Eccles Blue
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Wow, I thought that City Matters had been disbanded as we never hear anything from them
City Matters thread
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mcfcmatt
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Hope to hear from you soon! Much blue love to you all lolHello to you all, my name is Francesca and I am the LGBTQ+ representative and Vice Chair 2020/21 for City Matters.
I am originally from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, where I followed them as a team and first moved to Manchester as a teenager for university. It was then I fell in love with the place and a massive part of that was Man City but always followed them as I admired the determination and growth over the years.
I am very happy and proud to be serving as a rep for a second season. I hope to continue to help diversity across different demographics, not just LGBTQ+ within City and in turn among football, as it truly is everyone’s game.
I am currently studying a MA in Sports journalism at The University of Salford - a big reason for choosing to study there and to move back to the area was because of Man City.
I hope that any issues or questions you may have you can come straight to me and if I can’t directly deal with it, I will forward it to the appropriate person/people at the Club.
LGBTQ Supporters
www.mancity.com
Eccles Blue
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How influential has Canal Street Blues (CSB) been in connecting the club with it’s LGBTQ+ fan base?
I think CSB is incredibly inclusive - it is a very safe and friendly environment. Again, like the club, they are top of any issues the fans experience and will listen to you.
It is a collaborative effort between us. On their own, they are great and have a huge impact on creating safe spaces for fans to be together at games but also between us all, I think we can make a huge difference.
I think CSB is incredibly inclusive - it is a very safe and friendly environment. Again, like the club, they are top of any issues the fans experience and will listen to you.
It is a collaborative effort between us. On their own, they are great and have a huge impact on creating safe spaces for fans to be together at games but also between us all, I think we can make a huge difference.
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Eccles Blue
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She's obviously on the right course; journalism, as she doesn’t seem to be able to put together a coherent sentence/statement!
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The last CM minutes on the OS, unless they are somewhere else on the OS, were added in March 2022, over a year ago.
Who meet with the club on a monthly (yearly) basis.
www.mancity.com
Who meet with the club on a monthly (yearly) basis.
City Matters Fan Network
City Matters is Manchester City’s new fan network, made up of ten voluntary members, who meet with the Club on a monthly basis.As well as discussing a wide range of issues and topics which are important to fans, the network has been designed to create an environment where ideas and feedback can...
www.mancity.com
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TFC
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Weren't we all Chelsea fans pre 2008?
Mad Eyed Screamer
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It isn't election month.....
Eccles Blue
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I used to search/check regularly but I’ve given up as it was just wasted effort.The last CM minutes on the OS, unless they are somewhere else on the OS, are in March 2022, over a year ago.
Who meet with the club on a monthly (yearly) basis.
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City Matters Fan Network
City Matters is Manchester City’s new fan network, made up of ten voluntary members, who meet with the Club on a monthly basis.As well as discussing a wide range of issues and topics which are important to fans, the network has been designed to create an environment where ideas and feedback can...
Mad Eyed Screamer
Moderator
So Barnsley, to City, to Chelsea.... more confused than Mark GoldbridgeHello to you all, my name is Francesca and I am the LGBTQ+ representative and Vice Chair 2020/21 for City Matters.
I am originally from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, where I followed them as a team and first moved to Manchester as a teenager for university. It was then I fell in love with the place and a massive part of that was Man City but always followed them as I admired the determination and growth over the years.
I am very happy and proud to be serving as a rep for a second season. I hope to continue to help diversity across different demographics, not just LGBTQ+ within City and in turn among football, as it truly is everyone’s game.
I am currently studying a MA in Sports journalism at The University of Salford - a big reason for choosing to study there and to move back to the area was because of Man City.
I hope that any issues or questions you may have you can come straight to me and if I can’t directly deal with it, I will forward it to the appropriate person/people at the Club.
LGBTQ Supporters