PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

[Eric Hitchmough]

It doesn’t feel imminent.

 

[levets]

2-0, Uwe and Walshy, think about 300 of us went that night

I went on the coach from Chadderton Tavern, they put us in the side paddock.

 

[blue cigar]

I'm from Newton Heath and no longer there. Does than mean I'm not a Manc?

Err they don't play in Manchester and haven't for many years, that's the point..jesus wept

 

[Nightmare Walking]

Newton Heath….that takes me back,being born & bred in Clayton we used to fight them lot in the raids on Clayton vale…

I will write a book about the wars, one day. The Vale is unrecognisable these days, compared to they hey day of the wars.
I have probably tried chucking bricks at your head and called your mum a slag
:-D

 

[Legalamb777]

I will write a book about the wars, one day. The Vale is unrecognisable these days, compared to they hey day of the wars.
I have probably tried chucking bricks at your head and called your mum a slag
:-D

…….and vice versa…very happy days:)

 

[calumdown]

what about gaffer tape?

there are cheaper versions of it nowadays i believe,
duct or gorilla,
but proper gaffer tape!!!
wow.

there's a saying...

if you cannot fix it with gaffer tape,
you are not using enough gaffer tape.

 

[journolud]

More likely we didn’t want our pants pulled down by the ICO

The ICO rarely pull anyone's pants down. Witness the lack of action against the MOD for the Afghan data

 

[1964]

I will write a book about the wars, one day. The Vale is unrecognisable these days, compared to they hey day of the wars.
I have probably tried chucking bricks at your head and called your mum a slag
:-D

tell me if i dreamt this
Was this a thing from the 60s and 70s
did the MEN do a story about the police using a train to get between the two gangs and make arrests
Or have i got wrong time,place and people,

 

[Silva2021]

It doesn’t feel imminent.

Tomorrow

 

[mcfc64]

Tomorrow

Definitely. Maybe

 

[uweuweuwe]

I will write a book about the wars, one day. The Vale is unrecognisable these days, compared to they hey day of the wars.
I have probably tried chucking bricks at your head and called your mum a slag
:-D

my Gran lived at the top on the Newton heath side and when were little we used to watch from the bedroom window. Once my uncle and his mates had scarpered from police who'd turned up, as they crawled through the hedge in the back garden they were confronted by my Gran who just taken down the washing and was holding a long massive piece of wood used for the washing line. Think they'd have stood a better chance against both the cops and claytoners. still makes me laugh to this day

 

[remember arthur mann]

tell me if i dreamt this
Was this a thing from the 60s and 70s
did the MEN do a story about the police using a train to get between the two gangs and make arrests
Or have i got wrong time,place and people,

Correct.

 

[Gazza]

Am sure the FA Cup game in 1977 was a 3-1 win.Our Eccles coach came back without a window from Tyne bridge - probably a brick smashed it.

Nah, it was a Chelsea fan.

 

[levets]

Would that have been around December? Have vague memories of sitting in a toilet in a Manchester hotel on a works xmas do listening to it on my radio

Wed Dec 21st. Night after my works Christmas do.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Err they don't play in Manchester and haven't for many years, that's the point..jesus wept

 

[blue cigar]

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Christ though, some people...they left Manchester around 1915 I think, stretching it a bit to suggest they are a Manchester club. Obviously a red bastard

 

[blue61]

Am sure the FA Cup game in 1977 was a 3-1 win.Our Eccles coach came back without a window from Tyne bridge - probably a brick smashed it.

I was on that coach as well, it was freezing

 

[Nightmare Walking]

tell me if i dreamt this
Was this a thing from the 60s and 70s
did the MEN do a story about the police using a train to get between the two gangs and make arrests
Or have i got wrong time,place and people,

It went on for decades, mate. I done my time on there during the late 80's and early 90's

it was fun.

More police to help combat 'Clayton Wars'

Extra police have been drafted in to patrol Clayton Vale over the Easter period due to a territory war that has spanned decades. The 'Clayton Wars' involve youths from Newton Heath and Clayton fighting over the 'ownership' of Clayton Vale - each side claiming it is their territory.

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

 

[remember arthur mann]

Christ though, some people...they left Manchester around 1915 I think, stretching it a bit to suggest they are a Manchester club. Obviously a red bastard

 

[Bert Swift]

Christ though, some people...they left Manchester around 1915 I think, stretching it a bit to suggest they are a Manchester club. Obviously a red bastard

They were only formed in 1902, 8 years after Manchester City.
City won the FA Cup in 1904 and that lot left for out if town in Old Trafford in 1910.