New supporters/interest in City.

[Ticket For Schalke]

Theres quite a few nobs on here who think joining a forum gives them the right to call our great club theirs, when 5 years ago, the cunts didnt even know there were 2 teams with Manchester in their name.

i was supporting city before your dad left primary school, what does that make you?

behave.

My dad would be 61 if alive, so how you work that out is beyond me.

 

[Bill]

Theres quite a few nobs on here who think joining a forum gives them the right to call our great club theirs, when 5 years ago, the cunts didnt even know there were 2 teams with Manchester in their name.

i was supporting city before your dad left primary school, what does that make you?

behave.

My dad would be 61 if alive, so how you work that out is beyond me.

i'm old and i bet i'm not far off my comment, the point i was making is we have all been new blues at some point, regardless of when we discovered bluemoon or where our occupation/family life takes us.

you were far too rude to fellow blues.

 

[mickeystenners]

Wonder if I could get a North Wales City fan club going, the only ones I know are the four of us who take turns driving to games, would be f**king luxury to come on a bus, and us all to be able to have a drink together, better still does anyone from these hills go to watch City and is teatotal, thinking on I don't think if they are a City fan they won't drink...driven to it.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

What really matters at the moment are the kids. We lost a generation to united. Are we reversing that trend yet? I don't know, anyone with kids in Manchester schools?

 

[Ticket For Schalke]

i was supporting city before your dad left primary school, what does that make you?

behave.

My dad would be 61 if alive, so how you work that out is beyond me.

i'm old and i bet i'm not far off my comment, the point i was making is we have all been new blues at some point, regardless of when we discovered bluemoon or where our occupation/family life takes us.

you were far too rude to fellow blues.

if you were aware if which posters i was reffering to, you would of agreed.

 

[citytillidie24]

I work with alot of US bands with my job, and quite a few are always curious why I'm so obsessed with City. Quite a few of the lads are now blues and I think that's great. It's on the rise in the US to an extent I think.

 

[Bill]

My dad would be 61 if alive, so how you work that out is beyond me.

i'm old and i bet i'm not far off my comment, the point i was making is we have all been new blues at some point, regardless of when we discovered bluemoon or where our occupation/family life takes us.

you were far too rude to fellow blues.

if you were aware if which posters i was reffering to, you would of agreed.

we still have a coc steve, you know me i hate plastics from any club but we have to expect and embrace "new" fans.
i know how blue you are and how it gets to you.

 

[mcfc-mark]

its not new fans i, and i suspect others have a problem with. to me being a city fan is a great personality trait, one devoid of arrogance and expectance and thriving on every situation in life, expecting the unexpected('typical city' a perfect example.) regardless of when any said person starts supporting city, they are making a choice of not only a football club but adding a whole new dimension entirely to your personality. in contrast to the other choice of choosing the rags who lets face it, are as it stands guaranteed at least one trophy a season, decent cup runs and very little defeat. it would be the easy option by far, as even the most tactically unaware 'fan' can hide behind the brash, safety in numbers policy the rags have adopted. so i for one welcome any new fan for standing up to the perceived order of things. okay, so they haven't been through the hard times like most of us but as sure as i know city, there are bound to be bumps on the road to success. what i can't be doing with is masses of 'blues' coming out of the woodwork after we win something, wearing their shirts like they're proud. i've been a blue since birth and been loud and proud about the fact, getting alot of stick along the way as you can imagine, so i ALWAYS notice a city top/car/tat when i see one. unfortunately i've seen about 60% more lately and these are the fans i worry about personally, rather have somebody who was oblivious to the dark times rather than somebody who put their head down and chose to ignore them.

 

[dowty]

its not new fans i, and i suspect others have a problem with. to me being a city fan is a great personality trait, one devoid of arrogance and expectance and thriving on every situation in life, expecting the unexpected('typical city' a perfect example.) regardless of when any said person starts supporting city, they are making a choice of not only a football club but adding a whole new dimension entirely to your personality. in contrast to the other choice of choosing the rags who lets face it, are as it stands guaranteed at least one trophy a season, decent cup runs and very little defeat. it would be the easy option by far, as even the most tactically unaware 'fan' can hide behind the brash, safety in numbers policy the rags have adopted. so i for one welcome any new fan for standing up to the perceived order of things. okay, so they haven't been through the hard times like most of us but as sure as i know city, there are bound to be bumps on the road to success. what i can't be doing with is masses of 'blues' coming out of the woodwork after we win something, wearing their shirts like they're proud. i've been a blue since birth and been loud and proud about the fact, getting alot of stick along the way as you can imagine, so i ALWAYS notice a city top/car/tat when i see one. unfortunately i've seen about 60% more lately and these are the fans i worry about personally, rather have somebody who was oblivious to the dark times rather than somebody who put their head down and chose to ignore them.

I think you are missing the point. It is the clubs and the owners ambition to grow this club to the levels of utd, real, inter, etc to do this we need to grow our fanbase. You talk about the fake fans, but what about their children and their children who might be born a true blue. Somebody has already talked about the kids and i cant agree more

 

[sickboyblue]

Wonder if I could get a North Wales City fan club going, the only ones I know are the four of us who take turns driving to games, would be f**king luxury to come on a bus, and us all to be able to have a drink together, better still does anyone from these hills go to watch City and is teatotal, thinking on I don't think if they are a City fan they won't drink...driven to it.

I'm pretty sure there's an osc branch in Abergele.