dronefromsector7G
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Born in Blackpool brought up in Manchester
What famous fans do we have?
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Blueboy73
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I saw Rick Wakrman at a pre season tournament on the Isle of Man back in 1994 at a City game wearing a City scarf.
Blueboy73
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Has anyone mentioned Martin Lewis the money saving expert?
eastmanc
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Went to Nichols Ardwick as a kid but I thought he was a rag. In Frasier the rags have been mentioned quite a few times.
malg
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Frasier as in the comedy programme? Christ, that's a surprise. Probably the only one on here that came as a surprise.
The Colonel
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The Bookbinder lad I knew at uni was very much red, nice chap though.
no one has mentioned Marco Pierre White I don’t think?
dronefromsector7G
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He supports both. Two club ****.
mexico1970
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He's a City fan mate.
You are a huge Manchester City fan, so what do you expect from them this season?
I think that Pep (Guardiola) has certainly stamped his mark on the club and has made some incredibly brave decisions (laughter). For example, sending Joe Hart off to Torino is a very brave decision to have made. However, the club has had so much success since it was taken over and moved to the new stadium the big question is how you keep improving on that. I suppose that you have got to start thinking about the Champions League. Last year my personal view is that we got to the semi-final and it was as though the club had gone as far as everyone had expected them to go and it struggled to take that next step.
I think that Pep will try to install into the players the mentality that not only are they expected to get to the final, but they are also expected to win it. He certainly has that winning temperament about him. I do hope that the supporters are patient with him.
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I think that Pep (Guardiola) has certainly stamped his mark on the club and has made some incredibly brave decisions (laughter). For example, sending Joe Hart off to Torino is a very brave decision to have made. However, the club has had so much success since it was taken over and moved to the new stadium the big question is how you keep improving on that. I suppose that you have got to start thinking about the Champions League. Last year my personal view is that we got to the semi-final and it was as though the club had gone as far as everyone had expected them to go and it struggled to take that next step.
I think that Pep will try to install into the players the mentality that not only are they expected to get to the final, but they are also expected to win it. He certainly has that winning temperament about him. I do hope that the supporters are patient with him.
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Rick Wakeman, keyboard player, songwriter and Grumpy Old Man chats with Kevin Cooper about his love of old cassette tapes, supporting Manchester City, Nottingham’s one way system and ARW’s forthcoming tour. Rick Wakeman is an English keyboard player, songwriter, television and radio presenter.
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Gordyola
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One of his sons is a blue and Rick use to attend games with him and of course fell in love with God’s own team