I miss the Manchester Coat of Arms on cup final shirts

[tomMCFC29]

Get that big fucking slave ship off the badge asap.

The Manchester ship: The Guardian is plain wrong

Jonathan Schofield explores the real reason behind that superb ship on buildings and football badges

confidentials.com

pack it in

 

[paska]

Surely it would be good for the commercial side too; a sh-tload of extra merchandise to sell, and a big fanfare/marketing who-harr

 

[blue44]

couldn't give 2 fucks as long as we beat them bastards

 

[burning blue soul]

"We are selling the club to international fans. The Manchester coa will just confuse and dilute the MCFC brand logo."

Not my words, but the words of some pr prick somewhere paid to give advice.

There is zero chance we play in this. Zero.

 

[yatesy94.]

Annoys me how that lot wear MCR Coat of Arms in finals. There's only one club from Manchester and it's Manchester City FC.

 

[halfcenturyup]

Will be a bit of a kick in the bollocks if United come out with the Manchester coat of arms and City don't. Test coming up for the management.

I know Manchester means nothing to these guys but they must have some remaining respect for the local fan base, surely?

 

[christened at st marks]

Get that big fucking slave ship off the badge asap.

Really thought it was a symbol of the Manchester ship canal which was built for the industrial revolution.
You know the big ships sailed on the alley alley oh, on the last day of September, or do you.

 

[Shaelumstash]

We must wear the CoA at Wembley.

It’s not only tradition, it’s also essential to remind the opposition where they come from (or don’t, for that matter).

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Annoys me how that lot wear MCR Coat of Arms in finals. There's only one club from Manchester and it's Manchester City FC.

The Moston Rag Socks have it on their shirt too.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

City should wear the Coat of Arms like we have on eleven occasions at Wembley.




And United should wear their eagle now they’ve claimed it back