the corner of the market, where live animals used to roast in a massive plate glass window in the summer.
I bet a big bag of rabbit food costs more than a quid now.
My life has definitely benefited from knowing there are seven different types of bird grit, but I’ve been put off from having pets for the whole of my life after sifting out the left over limbs and organs from out of the hamster cage on a morning.
if you do stoke-on-trent, you have to do Trentham Bakehouse, you can walk along the canal to get there, quite a nice walk - used to be me and my uni friends sunday treat
"This cauliflower phase that we live in" 😂😂
I thought it was so cool the way you played the jazz guitar at Nieve in order for her to be able to eat her cauliflower.
It worked.
I can’t wait to visit Wakefield. I’m a Wakefield Trinity Rugby League fan. Can’t wait to see them play in person. I wear my Wakey kits everywhere. I live outside of Los Angeles. We’re coming up next season.
we meet again fella, you watch these videos often haha?
@@jat2319 Ha. Yeah. Going on a trip and packing my Wakey kit. Shocker against Toulouse.
If you’d have gone down manygates lane you should have sung the song The Grand old Duke of York and would have seen his plinth where the Duke of York died down from the castle, in my old school Manygates middle school.
I've lived in Wakey for almost ten years and loved it! Great people!
I've been here about 23 years. It's not the worst place to live. I love all the nature around. But could be more job opportunities and less arseholes 😂.
Niece is so funny, I didn’t really know if her before the pod, but she’s great
You should go to Newark-on-Trent, a small market town in Nottinghamshire.
Nothing wrong with Wakefield or "Wakey" to the locals, its given us a legend that is Jane McDonald
You should go to Hawes and then visit the highest pub in Britain at Tan Hill
Never mind the cribs.what about bill nelson,one of the best guitarists of modern times.born and bred in wakefield.
Nieve has that classical slapstick kind of comedy that is sorely missed
This lass is really funny. Such dry humour.
Great pairing! same humor. hope you do more collabs!
It's a shame you couldn't have visited 50 years ago when Wakefield was a bustling market town and people came by the tripload to visit.
Sorry though, wrong Richard! It was Richard the 3rd Duke of York who died at Wakefield and not King Richard III, he died at the battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. King Richard III was also the Duke of Gloucester. The Battle of Wakefield took place in December 1460 (I almost remember it well,).
Did you see the mice carved into the cathedral pews?
For next time Wakefield has lots of great fish and chip shops - it's tradition to sit outside the cathedral and feed the pigeons scraps..
should of come to pontefract nearby. we have a better castle. a big park area and race course. we used to have 2 greggs across from eachother but now its all barber shops. the only haribo factory outside germany was here but its partly moved to castleford now and pontefract cakes are rank. we used to have the most pubs in a square mile in the uk, but we dont now. ummm , harold shipman worked here.....
in fact dont bother its shit. we used to be a proper town
Please give this lady a job in the media working in football..Very talented and knows her stuff, great video thanks 👍
Hey up robbie. Get jack and stevie up and get on the Westgate run experience, you'll love it 😂😂
You are amazing Robbie
Thanks champ.
For info, York Minster is a cathedral despite its name!
Lloyd Griffith is a liar.
I’m from Leeds and my impression was 30 years ago I went on a night out and had to pay £2 for a pint, which was a shock, before I gave £2 to a barmaid and she wanted a 20p as well. Never went back 😀😀😀😀
We NEED to see Hull, I’ll send you a mundane list of things that are here to go and see
"Wakey Wines" absolute classic!
Wakefield is the only place that's made me happy to get home to Peterborough.
This is a series we have to see 🔥 get Barnstaple on the list - you’ve never heard of it but the history there would shock you, used to have it’s own language, used to be a bigger port than Liverpool. Now nothing 😆 Jo Brand described it as the only place in Devon that’s not posh (I raise you Torquay and Brixham but there we are)
I Iive in Wakefield, it's gone down hill over the years, that's why I'm planning to to move to the cotswolds with my family
I don't know about Wakefield but I've just been to York and it's gorgeous. 😍
If im a medieval castle, I can't speak because I'm a castle might be the greatest quote on this channel only rivalled by Jaackmaate had sex with a horse.
Missed out not doing the coal mining museum
We use to climb on the ruins as kids in the 1960’s
Visit Ripon, it's apparently a city.
17:20 Joe Biden is permanently confused.
stuntpegg is so sweet and funny ❤
She’s excellent!
I'm not sure I can describe what "Wife Material" means, but I know Nieve definitely fits the bill. She's lovely. :3
I’m a Bolton fan who went to uni in Wakefield. So this video resonates well with me.
Love the Tach. Robbie's is good too.
The main question i have from this after having travelled through Wakefield Westgate station and now seeing the cathedral is in Northgate is whats in eastgate and southgate ?
Gareth
Cathedral is not in Northgate it’s in the city centre, Northgate has Queen Elizabeth grammar school and goes our towards Outwood and the M1 to Leeds. Southgate goes out to Doncaster and Barnsley Road Road.
You don't wanna know its a sh.t hole they didn't show u for a reason
Nieve has got to be one of the funniest personalities on UA-cam, what a gal.
Robbie you need to come to the old Capital of England, Winchester!
Hi Robbie. Let me know if you're up this way again & i'll show you around Todmorden & Hebden Bridge. Take care
Nieve really is just getting better and better with age 😵💫
I thought that the grand old Duke of York had 10,000 men? :)
I’m from liverpool and have lived in Wakefield for eight years, what a dump, it’s the land time forgot
I live in Wakefield and I couldn't agree more.
Come to Ripley (Derbyshire one), most English town, also high up on worst towns in the uk 😂
Lived in knottingley and used to go to Wakefield all the time…it’s fine
Come to the Black Country Museum and the Severn Valley Railway!
I rejected cauliflower when I started to have middle-class girlfriends and moved over to broccoli . After decades I decided I had , Had enough of pretending to be a broccoli lover.
And reclaimed my working class devotion to the cauliflower long before it became the new middle-class cauliflower steak frenzy
I think both cauliflower and broccoli can live side by side, irrespective of class.
@@RobbieKnox maybe now but in late 80s and the 90s , the broccoli was the new kid on the block beloved of the middle-class Cauliflower was clearly the working class vegetable.
Great video. Of course, the spicehead running past screaming wakey wines is to round it out and sums up the city's people
Would imagine there is more to do than on a Monday in manningtree
Anymore ski videos coming bruv?
Currently in the Alps!
@@RobbieKnox baller, looking forward to it. Big mountains no kidz 4 !
Nieve is so funny, she’s like the new Diane Morgan
Please do Winchester next
Cooplands Cheese straws bang
Was a decent straw.
It's definitely a cathedral, the statue is a character from a children's book
Do Huddersfield next!!!
How can you go to Wakefield and not go to the mining museum.
Too far out of Wakey to properly count.
Yes to be fair it is a bit on the outskirts.
Wakefield is a shadow of its former self but it's nice to see some positive views
Looks like my ancestors left Britain a nice city.
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Yes, my real name.
Blessings.
Birmingham was the first place to get city status without a cathedral 😀
Great fact!
The art gallery is free for everyone
Its so weird seing my local city on UA-cam 😅