Unlikely City fans

Seedy Ron said:
You should 'Have a Cigar' for that one.;-)

Marco Pierre White suddenly became a City fan when he was doing some work for us. I personally think it was b*llocks!
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My son and I decided to try the new menu when he launched it so got down early (it was a midweek night game iirc). So we queued up at one of the food stalls and there was MPW himself flipping burgers.
 
chaddblue said:
I think this thread has veered off topic slightly. It's supposed to be unlikely blues...

Some one said Johnny Marr. He's from Wythenshawe, who else would he support ?
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Yeah, a lot of the names listed are just celebrity City fans. I was after more random, unexpected ones. Like David Hasselhoff.

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Not sure if true, but sure I read somewhere that Peter Kenyon was a City fan. Pretty unlikely for a fromer United CEO.
 
Snookers Nigel Bond and I think Clive Lloyd, West Indian cricket legend. Also Kenny Dalglish Senior out of Phoenix Nights, had a good chat with him over a pie in the South Stand before a game a couple of seasons back. Chatted with Mike Pickering on the train after the Wembley Chelsea semi and Curly Watts asked us the way to West Ham several seasons back....he had some sort of 4 x 4 if I recall correctly

Think the late Caroline Ahern was a blue too
 
Blue Feather said:
Snookers Nigel Bond and I think Clive Lloyd, West Indian cricket legend. Also Kenny Dalglish Senior out of Phoenix Nights, had a good chat with him over a pie in the South Stand before a game a couple of seasons back. Chatted with Mike Pickering on the train after the Wembley Chelsea semi and Curly Watts asked us the way to West Ham several seasons back....he had some sort of 4 x 4 if I recall correctly

Think the late Caroline Ahern was a blue too
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Archie Kelly, Big Blue & also one of the nicest guys to chat to (as well as being a very funny comedy actor)
 
Roy Harper has been mentioned a couple of times.

It is not that surprising as he was born in Rusholme.

The sleeve notes for the Album HQ (also known as When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease), that was released in 1975, admits that whenever City were playing in London, the whole crew abandoned recording and went to the match.
 
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