CFG is City Football Group .. which is basically the parent company/umbrella that all the clubs are under. City, NYCFC, Melbourne City and Yokohama (dont own them completely yet)
Thanks mate.
Appreciate that!
CFG is City Football Group .. which is basically the parent company/umbrella that all the clubs are under. City, NYCFC, Melbourne City and Yokohama (dont own them completely yet)
to here .... could be wrong, but think you can only link to n offsite image ....
if you have twitter or facebook or instagram etc, upload it there,
right click on it when its on and should say something like copy image address that will copy the link to the clipboard
then come on here in the post box look for a symbol with a picture frame, then pless Ctrl and V or Cmd and V to paste the link into the pop up box, please enter and the image should be dispayed in the post ...
then submit yuour post ...
thats bascically what i do lol
While the badge has been brought up, what is the meaning of the boat? Of all the years I've supported the club I've never known what it represents.
Wow, didn't expect such an elaborate answer. Thank you very much, @urban genieManchester grew into a major city out of the industrian revolution and the cotton trade the boat is a reference to the world wide trade in goods from that trade and commerce, also the 3rd (right) flag should always face opposite the left and middle flag, the bees on a globe represent the industrial and busy labour force and the shield is a reference to the first duchy of Manchester, but also now used to represent the rivers in more modern times
The 3 lines are symbolic of the three rivers in Manchester get rid of the red rose as keep the river lines. It's Manchester our city our heritage not Lancashire the county.Manchester grew into a major city out of the industrian revolution and the cotton trade the boat is a reference to the world wide trade in goods from that trade and commerce, also the 3rd (right) flag should always face opposite the left and middle flag, the bees on a globe represent the industrial and busy labour force and the shield is a reference to the first duchy of Manchester, but also now used to represent the rivers in more modern times
Wow, didn't expect such an elaborate answer. Thank you very much, @urban genie
try pressing on the image you want ... it may give you options of what to do with that image ... depends on your smart fone. ...