ireland_is__superman said:gh_mcfc said:Thanks very much to the dickheads singing M****h on the way in yesterday, (hopefully not someone who comes on here)
When will you pricks learn ...... Hope you are proud of yourselves
As regards to the first comment your very much welcome
As for the second one proub isnt the word im estatic
wilf9 said:C.T.I.D23 said:Its only a song, you should be more worried about the performance on the pitch. Im not saying i condone that sort of behaviour but there are more important things to worry about.
Numskull, it's only a song. To start off with it's about People dieing. On top of that one of them was a blue.
Frank Victor Swift (26 December 1913 – 6 February 1958), was a football goalkeeper who played for Manchester City and England, born in Blackpool, Lancashire. After starting his career with local clubs, in 1932 he was signed by First Division Manchester City, with whom he played his entire professional career.
Swift broke into the Manchester City first team in 1933, taking part in the club's run to the 1934 FA Cup Final, where the club triumphed 2–1 against Portsmouth. Three years later Swift won a League Championship medal, after playing in every match of Manchester City's championship-winning season. War denied Swift several years of playing in his prime, though during wartime he was chosen to represent his country in international matches. After the war he made his competitive international debut, playing 19 internationals between 1946 and 1949.
Swift retired in 1949, taking up a career in journalism as a football correspondent for the News of the World. He died, aged 44, in the ****** air disaster after reporting on Manchester United's European Cup match against Red Star Belgrade.
He made 376 appearances for City.
glynn said:firstly sorry to hear about your troubles yesterday, try and take it up with united and gmp i would.
secondly, i am not saying singing m****h is ok. but our fans have been singing it for years. and ok people died and got hurt so maybe we shouldn't sing it.
but if we shouldn't sing that then we shouldnt sing about tevez neck scar. because boiling water falling on a ten month old baby is pretty traumatising.
If you want to mock the dead, go and support someone else. We don't want you.ireland_is__superman said:gh_mcfc said:Thanks very much to the dickheads singing M****h on the way in yesterday, (hopefully not someone who comes on here)
When will you pricks learn ...... Hope you are proud of yourselves
As regards to the first comment your very much welcome
As for the second one proud isnt the word im estatic
Dyed Petya said:glynn said:firstly sorry to hear about your troubles yesterday, try and take it up with united and gmp i would.
secondly, i am not saying singing m****h is ok. but our fans have been singing it for years. and ok people died and got hurt so maybe we shouldn't sing it.
but if we shouldn't sing that then we shouldnt sing about tevez neck scar. because boiling water falling on a ten month old baby is pretty traumatising.
Don't know what we were singing about Tevez, but I loathe the M****h stuff. Unfortunately there's a section of our support who insist on doing it, and who maintain that it winds United fans up.
It actually doesn't wind them up. They love it when City fans sing about the disaster because they can all claim the moral high ground and spout on about us. Unfortunately, some of our fans are too stupid to see this and continue to play right into their hands.
wilf9 said:We did actually claim some moral high ground yesterday, when the Clowns were drowned out by our own support. One of may mates, commented on that as soon as I walked into the pub after the game, and he is a united fan sat in the scoreboard end.