Indaparkside
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No half and half scarfs
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Political protests outside ground
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Blue Maverick
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No but I did see a zebra crossing.Were any of them wearing zebra pants by any chance?
BlueMoonRisin’
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I think the protesters are the ones in danger if they start trouble at a football match. I remember The National Front trying it on at Maine Road and they got a good hiding, and rightly so.Who should I contact at City to complain about Political protests outside the ground. There is no need to mix football with politics and terrorism. I'm concerned that these protests could bring extremists to the vicinity and endanger Manchester City fans.
Angry post against political bollocks from someone looking at a football forum's political thread...Why the bullshit post, I along with the majority of fans go to watch and enjoy a Footy game and I certainly don't want to listen to these cunts and there Political bollocks.
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The Future’s Blue!
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What were they protesting about?
TinFoilHat
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The club announced they were chip barms...What were they protesting about?
MadchesterCity
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What does this even mean?Sunak's mad Downing Street speech doing its work.
The blue phantom
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So WTF has a protest outside got to do with you enjoying and watching the game inside?Why the bullshit post, I along with the majority of fans go to watch and enjoy a Footy game and I certainly don't want to listen to these cunts and there Political bollocks.
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blue b4 the moon
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I do lean to their side but, do it away from the ground as the OP said it could encourage a counter demo or worse.
I did notice the some of them had ear defenders on......if we've got to hear the noise they're creating so should they too.
We were going to watch the coach arrival from that area but due to my lads job RAF we had to move as it'd not look good caught on camera. I know that's a bit minor miscellaneous however, it's something we couldn't do from where we wanted at our own ground.
I did notice the some of them had ear defenders on......if we've got to hear the noise they're creating so should they too.
We were going to watch the coach arrival from that area but due to my lads job RAF we had to move as it'd not look good caught on camera. I know that's a bit minor miscellaneous however, it's something we couldn't do from where we wanted at our own ground.
journolud
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Ah well what I did you see, and you and the OP might want to try it, is when I came to them I just walked past without engaging, just like I do when I come to the clowns selling half and half scarfs and the band playing by the East stand entrance. WtcWhy the bullshit post, I along with the majority of fans go to watch and enjoy a Footy game and I certainly don't want to listen to these cunts and there Political bollocks.
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I guess I might have underestimated the likelihood of extremists being attracted to the vicinity but I found the protesters to be unthreatening in themselves and didn’t seem to be forcing anyone to talk to them.