mancitymick
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Nice idea, but were the City fans who flew over to Asia in the summer helped out?
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Crowd funding for the Borussia Mönchengladbach fans
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cptaidan88
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Fair enough lads.
Look, I'm a selfish **** at the best of times, and rarely donate to charitable causes and there are hundreds of thousands of more worthy causes. As I said in the OP I was impressed with the Bournemouth fans when they did something similar but there's not enough support to make it worthwhile. No problem.
Maybe as a match going supporter I'm a little more sympathetic to their predicament.
Look, I'm a selfish **** at the best of times, and rarely donate to charitable causes and there are hundreds of thousands of more worthy causes. As I said in the OP I was impressed with the Bournemouth fans when they did something similar but there's not enough support to make it worthwhile. No problem.
Ridicule is required in this case. Its nicer than saying 'fuck off'. The world needs more folk like the op, but if everyone was Jesus there would be no one to hammer the nails into the cross ;-)
Maybe as a match going supporter I'm a little more sympathetic to their predicament.
Tugay One Cup
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Ridicule is required in this case. Its nicer than saying 'fuck off'. The world needs more folk like the op, but if everyone was Jesus there would be no one to hammer the nails into the cross ;-)
Are you kidding me? Being a carpenter I'm guessing he'd love that shit more than Easter eggs.
Tugay One Cup
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Fair enough lads.
Look, I'm a selfish **** at the best of times, and rarely donate to charitable causes and there are hundreds of thousands of more worthy causes. As I said in the OP I was impressed with the Bournemouth fans when they did something similar but there's not enough support to make it worthwhile. No problem.
Maybe as a match going supporter I'm a little more sympathetic to their predicament.
I'm on board.
Helmet Cole
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Tbh I'm a bit of a **** and this probably colours my judgement, but I'd rather give my money to some cat aids charity if I had any to spare.Fair enough lads.
Look, I'm a selfish **** at the best of times, and rarely donate to charitable causes and there are hundreds of thousands of more worthy causes. As I said in the OP I was impressed with the Bournemouth fans when they did something similar but there's not enough support to make it worthwhile. No problem.
Maybe as a match going supporter I'm a little more sympathetic to their predicament.
Helmet Cole
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If everyone gets crucified there is no one left to do the last nail.Are you kidding me? Being a carpenter I'm guessing he'd love that shit more than Easter eggs.
Bewar3them00n
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Isn't it classed as an "act of god"? therefore you should be banging on the Vatican's door, they aren't short of a few Bi££ion !
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As I said in the OP I was impressed with the Bournemouth fans when they did something similar but there's not enough support to make it worthwhile. No problem.
Thanks for showing some empathy. Very much welcome.
But I think it's not really about money.
A Gladbach supporter sittin in a Manchester bar said in a live talk last night 'shit happens, they had a nice day out at their risk and they don't even expect refunds from their club'.
Maybe a warm applause pre match to the rest of their lot would be a nice touch.
That's what easily could be done to show our respect.
blue b4 the moon
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HahaI'm going to bring some Teddy Bears and launch them at the Germans.