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Betterdeedthan red
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Once a year Penn State has a "white out" game when there is a big matchup at home, the team usually responds with a W, it would be awesome if City can pull something off like they do.
If we need to copy a yank team regarding anything to do with football it'll be time to give up
Moss Side's Finest
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They didIs this an official thing? I thought i saw somewhere that the club were going to release a statement asking people to wear sky blue.
Fair enough, cant of been done very well though as i haven't received anything.They did
staffsblue
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Haven't bought a home top for about 5 years. I dug it out this morning to wear later & it's ridiculously big for me now due to exercise related weight loss having dropped down from XXL to L t-shirt size.
Still going to wear it but it feels like wearing a dress!
Still going to wear it but it feels like wearing a dress!
Northerndave
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You still have 9 hours to shovel pies and burgers down you to make it fit betterHaven't bought a home top for about 5 years. I dug it out this morning to wear later & it's ridiculously big for me now due to exercise related weight loss having dropped down from XXL to L t-shirt size.
Still going to wear it but it feels like wearing a dress!
staffsblue
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You still have 9 hours to shovel pies and burgers down you to make it fit better
That sounds like a challenge! Heading to Pancho's at the ground for a pre match burrito so don't think that'll make much difference.
Once again, disappointing the club hasn't bought into this. (they do read BM)
No doubt they would rather have fans buying something blue from the souvenir store and containers around the ground instead of people wearing something blue they've already bought.
Maybe one day the club will put revenue aside and join in with what the fans are doing? TBF to the club, they do push the coach welcoming well.
No doubt they would rather have fans buying something blue from the souvenir store and containers around the ground instead of people wearing something blue they've already bought.
Maybe one day the club will put revenue aside and join in with what the fans are doing? TBF to the club, they do push the coach welcoming well.
Johnny Mars Bar
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Once again, disappointing the club hasn't bought into this. (they do read BM)
No doubt they would rather have fans buying something blue from the souvenir store and containers around the ground instead of people wearing something blue they've already bought.
Maybe one day the club will put revenue aside and join in with what the fans are doing? TBF to the club, they do push the coach welcoming well.
Nail on head.
cptaidan88
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You'd think it would be an opportunity to generate revenue - "anyone who forgets to wear blue can purchase a t-shirt" etc.Once again, disappointing the club hasn't bought into this. (they do read BM)
No doubt they would rather have fans buying something blue from the souvenir store and containers around the ground instead of people wearing something blue they've already bought.
Maybe one day the club will put revenue aside and join in with what the fans are doing? TBF to the club, they do push the coach welcoming well.
I think we should be able to organise this without a mandate from the club though - and I'm expecting the majority to be in sky blue tonight.