wearethesouthstand
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Re: Manc or not
manc born st marys
also my dad and his dad were blues
manc born st marys
also my dad and his dad were blues
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Manc or not (Merged)
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ralphbrand
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Re: Manc or not
Manc xGorton long time ago, now living just outside Kettering.
Manc xGorton long time ago, now living just outside Kettering.
bainy
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Re: Manc or not
Not...born hope hospital salford, bred lower broughton then ordsall then higher broughton. Now seeking asylum in sheffield (since 1990) - got 3 son's all yorkshire born...all blues, all season ticket holders, all CTID!!
Not...born hope hospital salford, bred lower broughton then ordsall then higher broughton. Now seeking asylum in sheffield (since 1990) - got 3 son's all yorkshire born...all blues, all season ticket holders, all CTID!!
billymeredith1908
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Re: Manc or not
manchester
USA
manchester
USA
slicky202
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Re: Manc or not
not
from south wales. late getting into football was 15, club and fans had a great reputation and as a bonus everyone hates the scum, nice to talk to people with the same distaste for them as i have.
getting more and more hooked everyday by city & may be attending my first derby game soon if my friend dont let me down with the tickets. very excited
not
from south wales. late getting into football was 15, club and fans had a great reputation and as a bonus everyone hates the scum, nice to talk to people with the same distaste for them as i have.
getting more and more hooked everyday by city & may be attending my first derby game soon if my friend dont let me down with the tickets. very excited
jitsubluedan
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Re: Manc or not...(2)....
jitsubluedan Post subject: Re: city supporters outside manchester.Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:20 pm
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Location: Cheadle KentBlue wrote:
If your chest swells with pride everytime you see a City shirt, if you feel a surge of immense satisfaction when City win a game and if you feel almost suicidal when we lose and they win - then you're a Blue.
Through to the core.
Top comment that just about sums up what it means to be a Blue - whether or not you were born here.
I'm Manchester born and bred and I have to say that reading all your posts makes me proud to have you as fellow supporters. In fact, I would think it's been easier for me over the years (I'm over 40!) to be a Blue because it was one choice or the other (although I'd have to say I didn't choose the easy option as all my family are rag supporters!). The fact that you all chose City when it would have been far easier to go for a more successful non-local team proves you're all made of the right stuff.
As for newbies - welcome aboard - you will be the foundation of our growing fanbase for the future, which is necessary to sustain our beloved club. The only thing I ask is that you show your support with decorum - don't be like the plastic supporters of other clubs who snigger and belittle other teams, who boast and brag - that to me is not being a fan and that's when you will be classed as a glory-hunter.
A similar topic has been raised before and my previous reply still stands...
jitsubluedan Post subject: Re: city supporters outside manchester.Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 3:20 pm
Joined: Tue Jan 06, 2009 7:57 pm
Posts: 115
Location: Cheadle KentBlue wrote:
If your chest swells with pride everytime you see a City shirt, if you feel a surge of immense satisfaction when City win a game and if you feel almost suicidal when we lose and they win - then you're a Blue.
Through to the core.
Top comment that just about sums up what it means to be a Blue - whether or not you were born here.
I'm Manchester born and bred and I have to say that reading all your posts makes me proud to have you as fellow supporters. In fact, I would think it's been easier for me over the years (I'm over 40!) to be a Blue because it was one choice or the other (although I'd have to say I didn't choose the easy option as all my family are rag supporters!). The fact that you all chose City when it would have been far easier to go for a more successful non-local team proves you're all made of the right stuff.
As for newbies - welcome aboard - you will be the foundation of our growing fanbase for the future, which is necessary to sustain our beloved club. The only thing I ask is that you show your support with decorum - don't be like the plastic supporters of other clubs who snigger and belittle other teams, who boast and brag - that to me is not being a fan and that's when you will be classed as a glory-hunter.
A similar topic has been raised before and my previous reply still stands...
Ricster
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Re: Manc or not
Not, but used to live in Rochdale and my dad is a Blue
Not, but used to live in Rochdale and my dad is a Blue
Bluebird1
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Re: Manc or not
Manc - born in Crumpsall Hospital.
Manc - born in Crumpsall Hospital.
carloranieri
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Re: Manc or not
Manc - well Urmston
Manc - well Urmston
PowderBlue
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Re: Manc or not
Almost - Oldham, Alex Park. Moved to Blackpool with my parents as a kid. SC holder with a 100 mile round trip for home games and 4 PL clubs closer than Eastlands (Burnley, Blackburn, Wigan, Notlob)
Almost - Oldham, Alex Park. Moved to Blackpool with my parents as a kid. SC holder with a 100 mile round trip for home games and 4 PL clubs closer than Eastlands (Burnley, Blackburn, Wigan, Notlob)