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went to colombia last year- going again this year. ( the mrs is colombian). its a proper mad country, the roads are totally chaotic and the poverty there is horrendous. got to say too, that the people are really friendly and generous. bogota is a cool city in the centre, lots to see and do. the...

top thread- certainly makes you think about the ones we've alle lost. i'm particularly thinking about my uncle dek, carl and fred. our time has come lads!!!!!!

gotta be porridge for me

totally with you, wired- i'll be there on may day. always find it incredible how people doff their caps to the rich and privileged but hate their own. i'm a working class joiner and on may day i feel pride in the work and skills of my trade. it's up to you which is worth celebrating...

through the summer, we saw great humanitarian work being done by the club and players in different countries, (big vinny, bellers, swp etc). obviously they can do things on a different level- a few more quid than the rest of us! but all the fundraising for this project shows what can be achieved...

so proud of the work done in our name by c.i.t.c. , like the barcelona phrase 'mas que un club' , that is what we are- more than a club. brilliant stuff city!

as you can see, hardly ever moved enough to post anything- buttttttttttttt, for fcucks sake, old fish face platt?????????? next to fergiescum, possibly my most hated person in football. bitter red twat, never a good word for city, what a piece of shit he is. do one platt, you twat

just seems to me that players like vinny are a dying breed- loves his football but uses his status to change peoples lives in a positive way. similar to neddy, deserves respect, surely captain material???

hello people, first time poster here- been reading as a guest for ages! also first time i really felt the need to add my input, just read this article about bellers and seen the top videos of vinny in congo on the os. makes you feel humble and proud that some players try to give something back...