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Manchester North or South
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dobingsdobber
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Lived in Didsbury 42 years,rags are as scarce as a lost Amazon tribe now.Didsbury was a sad case. When I was young, living in Northenden, Didsbury was solid blue. During our long demise, the rags got a foothold there with red appearing in some pubs. I expect some are still there.
west didsblue
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Station is a rag pub. Everywhere else is blue or neither.Lived in Didsbury 42 years,rags are as scarce as a lost Amazon tribe now.
dobingsdobber
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yep,although a very odd clientele in the station.Only been in once and I had to wipe my feet on the way out.Station is a rag pub. Everywhere else is blue or neither.
Cheadle_hulmeBlue
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Leve in the 60's, 70,s 80,s and 90's was a City area, even though it had a large Irish population that supported United. Now Leve being what Leve is, I haven't got a clue if it's a City or United supporting area.
I wouldn’t say it was either to be honest. The populations/ demographics completely change every few years. Seems to be a lot of people from London who have moved there now.
It’s the same with a lot of these areas, especially on south Manchester. I’d say a lot of city fans have moved further out into greater Manchester
South Manchester for me is the bigger blue area still though