Gingers Dad
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Went to the Golden Gate one Friday afternoon in the mid 80's. One of those clubs that served a purpose before all day opening. Now that was a proper eye opener.
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The Athletic interview with Noel Gallagher
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Great interview.
Thing of it is, if he wasn't so famous, he wouldn't get the stick he does - if he'd have just said all that stuff in a pub as a "normal" fan, everyone would have been in full agreement with all he said........in the same way "big Steve" is put on a pedestal
(and that's no slur on Big Steve)
Musically, and music is subjective, it's easy to criticise him, but the guy hasn't just written songs, he's written a couple of anthems that will transcend time - how many times have you been to a party, or wedding, or whatever and "Wonderwall" or "Don't Look Back In Anger" is played and there are people in their 50's, right down to people in their teens, belting out all the words, whilst hugging each other.
Not many bands achieve that
Thing of it is, if he wasn't so famous, he wouldn't get the stick he does - if he'd have just said all that stuff in a pub as a "normal" fan, everyone would have been in full agreement with all he said........in the same way "big Steve" is put on a pedestal
(and that's no slur on Big Steve)
Musically, and music is subjective, it's easy to criticise him, but the guy hasn't just written songs, he's written a couple of anthems that will transcend time - how many times have you been to a party, or wedding, or whatever and "Wonderwall" or "Don't Look Back In Anger" is played and there are people in their 50's, right down to people in their teens, belting out all the words, whilst hugging each other.
Not many bands achieve that
I got called a Manc C*nt on Wembley Way!Using a Manchester institution like the hacienda to get an insult in on a blue. They really are weird fuckers aren’t they?
kippaxwarrior
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I got called a Manc twat at the 2011 fa cup semi final by a cockney rag.I got called a Manc C*nt on Wembley Way!
I just laughed at him and advised him to support his local team. Proper weird cockney rags are
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There seems to be quite a few concentrations in South London,especially Croydon. Dunno why.I got called a Manc twat at the 2011 fa cup semi final by a cockney rag.
I just laughed at him and advised him to support his local team. Proper weird cockney rags are
MCFC Wirral
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I got called a Manc twat at the 2011 fa cup semi final by a cockney rag.
I just laughed at him and advised him to support his local team. Proper weird cockney rags are
That is baffling. What on earth would any genuine Mancunian rag (and they do exist) think of that?
There is a Light
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Just back from Liam at the Co-Op, he dedicated Up in the Sky to United fans because “they all still dress like the Bee Gees, so they can sing the high notes”
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