What made you support Manchester City?

[swedishcityfan]

I moved into a bigger Swedish city, from a very small one back in 2002. When I for the first time went out to play a little football with my new found friends, I noticed how everyone was cheering for Rags, and wearing their dirty shirts. So later that day, I went to a store and bought an City shirt, scarf and flag.

When I came back 24h later with all my new stuff, I wasn't so popular anymore. And since then has my love for the club been growing.

Now we are no longer the underdog me swe brother.

Beyond that what connection do you have ?

BBB,Comhem,Telia,Bahnhof ?

If you have 100/100 we need to talk :p

I go over to England a few times every year to watch City play. But beyond that I don't have any bigger connection. I'm a member of the swedish City fanclub of cource. My family are Arsenal fans.

No, we are no longer the underdog and I love it. All my friends hates me though for being a City fan today, because "we kill football". Maybe a little sad, I love it though. Manchester City means more for me then my friends. Screw them.

 

[TCIB]

I moved into a bigger Swedish city, from a very small one back in 2002. When I for the first time went out to play a little football with my new found friends, I noticed how everyone was cheering for Rags, and wearing their dirty shirts. So later that day, I went to a store and bought an City shirt, scarf and flag.

When I came back 24h later with all my new stuff, I wasn't so popular anymore. And since then has my love for the club been growing.

Now we are no longer the underdog me swe brother.

Beyond that what connection do you have ?

BBB,Comhem,Telia,Bahnhof ?

If you have 100/100 we need to talk :p

I go over to England a few times every year to watch City play. But beyond that I don't have any bigger connection. I'm a member of the swedish City fanclub of cource. My family are Arsenal fans.

No, we are no longer the underdog and I love it. All my friends hates me though for being a City fan today, because "we kill football". Maybe a little sad, I love it though. Manchester City means more for me then my friends. Screw them.

Haha, good man. Screw them. I tried to give Wenger the benefit but he burned that bridge.


I may need some help of you bud regarding translation if you dun mind.

A few swedish scene notices here <a class="postlink" href="http://scenenotice.org/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://scenenotice.org/</a> i need a translation on as my .se mates are not around.

I may need to get hardcore on some idiots if certain things are true mate :)

 

[bennyboy]

Watched highlights of the 1969 FA Cup final at my grans and they have been my English team ever since.The highlights of the league cup final against WBA confirmed that i was supporting a club that will play great football and win trophy's for years and years.:>)
Now into my second season as a season holder and now go to more City games than Heart of Midlothian.Gave up on Scottish football due to the quality on offer and the bigotry on show at last seasons Hearts v Celtic game was the straw that broke the camels back.The only game i find worth attending now is Hearts v Hibs.

 

[GazC]

Growing up in Manchester.

 

[harrogateblue]

Colin Bell, Franny Lee, Mike Summerbee, Neil Young.

 

[Silvex]

Sergio Aguero.

Barley started watching football in 2011, and since the Mexican league and MLS both sucked I watched European football. Only English and Italian leagues interested me because there was a lot of competition for the title unlike La Liga who only has 2 good teams :/. I watched the Herbalife football challenge and didn't like city at all, especially Balo with his arrogant back heel attempt against LA Galaxy. They had no player that seemed interesting to watch for me, except maybe for Silva. I still thought they were not ready to take United on. Then I saw Sergio's 2 goal and 1 assist debut against Swansea City. I knew then that this was the player they were missing. Started watching them and grew accustomed to them. Especially loved how they thrashed many teams including United by 6 - 1. So yeah that's how I started to watch MCFC and haven't looked back since.

 

[BlueMo']

Colin Bell, Franny Lee, Mike Summerbee, Neil Young.

My older Brother taking me to Maine Rd to watch these^
Had an Uncle who tried to convert me by taking me to
the swamp but i never felt comfortable.
Maine Rd and the Kippax was home, i felt i belonged there.

 

[Mclovin]

I'm Australian but my dad was born in England and he and his whole family followed City so that's how i support City.

 

[MCFCPN]

I was born in Manchester and like most people my whole family where city fans i now live in New Zealand and have done since 2004 and still follow the club as much as i di when i was in the UK. CTID

 

[StrutterBlue]

my dad wouldnt let me support any other team when i was younger, then when he took me to maine road when i was about 6, that was it really!