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kippax_blueboy said:
I was on Cheadle High Street the other day shopping for about an hour and half ....... counted seven City replica shirts/polo shirts during that time .. no rag ones.
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I was on Cheadle High Street the other day shopping for about an hour and half ....... counted seven City replica shirts/polo shirts during that time .. no rag ones.
charliebigspuds
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marsy was here said:longsight gorton moston langley openshaw .. bluebluebannana said:was just wondering were do people think are the highest proportion of city fans in manchester? ( were are their a lot of city fans )
Im from wythenshawe only moved from their about five years ago and their were a lot of city fans there, same with now i live in cheadle hulme ( tbf not in manchester) and their are a lot. what about places like gorton, moss side, any where else in the city.
btw Im not obsessed with all man city fans come form manchester ;)
they do though ;D
Middleton in general has a very large blue following, around 70% I reckon
charliebigspuds
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BlueMo' said:Langley( Collyhurst refugees) is or was blue.
thats true Langley has a very big City following, also Hattersley. My Dad is from Gorton and my Mum Collyhurst and they both grew up on Langley. As far as I know when they moved everyone out of the "slums" in these areas they all moved to Langley or Hattersley. If you go into The Townley before and after each game you will find a load of Langley/Middleton blues in the room to the left as you walk in.
Them lads used to take over St Crispins on match days too. Great set of lads.charliebigspuds said:BlueMo' said:Langley( Collyhurst refugees) is or was blue.
thats true Langley has a very big City following, also Hattersley. My Dad is from Gorton and my Mum Collyhurst and they both grew up on Langley. As far as I know when they moved everyone out of the "slums" in these areas they all moved to Langley or Hattersley. If you go into The Townley before and after each game you will find a load of Langley/Middleton blues in the room to the left as you walk in.
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This is the report done in 2001:
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.e-space.mmu.ac.uk/e-space/bitstream/2173/12506/1/seasonticketreport%20-%20brown1.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.e-space.mmu.ac.uk/e-space/bi ... brown1.pdf</a>
Both City and the Rags capacities have increased since the report was done.
City by around 13k by the move to our new Stadium.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.e-space.mmu.ac.uk/e-space/bitstream/2173/12506/1/seasonticketreport%20-%20brown1.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.e-space.mmu.ac.uk/e-space/bi ... brown1.pdf</a>
Both City and the Rags capacities have increased since the report was done.
City by around 13k by the move to our new Stadium.
ColinBellsjockstrap
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Manchester/Stockport/Tameside/Rossendale/Bury etc... City.
Essex....Rags
lol!
Essex....Rags
lol!
peoffrey
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charliebigspuds said:BlueMo' said:Langley( Collyhurst refugees) is or was blue.
thats true Langley has a very big City following, also Hattersley. My Dad is from Gorton and my Mum Collyhurst and they both grew up on Langley. As far as I know when they moved everyone out of the "slums" in these areas they all moved to Langley or Hattersley. If you go into The Townley before and after each game you will find a load of Langley/Middleton blues in the room to the left as you walk in.
I grew up in Midd and still have Family there yet most from my generation weren't Blue. They were the other one. The older Football Fans were more often Blue and I'd imagine that might be the same for the younger ones now we're finally an attractive proposition to support but - I'd never consider Middleton as a big Blue area.
I can see the Langley flag inside the ground from my seat!
Innsbruckblue
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I grew up in Chorlton and it's pretty much always been 50-50. Then again, it's right between Stretford and Moss Side.
peoffrey said:charliebigspuds said:BlueMo' said:Langley( Collyhurst refugees) is or was blue.
thats true Langley has a very big City following, also Hattersley. My Dad is from Gorton and my Mum Collyhurst and they both grew up on Langley. As far as I know when they moved everyone out of the "slums" in these areas they all moved to Langley or Hattersley. If you go into The Townley before and after each game you will find a load of Langley/Middleton blues in the room to the left as you walk in.
I grew up in Midd and still have Family there yet most from my generation weren't Blue. They were the other one. The older Football Fans were more often Blue and I'd imagine that might be the same for the younger ones now we're finally an attractive proposition to support but - I'd never consider Middleton as a big Blue area.
I can see the Langley flag inside the ground from my seat!
Midd is defo blue
At least 2/3rds