charliebigspuds
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Tin hat on but is it me or does this seem a little insulting to sing a christian song with "lord" in it to Sheikh Mansour?
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The Sheikh song to "come by yaar"
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bluefandk
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Islam is actually quite tolerant towards other religions, its only in its perverted form there is any hatred of other religions.
Blumers Bloomers
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charliebigspuds said:Tin hat on but is it me or does this seem a little insulting to sing a christian song with "lord" in it to Sheikh Mansour?
You know things are going well on the pitch when we now moan about this
BETTER-DEAD-THAN-RED
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good song and nice to have one for the guy who brought us all this.
it was good at bolton along with the bowing to silva
it was good at bolton along with the bowing to silva
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Blumers Bloomers said:charliebigspuds said:Tin hat on but is it me or does this seem a little insulting to sing a christian song with "lord" in it to Sheikh Mansour?
You know things are going well on the pitch when we now moan about this
haha totally agree.
charliebigspuds
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Blumers Bloomers said:charliebigspuds said:Tin hat on but is it me or does this seem a little insulting to sing a christian song with "lord" in it to Sheikh Mansour?
You know things are going well on the pitch when we now moan about this
lol, I'm not moaning but it just seems a bit weird
bammy blue
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lord
noun
1.
a person who has authority, control, or power over others; a master, chief, or ruler.
2.
a person who exercises authority from property rights; an owner of land, houses, etc.
3.
a person who is a leader or has great influence in a chosen profession: the great lords of banking.
4.
a feudal superior; the proprietor of a manor.
5.
a titled nobleman or peer; a person whose ordinary appellation contains by courtesy the title Lord or some higher title.
noun
1.
a person who has authority, control, or power over others; a master, chief, or ruler.
2.
a person who exercises authority from property rights; an owner of land, houses, etc.
3.
a person who is a leader or has great influence in a chosen profession: the great lords of banking.
4.
a feudal superior; the proprietor of a manor.
5.
a titled nobleman or peer; a person whose ordinary appellation contains by courtesy the title Lord or some higher title.
Prestwich_Blue
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It certainly has a spiritual history but the legendary Jewish cantor Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach also used to sing it.charliebigspuds said:Tin hat on but is it me or does this seem a little insulting to sing a christian song with "lord" in it to Sheikh Mansour?
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Great thread.
gordondaviesmoustache
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SWP's back said:Great thread.
I agree.
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You surprise me.gordondaviesmoustache said:SWP's back said:Great thread.
I agree.
Prestwich_Blue
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"We are City from Maine Road" gets me. No we aren't. We're from Rowsley Street.
sweynforkbeard
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'Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Oh Allah, Sheikh Mansour!'
A trans-faith triumph, I think you will all agree.
Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Oh Allah, Sheikh Mansour!'
A trans-faith triumph, I think you will all agree.
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Thatd be even more insulting..sweynforkbeard said:'Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Oh Allah, Sheikh Mansour!'
A trans-faith triumph, I think you will all agree.
Prestwich_Blue
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OK let's compromise:
"Sheikh Mansour Oy Vay, Sheikh Mansour..."
"Sheikh Mansour Oy Vay, Sheikh Mansour..."
unexpected item
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Heard this a couple of times...
'Oh Sheikhy Sheikhy, Sheikhy Sheikhy Sheikhy Sheikhy, Sheikh Mansour'
to the Oh Lanky Lanky tune that used to be sung at Lancs cricket matches.
Slightly less disrespectful IMO
'Oh Sheikhy Sheikhy, Sheikhy Sheikhy Sheikhy Sheikhy, Sheikh Mansour'
to the Oh Lanky Lanky tune that used to be sung at Lancs cricket matches.
Slightly less disrespectful IMO
sweynforkbeard
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Manchestercitychorlton said:Thatd be even more insulting..sweynforkbeard said:'Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Sheikh Mansour, Allah, Sheikh Mansour!
Oh Allah, Sheikh Mansour!'
A trans-faith triumph, I think you will all agree.
There's just no pleasing some people.
liamctid
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Prestwich_Blue said:"We are City from Maine Road" gets me. No we aren't. We're from Rowsley Street.
I'll be honest with you; my dad never gave me the option of red or blue. He certainly didn't take to Moss Side on a Saturday afternoon. And I couldn't imagine him being vocal in fightings ones ground against the scum.
Similarly, I'm a City fan. Not some invisible guy.
sweynforkbeard
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unexpected item said:Heard this a couple of times...
'Oh Sheikhy Sheikhy, Sheikhy Sheikhy Sheikhy Sheikhy, Sheikh Mansour'
to the Oh Lanky Lanky tune that used to be sung at Lancs cricket matches.
Slightly less disrespectful IMO
I'm sorry, but I already have the rights to the advertising jingle -
'Oh Shakey Shakey, Shakey Shakey Shakey Shakey, Shake'n'Vac.'
I am in receipt of payment for same from S. C. Johnson & Son and feel your proposal infringes copyright.
LongsightM13
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It's Ramadan at the moment, but I admit I had a pie yesterday afternoon.
Will Fletcher seize my seasoncard and ban me from the ground?
Will Fletcher seize my seasoncard and ban me from the ground?