Lovebitesandeveryfing
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And at Fulham they applaud
Oh I'm sorry, I don't believe that! And you'll have us believe that you can lip read them shouting “Jolly good show, old chap… Play up, play up and play the game.”
And at Fulham they applaud
I'm pretty good at putting down or ignoring the media obsessed fans ( often found in pubs ) using the same technique as you. As a non mancunian I often have to battle alone ,as it were.I manage to talk non raving mad social media obsessed, TS listening Sky sport watching simpletons around when engaged in proper conversation where allowed to give my view of being a 48 year old city fan who grew up watching utd win trebles whilst we fought for survival.
The beauty of those who I mention above is they give themselves away within about 5 sentences and I can fuck them off in an instant and let them know the conversation is over.
Sadly the normal are outnumbered by the idiots at this point due to an organised media onslaught over the years.
It’s quite cathartic watching a red, be it liverpool, utd or arsenal fan being dismayed they haven’t even managed a line on their city bingo.
Banter in Liverpool is a little harder to do, but when redscouse talk of money and history I take them back to 1977 when they smashed the British transfer record to sign Dalglish from Celtic...
their idea of banter is silly jokes about the opposition, once they are given a bit back they revert to full on cultist rage, and silly name calling ....... the cheeky lovable chappiesWell before that, they didn't hesitate to smash the £100,000 record for a teenage footballer — nobody had ever paid that before. Lad from Wolves, I forget his name. Somebody on here will know. (Just looked it up: Alun Evans, 1968. Isn't the internet a wonderful thing? Replaces memory.)
The big clubs have always spent big. (Don't think Evans did much, in the end.)
As for banter of any kind with Liverpool F.C. fans — good luck with that. It's about as easy as exchanging jokes with a member of the Jim Jones sect.
Cheers.but I'll stick to my Kenny Dalglish example.. ,it always works , I don't have to think about remembering his name and everybody in the pub can understand my point .instantly...Well before that, they didn't hesitate to smash the £100,000 record for a teenage footballer — nobody had ever paid that before. Lad from Wolves, I forget his name. Somebody on here will know. (Just looked it up: Alun Evans, 1968. Isn't the internet a wonderful thing? Replaces memory.)
The big clubs have always spent big. (Don't think Evans did much, in the end.)
As for banter of any kind with Liverpool F.C. fans — good luck with that. It's about as easy as exchanging jokes with a member of the Jim Jones sect.
1. Having almost £1bn debt - oh wait, sorry that's another club.I consider myself a City fan but I’m afraid I couldn’t name 5 charges. In fact I couldn’t name 1.
I the late 80s early 90s Newcastle averaged some really low crowds, lower than our average. In 90/91 season their average attendance was 16,860 whilst we averaged 27,874. The last trophy they won was the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup 1969, and that's not really a proper trophy. Last time they won the league was in 1909 and they last lifted the FA Cup in 1955. And they haven't won the League Cup. Only deluded geordies believe they're a bigger club than us.I find Newcastle fans in general to be some of the worst towards us. They hated the rags but seem bitter towards our success. I see loads of posts about how we were a small club before the takeover and how big they are....they should go and look back on average attendances because they'll see how much bigger we are than they think. And considering we had another club outside the city winning the lot and they're a one club city it's even more impressive. They're all loving GNIAC's comments on PSR without realising that he's named Newcastle to try and protect himself, but all he cares about is the rags being successful and he's only whingeing because he wants the rags to be able to spend what they want.