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Watching final in town.
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Because Manchester is redtidyman said:BlueBilly said:Couldn't get tickets and most pubs in town will be full of rags. Anyone thinking of going Mary D's?
Why will pubs in town be full of united when they're not playing?
goater1978
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I'm going to try walkabout. Watched the champions league final there and it was a good atmosphere.
I used to go golfatorium but the atmosphere is terrible and the bar staff are useless (worst in manchester).
The Sawyers arms on deansgate may be a good option as well as its been done up with a great if screen on the first floor.
I used to go golfatorium but the atmosphere is terrible and the bar staff are useless (worst in manchester).
The Sawyers arms on deansgate may be a good option as well as its been done up with a great if screen on the first floor.
daveduke67
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MATCITY said:Because Manchester is redtidyman said:BlueBilly said:Couldn't get tickets and most pubs in town will be full of rags. Anyone thinking of going Mary D's?
Why will pubs in town be full of united when they're not playing?
They'll all be home with the curtains closed and the memorial candles burning - if not candles then Rooney posters and shirts.
Had it been Chelsea I think there'd have been a few out supporting their local team and hoping City got beat. As it is we're odds on favourites so the thought of being in a pub full of jubilant City fans would stir up painful memories of last year.
Anyone know what the screen is like at City Square and how much is covered ?
I dont really hang about there before home games but doesnt look like there is much protection from the rain
Im thinking of getting tickets for me and the lad that though the forecast isnt great.
I dont really hang about there before home games but doesnt look like there is much protection from the rain
Im thinking of getting tickets for me and the lad that though the forecast isnt great.
happy daze
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They'll all be home watching lord of the rings and gollumMATCITY said:Because Manchester is redtidyman said:BlueBilly said:Couldn't get tickets and most pubs in town will be full of rags. Anyone thinking of going Mary D's?
Why will pubs in town be full of united when they're not playing?
daveduke67
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m32blue said:Anyone know what the screen is like at City Square and how much is covered ?
I dont really hang about there before home games but doesnt look like there is much protection from the rain
Im thinking of getting tickets for me and the lad that though the forecast isnt great.
If it's raining you'll be getting wet watching people somewhere you want to be basking in the sun!
I'd say that it'll have the best atmosphere in town but not great place to be (especially with little 'un) if the weathers crap.
Current options are Sawyers, Brunswick or Walkabout. Mary D's too far from Manchester - my mates train arrives back in Manchester about 4.30pm and can't see them wanting to go in somewhere like that - honorary City fan for the day, full time ABU and Chelsea fan ;-)
I'll probably have a mooch about first - see whats going on and if there's somewhere I'll be able to sit and watch it rather than stand up.
Wilmslow Road
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Tib Street Tavern is good for footy, good well positioned screens, and good beer.
Also Wayne will have it on in The Waldorf.
Also Wayne will have it on in The Waldorf.
mammutly
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Might it be shown on the big screen near Shambles square?