The irony of that one is that United had played in Europe a few days earlier (galatasaray I think), they were 2-0 up but drew 3-3.2-0 up against the Rags at half time at Maine Road in 93 for them then to end up scoring 3 in front of their fans to beat us was fooking typically galling
Well I`m certain I heard someone say you were hung like a donkey. Or perhaps I misheard and what they actually said "Jims an ass". ;)This is true, actually.
And who's this "biggest ever Jim"? Do I have a rival?
Good old Big Malc."We will terrify Europe"
No comment.Well I`m certain I heard someone say you were hung like a donkey. Or perhaps I misheard and what they actually said "Jims an ass". ;)
I was consistently, from Christmas, up until we played them at the Etihad quoting that I didn't think anyone would overhaul the Arse.Last season’s treble was Typical City.
We were absolutely rubbish either side of the World Cup and looked like winning sod all. In February, I didn’t fancy us to lift any silverware at all last season. We hadn’t played well since the end of September.
Well before his time Big Malc. He was dead right - just had to wait over years for his prophesy to ring true!Good old Big Malc.
Was that were Quinn scored both our goals,and Keane bagged the winner for them,if it was that I had to miss work the next day ended up absolutely smashed,lost my keys and apparently was virtually crawling out of the club to get into the taxi oh my those were the days ..2-0 up against the Rags at half time at Maine Road in 93 for them then to end up scoring 3 in front of their fans to beat us was fooking typically galling
My mum's 82 and I heard it so many times I lost count before we beat Stoke in the 2011 final.Where and when did this phrase originate. People use it a lot but I think it's a silly phrase. For it to be Typical city, a series of negative events must have happened to be referred back to.
Anyone know when this phrase was first used?