guy debord
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Maybe if you lot had a beer at the game you wouldn't be such a bunch of moaning cunts
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Etihad Atmosphere - 2022/23
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Manchester33
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Wow, Argentina’s fans have been outstanding so far in the World Cup.
They sing songs quite slowly which means more people can join in. They use drums in a good way. Loads of them stand up and bounce around.
The flags/shirts/scarves waving looks amazing.
They sing songs quite slowly which means more people can join in. They use drums in a good way. Loads of them stand up and bounce around.
The flags/shirts/scarves waving looks amazing.
Wow, Argentina’s fans have been outstanding so far in the World Cup.
They sing songs quite slowly which means more people can join in. They use drums in a good way. Loads of them stand up and bounce around.
The flags/shirts/scarves waving looks amazing.
Absolutely brilliant support.
Gone for a Burton
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They keep it simple, with good,loud, effective rhythm.Wow, Argentina’s fans have been outstanding so far in the World Cup.
They sing songs quite slowly which means more people can join in. They use drums in a good way. Loads of them stand up and bounce around.
The flags/shirts/scarves waving looks amazing.
We should capture some of these anthems....and get Zabba as the songmaster/cappo.
citymad
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oh stop moaning will ya …..hic….hicMaybe if you lot had a beer at the game you wouldn't be such a bunch of moaning cunts
Whilst we’re on the subject of poor support.
Let’s be honest, England’s (FOC) support was sh*t tonight. I think the first England chant was 15 minutes into the game. The next chant was on the 23rd minute. And so on. Compare that to the Argentinian support last night, which was constant across the whole stadium and throughout the game.
England have a good young away following who are into beer, sniff and a fight to thier detriment, but they do make some noise and get behind the team. Unfortunately most can’t afford the cost of the flights and hotels. Some people would say thankfully.
Maybe City should invite a few Senegalese supporters over. On the terraces 2 hours before kick off, chanting, dancing, bongo drums and a brass band playing throughout the game. :-)
Let’s be honest, England’s (FOC) support was sh*t tonight. I think the first England chant was 15 minutes into the game. The next chant was on the 23rd minute. And so on. Compare that to the Argentinian support last night, which was constant across the whole stadium and throughout the game.
England have a good young away following who are into beer, sniff and a fight to thier detriment, but they do make some noise and get behind the team. Unfortunately most can’t afford the cost of the flights and hotels. Some people would say thankfully.
Maybe City should invite a few Senegalese supporters over. On the terraces 2 hours before kick off, chanting, dancing, bongo drums and a brass band playing throughout the game. :-)
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Tim of the Oak
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The Argentina support has been excellent but a big difference is that hundreds of Argentine ultras are being paid to get the atmosphere going at every game. Yea some of the Senegalese fans are tremendous.Whilst we’re on the subject of poor support.
Let’s be honest, England’s (FOC) support was sh*t tonight. I think the first England chant was 15 minutes into the game. The next chant was on the 23rd minute. And so on. Compare that to the Argentinian support last night, which was constant across the whole stadium throughout the game.
England have a good young away following who are into beer, sniff and a fight to thier detriment, but they do make some noise and get behind the team. Unfortunately most can’t afford the cost of the flights and hotels. Some people would say thankfully.
Maybe City should invite a few Senegalese supporters over. On the terraces 2 hours before kick off. Chanting, dancing, playing bongo drums, and a brass band playing throughout the game. :-)
England’s support has been bang average in comparison.
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The Argentina support has been excellent but a big difference is that hundreds of Argentine ultras are being paid to get the atmosphere going at every game. Yea some of theirs Senegalese fans are tremendous.
England’s support has been bang average in comparison.
You can see the Ultras stood up at the front of the stand behind the goal leading the chanting throughout the game. They’ve also brought their instruments, which every Argentinian club fan base has.(on Instagram, etc) The Ultras aside, all the other Argentina fans in every part of the stadium also join in with the chanting, jumping up and down, waving their arms in the air, and waving their shirts and tops in the air.
blue b4 the moon
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You think loads of our lot are going to take off & wave shirts in the air at this time of year in Manchester?.....it's not Newcastle you know.You can see the Ultras stood up at the front of the stand behind the goal leading the chanting throughout the game. They’ve also brought their instruments, which every Argentinian club fan base has.(on Instagram, etc) The Ultras aside, all the other Argentina fans in every part of the stadium also join in with the chanting, jumping up and down, waving their arms in the air, and waving their shirts and tops in the air.
You think loads of our lot are going to take off & wave shirts in the air at this time of year in Manchester?.....it's not Newcastle you know.
Ask Jackie. ;-)