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Manchester City or Manchester United ?
30 September 2007, 06:11 PM
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30 September 2007, 08:22 PM
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I'm a Liverpool fan born and bred
MrsD is a City fan I wouldn't even have gone out with her if she'd been a red manc
Does that answer your question
MrsD is a City fan I wouldn't even have gone out with her if she'd been a red manc
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30 September 2007, 08:31 PM
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I personally cant be doing with Man Utd Glory hunting Prawn Sandwich eating Box owning part time fans,
But they pale into insignificance compared to bitter, chip on shoulder, dour faced, resigned, miserable, persecution complected, grim faced, mean spirited City fans.
But they pale into insignificance compared to bitter, chip on shoulder, dour faced, resigned, miserable, persecution complected, grim faced, mean spirited City fans.
30 September 2007, 09:39 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by pete higham
im a st holder at old trafford
poor you!
Yes, just imagine, while you were watching a breathtaking United side win countless Premierships, FA Cups and even the Champions League, you could have been sitting at Maine Road watching dull as dishwater City in division 2!
Originally Posted by pete higham
im a st holder at old trafford
poor you!
Yes, just imagine, while you were watching a breathtaking United side win countless Premierships, FA Cups and even the Champions League, you could have been sitting at Maine Road watching dull as dishwater City in division 2!
30 September 2007, 10:16 PM
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You cant ask an Oldham fan this question. City are big rivals but everybody is welcome to Boundary park apart from United fans. FACT!
30 September 2007, 11:44 PM
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Live in Manchester, therefore can only be a red. Although I do love hearing the bitters advertise for fans on XFM and the Revolution. Manchester is blue my ****, more like Manchester has many empty blue seats.
The most exciting team and best prospects you lot have had for 30 years and you stil can't be arsed to fill your stadium.
The most exciting team and best prospects you lot have had for 30 years and you stil can't be arsed to fill your stadium.
01 October 2007, 08:58 AM
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Manchester has ALWAYS been a blue city, everyone knows that
Bet you drink shandys too dont you
01 October 2007, 09:06 AM
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01 October 2007, 09:14 AM
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01 October 2007, 09:17 AM
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) But you can't help but be impressed by the fact they got 40,000 regularly when they were in Div2 a few years back.
01 October 2007, 12:44 PM
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My god there are some deluded people on this thread.
Firstly, I am Manchester born and bred. I currently have an M4 postcode which is city centre - so I am hardly a southener!
Secondly, City fans are hardly loyal, as mentioned earlier in this thread they still don't fill their stadium despite actually playing good football this season (less than 92% average this season).
Unsurprisingly, the only full capacity game this season so far at the Boo Camp was against us.
Finally having lived here for 27 years I'm certain that there are more reds in Manchester than blues, despite what the deluded bitter losers will tell you.
One more thing...
Firstly, I am Manchester born and bred. I currently have an M4 postcode which is city centre - so I am hardly a southener!
Secondly, City fans are hardly loyal, as mentioned earlier in this thread they still don't fill their stadium despite actually playing good football this season (less than 92% average this season).
Unsurprisingly, the only full capacity game this season so far at the Boo Camp was against us.
Finally having lived here for 27 years I'm certain that there are more reds in Manchester than blues, despite what the deluded bitter losers will tell you.
One more thing...
01 October 2007, 12:49 PM
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This whole Man Utd fans don't live in Manchester cracks me up, it's just that Man Utd has far more fans than City worldwide, so logically they live all over the place. City fans just interpret that as meaning no-one in Manchester actually supports United!
01 October 2007, 12:51 PM
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Less than 92% average? - So, what thier stadium is 91% full as an average? In a ground that holds 47,000 Sounds pretty good to me! In fact, It sounds like their core support is unchanged - In otherwords, no glory hunting supporters
- So, what thier stadium is 91% full as an average? In a ground that holds 47,000 Sounds pretty good to me! In fact, It sounds like their core support is unchanged - In otherwords, no glory hunting supporters
