Unlikely City fans

Extensive and comprehensive research (i.e. 10 mins Googling whilst on the train) reveals:

James Taylor (ex England cricketer, current short arse)
John Mahoney (the actor who played Frasier's Dad)
Bernard O'Donoughue (poet)
Jim Noir (pop star. Sort of)
Trevor Griffiths (playwright)
 
Will Perry Sports Presenter for BBC radio. I'm sure he did an interview in the match programme last season with Gary James.
Will's definitely a Blue. He worked with me in the original City museum for a while, his Franny lee's god son and he is a great blue. He compered my Manchester The City Years book launch as well in 2012. I'm sure he'll also be on Bluemoon but probably not able to post on here - BBC staff and all that goes with it.
 
David Lloyd George apparently.
Born in Cottenham Street Chorlton on Medlock so my granddad told me
There's a photo of Lloyd George with Meredith and, I think (from memory), Albert Alexander which I've always assumed was taken as a one off meeting of two great 'Welshmen' rather than 3 potential Blues. This is interesting and I may dig deeper to find out more about the photo. He was born in CoM so it fits and he'd have been about 30 when we were reformed as MCFC, 40 when FAC was 1st won.

I did wonder if your granddad confused him with Arthur Balfour -local MP who went to a City game and was PM at time of City's 1904 success. He claimed to be a City fan. Possibly, then City have had at least two PMs wo have supported them.
 

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