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City's Global Fanbase
- Thread starter IanBishopsHaircut
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I am aware cheers. Just messing around. I know the Glazers are Amish.I am sure you are fully aware that the Quakers are nothing to do with the Mormons ;-)
How do you feel when you are about to tell someone you support "Manchester... " and before you can finish, they come back with "United".
JJ
I remember when I first started going abroad, all you had to say was that you were English and people would start shouting Bobby Charlton at you. These days, more often than not you say you're from Manchester and people ask if you're City or Utd / Blue or Red. And it feels just fine :)
wagonman
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I am aware cheers. Just messing around. I know the Glazers are Amish.
Pretty sure you knew but...
I never knew that they were Amish.. thanks for the information.
That must be why they "bought" a club hailing from the past, devoid of any modernity in their stadium and with players that have the pace of a pony and trap.
JJ
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I know the Glazers are Amish.
Amish? I thought they were Jewish.
Mind you the Amish have no spark of electricity, and are reliant on carthorses,
so as Rags benefactors you may be right.
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Started supporting city back in 2008 and slowly but surely support has been consistently on the rise here in pak, now there are social media city pages from pak with considerable following, you also do get to see fans in city tops and city shirts are available on sale on every top sports shop aswell. Club deserves huge credit for the way they have gone about their business as per global fan base is concerned. With more success in the future it will definitely increase, a cl title will help massively
That's not trueAmish? I thought they were Jewish.
Mind you the Amish have no spark of electricity, and are reliant on carthorses,
so as Rags benefactors you may be right.
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That's not true
Quite right they're Jamish.
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What's not true?That's not true
I thought the Glazers were Jewish, but could be wrong, Rags have no spark and now resemble carthorses,
to my mind, but hey-ho.