My young nephew did much the same. My sister in law (his mum) told him very clearly that his dad would ever take him to a match and that his uncle (me) would most likely never talk to him again (which was 100% true).When my youngest was just getting into football he did consider being a rag as all his mates were. I simply told him that it was his choice but I would never take him to a match.
I've been here for the last 18 years and i'm fucking heartbroken@andyhinch I've fucked off to Oz for 3 months how do you think I feel ?
Looking around the stadium during the match (not often as the pitch action was great), there were quite a few empty seats dotted around in all the sides and levels I could see. Not having a go at 'empty seats', just sad that if the clamour for tickets is that great, that more of the ticket no-shows don't shove them on ticket-exchange.... not that I know how hard that process might be, before I get jumped on.The amount of people on twitter yesterday looking for 1 and 2 tickets, I've never seem that many before.
I agree with carragher that is the first time in a long Time we've had a player in the prem who was best in the world. Normally they start their career here or finish
You can't list your ticket on the exchange in the champions league. Part of being on the cup-scheme.Looking around the stadium during the match (not often as the pitch action was great), there were quite a few empty seats dotted around in all the sides and levels I could see. Not having a go at 'empty seats', just sad that if the clamour for tickets is that great, that more of the ticket no-shows don't shove them on ticket-exchange.... not that I know how hard that process might be, before I get jumped on.
He came back out after the game he'd been subbed off, it was pissing down, he'd got changed.I love how he makes an extra effort to applaud all of the stadium after each game!
Shame on you. What do you think Barnardos is/was for ?I had to buy my lad a united tracksuit when he was about 5, because his best friend was a utd fan. Now that hurt! He's obviously a blue now mind!
I think you nicked that phrase from Lancashire cheeseman, Mr Ian Cheesman. Yonner't convince me otherwise, musty; )@burning blue soul No but I have a strong Lancashire accent, 'aye up, there's that Horland chap, he's reet good'
'Appen.
and it was pissing down strange bunch the early leaversThey might have been buzzing at the start but it didn't stop them going home 15 minutes before the final whistle....
I love everything about the lad but what impresses me is the way he salutes/applauds us fans at the end of every game
Last night he changed from his kit and still made the point of walking over to all sides of the ground, likewise Sunday when Foden threw the ball to him for his hat trick he threw it and went over to applaud us
To try a new league and a new city. He spent, what, six months at Salzburg and he’s played in five clubs in four countries at 22. Alfie told the press that Erling wants to prove himself in every (major?) league.Why would he leave after 5 years with 3 or 4 Champions League titles already under his belt
How old is Benjamin Aguero…?Best of luck to the striker who has to fill his boots when he does leave
Time to start your Haaland from Hospital fan channel. You’ll be in esteemed company.What a year to spend a few months in hospital in, trying to remember if I broke any mirrors recently.
We are now the neutrals teams. There are people all over tuning in to our games to watch this beast. Anyone who loves football should be able to appreciate how good this guy is.
It's a bit like prime-Messi when we used to enjoy watching him score hat-tricks against Eibar.
Always considerate of others