billymumphrey
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Out of interest - how much money on top of what you already spend on City do you donate to the club out of your own generosity?
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Noel Gallagher on Talksport
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Out of interest - how much money on top of what you already spend on City do you donate to the club out of your own generosity?
George Hannah
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http://talksport.com/radio/listen-again/1456783200# about 18 minutes inI know theres a Talksport thread but he's just done a class interview on Talksport with Goldstein & Cundy.
Talked about him meeting Silva for the first time yesterday, Silva came up to him said he appreciates that Noel always speaks well of him in the media and gave him his match shirt! Talked about how much of a legend Yaya has been for us.
He also said he tried to have a cheeky word about next season with Vinny and Vinny was having none of it. Apparently he's so focused on trying to get his hands on the league title that he won't talk about anything else. It appears that we may be in for an exciting finish to this season if Vinny is that fired up!
I'm sure the interview will be on Talksport's website at some point. Worth a listen.
Dubai Blue
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So on top of him being a dick for having the temerity to leave Manchester, he's now also a dick for not investing his hard-earned cash into an utter shambles of a football club. I wouldn't have done so either if I was in his shoes.No your not,I mean OK there is nothing wrong with a club having "celebrity fans",but I think it goes a bit too far with him,TV interviews/Radio,being on the pitch after we won the league,captains armband etc etc,in the dressing room after match,I mean this is the same guy who when asked in their proper hey day about chucking some money our way,said no,but is now held in some high esteem of a can go anywhere scenario,I don't get it me.
andyhinch
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He could have been our Elton John, that worked out well didn't it :-)So on top of him being a dick for having the temerity to leave Manchester, he's now also a dick for not investing his hard-earned cash into an utter shambles of a football club. I wouldn't have done so either if I was in his shoes.
The perfect fumble
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http://talksport.com/radio/listen-again/1456783200# about 18 minutes in
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meeesh
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Out of interest - how much money on top of what you already spend on City do you donate to the club out of your own generosity?
I'll let you know when I become a millionaire,hard to say before reaching that level otherwise
meeesh
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The reason he's invited on the pitch and held in such high regard at the club is down to the fact a lot of the players idolise him. The reason radio and tv want to interview him is because he's box office.
The reason he's slagged by some blues is because he's successful...
There's plenty of "successful" and "celebrity fans" who follow our club mind,but are not in dressing rooms after the games,acting like their a player
IanBishopsHaircut
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Could have worse celebrity fans...imagine having Mick Hucknall and Eamonn Holmes in your corner?
Because they're not invited by the club.There's plenty of "successful" and "celebrity fans" who follow our club mind,but are not in dressing rooms after the games,acting like their a player
meeesh
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He could have been our Elton John, that worked out well didn't it :-)
Certainly did,got a stand named after him,just imagine the Gallagher Brothers Stand at Maine Road,it would of had a certain ring to it.......maybe