Holcombe bloo
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Wow where abouts southern ire? Was in Belfast recently weren’t too many there!
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How many more people will now become City fans?
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Yes, kids are flocking to City in Ireland, kids will always go to the top team and star players and aint that bothered by media nonsense.In Ireland it's still united and Liverpool who have the remote controls in the bars but I'd say amongst kids it's easily 40% City these days.
Mancity1980
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I am currently in Orlando, Florida and I am seeing Haaland city shirts for sale and been worn. The thing that really gets me is whenever I tell Americans where I am from their reaction is “a great sports city” or “Manchester City and United”, that is their first thoughts. That is in contrast to a conversation I had with a couple around Maine Road pre-match 30 years ago when the American lady (in all honesty) said that Americans had heard of Manchester United, but had never heard of Manchester City”.
It really feels like we are witnessing the development of a major global big football club. I wouldn’t change the journey we have been on for the world but you have to wonder if we had the right backing and chairman (not Swales!) decades ago we would have already have been there a long time.
It really feels like we are witnessing the development of a major global big football club. I wouldn’t change the journey we have been on for the world but you have to wonder if we had the right backing and chairman (not Swales!) decades ago we would have already have been there a long time.
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All the kids I see with Haaland jerseys on in the US make me want to chuck a brick at them. I asked one kid a few week sago- "so what's Haaland's first name" - kids said "Sterling, right?"
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Give it another 10 years… we’ll probably have a CFG Irish club… hehIn Ireland it's still united and Liverpool who have the remote controls in the bars but I'd say amongst kids it's easily 40% City these days.
Cork City PleaseGive it another 10 years… we’ll probably have a CFG Irish club… heh
Silva Citizen
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That's from 10 to 99. Be more specific!I think we might sneak into double figures…
LongsightM13
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Wow, Ireland is turning into England then…In Ireland it's still united and Liverpool who have the remote controls in the bars but I'd say amongst kids it's easily 40% City these days.