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BringBackSwales
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A banner? Respect the minutes silence and no silly chanting but why a banner?Ban them for me.
Hope the blues going old Trafford next week have a banner for Charlton showing nothing but respect & that most city fans show respect the right way
trevorriley
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probably the most dull atmosphere this season in the prem.
what was going on, 37 mins and a mass of fans going to the bar, by 40 mins in lower SS it looked like 30% had gone. The team was going for a third goal, doku was on fire, but fans turn their back and go for a pint.
what was going on, 37 mins and a mass of fans going to the bar, by 40 mins in lower SS it looked like 30% had gone. The team was going for a third goal, doku was on fire, but fans turn their back and go for a pint.
Because a few idiots have made us look like idiots before a derby. The press will love this & it will motivate their players. A banner takes the sting out of it all in my opinion. Let the press show how great blues can beA banner? Respect the minutes silence and no silly chanting but why a banner?
Cheadle_hulmeBlue
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Because a few idiots have made us look like idiots before a derby. The press will love this & it will motivate their players. A banner takes the sting out of it all in my opinion. Let the press show how great blues can be
Who gives a fck about the press? and why would be so eager to impress them.
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trevorriley
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why cant the club say they are investigating football fans that sang songs on the concourse. End of, do it the scouser way !
pride in battle
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I've called a few out and have been going for nearly 50 years...if you go 10 minutes early when we are down to 10 men and the lads need support you are a fan, not a supporter.I’m not sure how old some of super fans on here are but City fans (as fans of other clubs also) have always left early. It’s never been any different. They used to open the big gates behind the Kippax at Maine Road 20 minutes before the end of the game and people were streaming out. I know that for sure because as kids we used to run in to watch the end of the game. Like a lot of fans on here I’ve been watching City for well over 50+ years and have never, ever heard anyone being called out for leaving early at the ground on match day. Never. That tells me it’s not really and issue with match going fans than it is on this forum with a handful of posters who want to prove that they are the biggest blues that ever lived. You really do have to laugh when some JCL comes and tells you that you are a ‘fan’ and not a ‘supporter’ because you leave 2 minutes before the end of the game after 57 years. Absolutely fucking laughable. It really is.
pride in battle
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Not watch the Merseyside Derby? Absolute morgue...probably the most dull atmosphere this season in the prem.
what was going on, 37 mins and a mass of fans going to the bar, by 40 mins in lower SS it looked like 30% had gone. The team was going for a third goal, doku was on fire, but fans turn their back and go for a pint.
GortonBlue62
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The game on Saturday was on a knife edge.I've called a few out and have been going for nearly 50 years...if you go 10 minutes early when we are down to 10 men and the lads need support you are a fan, not a supporter.
Three precious points in jeopardy and people are leaving with 5 minutes to go.
I'll never understand it.
Pathetic!Congratulations pal, your superfan badge is in the post