Gundog’s Gundog
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Haha I look a bit daft now, sorry ! Fair enough, it’s all about opinions.
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Show of support planned before PSG and Chelsea games
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In all seriousness it might be worth reporting any stuff like this to the authorities if any of us see it on social media.Taken from the United thread.
Gumzy97 said:
Theres going to be violence tomorrow can see it, lost of rag fans on social media saying about what they are going to do tomorrow for a protest.
Asa's left peg
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Maybe there is a coincidence and a 'few' City fans will be walking down a particular road at the same time (at a safe distance of course) and they all clapped their hands together because it was cold? What are the chances?
About the same as nobody being nicked at a coach or stadium attack, I would think.
About the same as nobody being nicked at a coach or stadium attack, I would think.
Blue Llama
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We have already had the City version and it was just as problematic as any other attempt at social distancing. If it is possible for the authorities to identify the originators I suggest you start collecting from those attending to cover the 10k fine. If you think I am exaggerating just ask the nurse handed a 10k fine at a protest against their pay rise.It’s a sorry day, when genuine football fans can’t line a road to cheer on their team in a passing coach. It’s the greatest match in the club’s history. Surely we can trust our fans to behave in a responsible manner. I’m hoping there is a substantial number of genuine fans showing how it’s done in Manchester. We’ve had the Scouse version, the Salford version, let’s trust our fans todo the right thing weather permitting.
mac
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I hope there’s security and you have to show your city season card to get near the stadium.
Jimmieblue
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Sorry but I won’t be collecting to pay anyone’s fine. Probably not the best time for that particular protest in my opinion, still a lot of virus around then. At present it seems to be slowing down and there is talk of social distancing being reduced.We have already had the City version and it was just as problematic as any other attempt at social distancing. If it is possible for the authorities to identify the originators I suggest you start collecting from those attending to cover the 10k fine. If you think I am exaggerating just ask the nurse handed a 10k fine at a protest against their pay rise.
Yeah if you get there at the right time and then head home to watch it once they're in the stadium.We’ll be ok parking at Asda for an hour or so for this won’t we?
wolfie1988
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The fact anybody believes this will happen is the worst thing. When did our fans become a set of wetwipes?Taken from the United thread.
Gumzy97 said:
Theres going to be violence tomorrow can see it, lost of rag fans on social media saying about what they are going to do tomorrow for a protest.
We have already had the City version and it was just as problematic as any other attempt at social distancing. If it is possible for the authorities to identify the originators I suggest you start collecting from those attending to cover the 10k fine. If you think I am exaggerating just ask the nurse handed a 10k fine at a protest against their pay rise.
I don't normally quote, but have you got any idea which one of the thousands of Rags at Old Trafford yesterday got a £10,000 fine?