jimharri
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"Mabel; are you chopping onions in the scullery?"
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"Mabel; are you chopping onions in the scullery?"
BusterPhillips
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If we win the title and we are allowed celebrate with our team, then God really is a city fan. Must really rub salt in the fanny's of those scouse lot.
Prestwich_Blue
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Unless the club changes tack majorly, it will be a ballot and will include both seasoncard holders and Cityzens members, in the same ratio that they'd be if the stadium was full. There's arguments you can advance for a number of different views but we think that's the fairest one. We (i.e. City Matters) would also like some weighting for points but that's not been agreed yet.Suspect it's going to be a ballot.
Prestwich_Blue
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What a night that was. I didn't want to go home. Also poignant because it was the last time I spoke to my dad on the way home from that game. He died 2 days later and I swear that match brought on the cardiac arrest that killed him."Mabel; are you chopping onions in the scullery?"
If that one hadn't have seen him off, the QPR game certainly would have.
The argument that was being repeated on here late last year is that it wouldn't be fair unless all teams were allowed to do it. Seems to have dried up now the shoe is on the other foot, and the Fulham v Newcastle game on the last day could be extremely crucial.
Also the argument that one one cares who wins it this season, and that the season is meaningless, also no longer seems to be repeated now City are 10 points clear.
Also the argument that one one cares who wins it this season, and that the season is meaningless, also no longer seems to be repeated now City are 10 points clear.
bluevillain
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Do you think the club will want to reward fans who didn’t take their money back and left it in the clubs coffers.
blueparrot
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If England isn’t going into tiers all teams will be able to do it won’t they?The argument that was being repeated on here late last year is that it wouldn't be fair unless all teams were allowed to do it. Seems to have dried up now the shoe is on the other foot, and the Fulham v Newcastle game on the last day could be extremely crucial.
Also the argument that one one cares who wins it this season, and that the season is meaningless, also no longer seems to be repeated now City are 10 points clear.
lancs blue
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Football fans are hypocrites, who could have guessed that?The argument that was being repeated on here late last year is that it wouldn't be fair unless all teams were allowed to do it. Seems to have dried up now the shoe is on the other foot, and the Fulham v Newcastle game on the last day could be extremely crucial.
Also the argument that one one cares who wins it this season, and that the season is meaningless, also no longer seems to be repeated now City are 10 points clear.
I wouldn't argue with that and I did take my money back.Do you think the club will want to reward fans who didn’t take their money back and left it in the clubs coffers.
lancs blue
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I hope not, some people would have needed that money at the time, just because some could afford to leave it in shouldn't give them any priority.Do you think the club will want to reward fans who didn’t take their money back and left it in the clubs coffers.