Don't forget us Audenshaw blues too ;-)
City football shirts everywhere
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dickie davies
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When i read it, "bloke in a wheelchair wearing a city cap" i immediately thought "John Stones"
Not exactly John le Carré is it ;-)
dronefromsector7G
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You’ve been extremely lucky I’d say. My mum and dad drank in the Dane Bank for years and most of the lads in the vault were reds. We watched the 4-3 Owen game and were surrounded by then
Platt Lane 59
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Very true.
It was like meeting another member of the exclusive, oppressed minority gang...
ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN
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Went Thorpe park with kids last Friday and 6 different families with City tops
One set of lads opened up a gate so we beat the que and when questioned I said I’m not que jumping the lads want to do the Poznan
Happy day
One set of lads opened up a gate so we beat the que and when questioned I said I’m not que jumping the lads want to do the Poznan
Happy day
Tarzan Pancake
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I remember being on a back packing trip around the world in 2004. I rarely saw a city shirt or anything. I arrived in Vietnam and was on the Mekong Delta, waiting to board a boat as a group was getting off. One of the lads getting off had a huge City tattoo on his arm. I shouted "love your tattoo mate" and he came over and we had a quick chin wag about the season which had just ended with another near relegation scrap, but stuffing the rags 4-1 at the then COMS. I saw tons of shirts when I went back to Vietnam early this year.
mexico1970
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Wife wears one as often as you like now, she wasn't a blue until she met me a long time ago but now she's as blue as I am.
thats so true!! in my 20's (1994 -2003) i practically lived in my city shirts and wherever i went on holidays, home or abroad, id get the "bloody hell a man city shirt.....why do u support them they are shit" !!
and then on the very rare occasion you would come across another city shirt and you would just give each other "the look" as we both knew how rare a beast we were :-)
im just outside Cardiff these days and the young kids are city/foden/haaland mad. i still pinch myself seeing young welsh kids in city shirts.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Mick Hucknall says hello
Didn’t he used to be a blue in his childhood?
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he went to ashton 6th form, a mate of mine played in a band with him years ago,said he was a **** even then.
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not a shirt but.... somewhere in Crete/ GreeceEccles Blue
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Eccles Blue
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I was in Hope Hospital today and saw two different men in City shirts. Spoke to one of them but the other was too far away.
However a few minutes later I saw an acquaintance who happens to be a Trafford fan!!
Ah well 3-1 to us. ;-)
However a few minutes later I saw an acquaintance who happens to be a Trafford fan!!
Ah well 3-1 to us. ;-)
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Went to a pub yesterday in Hatfield Doncaster and a 3-4 year old kid in full city kit, said to mate city fans everywhere and he was not happy as he's a donny fan and said glory hunter, I did say he's a 3 year old
