andyhinch
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I've got to wonder what she see in, I'm a right sensitive bastard.
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City live 2015/2016 5th August
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jimharri
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The Sun are cost cutting?He'll be even more gutted to read they weren't there because we've sold them both due to cost cutting in tomorrows sun :)
cleavers
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Don't spoil my already shit jokes !The Sun are cost cutting?
Hampsoninho
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who are the young players in the first team now ? not watched any of it
Denayer, lopes, iheanacho, zuculini and Roberts
Blue Mooner
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Enjoyed it, fantastic what the club now does. Love the production, the innovative ideas and opportunity you give kids to do something they could only dream of. Those two kids backstage will remember that forever. Not sure what those who chose to watch for the full 2 hours then just moan were expecting!?
If I was a kid growing up and I had got the chance to see my hero's in the flesh and show some recognition to all the players across the club I would have been in my element. As a grown adult I simply enjoyed the lighthearted banter and to hear from some of our hero's as well as show our appreciation.
Of course it's daunting for the players and the interviews are never going to be truly insightful, these are footy players not celebrities after all.
Loved the passion that Mike Weddurburn showed for the club. One of the few allies we have in the mainstream media and yet some fans set out to ostracise him.
Well done City, shame that the effort you put in to build fan engagement is not appreciated by the 'too cool for school' element of our fan base.
Keep it up please!
If I was a kid growing up and I had got the chance to see my hero's in the flesh and show some recognition to all the players across the club I would have been in my element. As a grown adult I simply enjoyed the lighthearted banter and to hear from some of our hero's as well as show our appreciation.
Of course it's daunting for the players and the interviews are never going to be truly insightful, these are footy players not celebrities after all.
Loved the passion that Mike Weddurburn showed for the club. One of the few allies we have in the mainstream media and yet some fans set out to ostracise him.
Well done City, shame that the effort you put in to build fan engagement is not appreciated by the 'too cool for school' element of our fan base.
Keep it up please!
Shaelumstash
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Just got home from this. It was awful. Complete waste of time and money. I had a shit halfway through the night that just splattered out. Best bit of the night for me.
Brilliant!
ScottSinclair
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Really?Rumors Kun would switch to #10 this year but they still referred to him as #16. No Dzeko mentioned is further confirmation he's gone.
andyhinch
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Think Ric posted about kun getting the No. Shirt earlierReally?
urban genie
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I went last year on a free ticket and though not particularry my thing enjoyed it, I will admit I went this time to see black rivers for a tenner, and as me mate was taking his lad and wanted someone to chat with if it was bobbins.
It wasn't that bad, I think the change from a Manford type comparing with a comedy set made the first section drag on, also for Mike Wederbern, he's a fan so his professional approach was comprimised, (all the I love you bit to Alex,I would like to think any blue would do to their hero) by being a fan, let's be honest any of us tasked with doing this with our idols would be a bit unprofesional and flustered, the format and room set up had been changed and i think it suffered from that, would I go next year? probably not but I am always swayed by the band at the end
It wasn't that bad, I think the change from a Manford type comparing with a comedy set made the first section drag on, also for Mike Wederbern, he's a fan so his professional approach was comprimised, (all the I love you bit to Alex,I would like to think any blue would do to their hero) by being a fan, let's be honest any of us tasked with doing this with our idols would be a bit unprofesional and flustered, the format and room set up had been changed and i think it suffered from that, would I go next year? probably not but I am always swayed by the band at the end
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