How times change

[Jake The Muss]

Re: How things change

We appear alot in the Spanish speaking world, Aguerro is loved!

Also everyone loves an underdog, we are like that underdog that came good

is mexican similar to spanish?

no spanish is stimulation of your member between a woman's funbags...well it was in the kiev brass house.

-- Wed Jul 04, 2012 8:44 pm --

Did they offer you a camel for the mrs....did with mine but couldn't get it through customs.

Only one? offered a few for mine ;)

yes they love hairy women

Haha quality mate. Got offered a bong pipe thing too. Wish i'd taken the offer now

 

[bluevengence]

Just back from two weeks in Skiathos...every waiter reconised
the City crest on my t shirt and whilst visiting a monastary in the hills
i came across a kid from sweden in his City shirt(mad about Balo)
even found a kids City kit in one of the shops in Skiatos town

not a rag top in sight....the times ARE a changin

 

[KPXBLN]

Re: How things change

Ok but you guys get the main point which is that City and not United is first thing they say.

As you say it's a big turnaround. Me and my mate got a boat from Istanbul to Odessa in 2007 and when he was checking our passports the Ukrainian guy looked at our birthplace in our passports and said "Oh, you are both from Manchester United, yes?"

Not any more!

-- Sun Jul 08, 2012 12:33 pm --

Central or Latin.

It is N. America and part of NAFTA evidently. Latino/hispanic population in North America...bit like U.S.A is quickly becoming!!

And Israel is in the Eurovision Song Contest. That said, I've checked online and I was wrong, it is in North America.

Sorry BB85.

Latin America encompasses Mexico too surely, hence the 'latin' part.

 

[Anonymous]

I'm currently away in Mexico on holiday and every time a waiter or street vendor talks to me it is always the same thing.

Them: Are you from England?
Me: Yes Manchester
Them: Manchester City?? Silva, Aguero! Champions!
Me: Yep, thats the one.

Not a single Mexican has mentioned Utd to me. By all accounts when talking to them after, we are considered the team to watch in Latin America.

Who would have thought that just 4 years ago?

Very difficult to believe ....

the out-of-touch rags reckon no-one's heard of us past Lands End!

(Ps .....i spent a few days in Lithuania recently ... and those i spoke to about football were all very much aware of us)