He was born there. I was born in Manchester if I had moved to anywhere else soon after I would still always be a Mancunian. :)Bit of a push to say he’s “from” Blackpool. He was born there when his mother lived there briefly after been evacuated during the war,
Said this before but the upward arc of our curve on shirt sales is rapidly catching the istree clubs. Whether it will ever catch depends on ours and theirs future success’s.I live abroad and have done a fair bit of traveling recently in the UK and also in Asia. City kits/fans especially the young'uns are absolutely everywhere. Utd and Liverpool still ahead but we are catching up.
I agree. Though I think we were becoming a big name among the younger set for a few years of late. Then came Haaland.Said this before but the upward arc of our curve on shirt sales is rapidly catching the istree clubs. Whether it will ever catch depends on ours and theirs future success’s.
For all their talk of history, foreigners and even british kids dont care that they USED to be good. They care about the now, and the NOW is ickle ciddy
He was born there. I was born in Manchester if I had moved to anywhere else soon after I would still always be a Mancunian. :)
Okay hands up.Visions of the stories in the 70s and 80s, that were always in the paper of pregnant Yorkshire women flying home from holidays early to make sure their sons were born in Yorkshire and qualified to play for the cricket team.
Total and utter world superstarI agree. Though I think we were becoming a big name among the younger set for a few years of late. Then came Haaland.