BillyShears said:
There's very little logic in what you're saying. At least you confess to not being "a City fan through and through", which at least softens the blow of some of the more incomprehensible things you say. Being a City means that generally you back your players to the hilt. I acknowledge that Bluemoon often gives a skewed view of what supporters think of particular players, but when you're standing up Tevez and Rooney side by side, I'm going to pick Tevez every single time, as I would expect most City fans to do.
It's what being a supporter is all about, and it's what rivalry is all about.
If you don't mind me asking - why did you choose to become a City supporter and when did it happen?
Fair enough, for me, it makes all the sense in the world. I'm all about backing your own players..but I can say that if there's a better player out there than there's a better player out there.
Like I said here. If one of our players crossed over to the dark side it's considered border line treason. It's not the same in football. And I find it hard to believe that a player can so easily swap shirts.
And here we acknowledge great players. You get called bitter and you look bitter if you don't. So I carry that on here. I've no problem saying how good the likes of Messi and even Rooney etc. are. I can't see how a normal football man would want any different, biased or not.
You talk about rivalry, shouldn't that go farther than the fans? If we saw one of the City lads feck off to United, I can't see people saying that's just the professional game. For me the meaning of that rivalry should go further than the fans.
How did I get into following City. Don't know really to be honest, like most Irish fans you don't pick, you fall into it. A few City fans in the family, always more of a hurling head myself, but I like the lads, I'll back the team. They've good heart. I'm just not blind bias which apparently is what people want. Which I wont apologise for. I wont sing about Munich
and I wont call Rooney to be dropped just because he's a United player, because he's England's best player and ye need him, to win, you need him.
I'll be honest, and I wont apologise for it.