Agree to a certain extent, although those that were in Rome will already have seen them lifting the trophy and parade it around the stadium. I doubt they'll be too bothered about pushing past tourists for a view of a double-decker bus.pattym said:If they do win and have a parade, it's a bit tight on all the 'proper' Rag fans that have bothered to go to Rome and watch their team who probably wont be back in time to see the parade. So the streets will be lined with 1,000s of plastic fans who've just rushed out to JD Sports to buy a cut price 5th away kit cos its a Sunday shirt, whos nearest thing to buying a season ticket was muttering how expensive per month Sky Sports is...
Just say it you lying F****Rbluwes said:Blumers Bloomers said:The other half is in the police and has been told there will be a parade even if they get beat
Not true.
Colins Bellend said:Anyway how do you know his wifes not in the police?
The Fat el Hombre said:FUCK THIS SHIT. What time they havin the parade? I'm tempted to book the day off
DOHNixon_The_Bike_Thief said:Colins Bellend said:Anyway how do you know his wifes not in the police?
Her husband
Nixon_The_Bike_Thief said:The Fat el Hombre said:FUCK THIS SHIT. What time they havin the parade? I'm tempted to book the day off
Dont worry Fatman, there wont be a parade ;o)
Colins Bellend said:Just say it you lying F****Rbluwes said:Blumers Bloomers said:The other half is in the police and has been told there will be a parade even if they get beat
Not true.
Anyway how do you know his wifes not in the police?
Nice to see we get a mention ;-)If Manchester United do win, the majority of the closures in Manchester City centre will start from 6am on Thursday, but there will be others during the day, some of which are subject to crowd numbers. However, all the restrictions will be over by 10pm.