Are you getting bannedryan1985 said:I was the guy who went on the pitch at Villa, it was a moment of drunken madness. If any of you fellow fans were offended I'm sorry but beer and emotions run high.
Eccles Blue said:cibaman said:I don't agree with the age distinction argument. We have some middle aged scrotes, the ex boot boys from the 70s and 80s. We have some well behaved younger fans
Just like every other team in the football world!! So why, oh why, oh why, do we have this debate after every away game? :-)
Hope notdw7 said:Are you getting bannedryan1985 said:I was the guy who went on the pitch at Villa, it was a moment of drunken madness. If any of you fellow fans were offended I'm sorry but beer and emotions run high.
ryan1985 said:I was the guy who went on the pitch at Villa, it was a moment of drunken madness. If any of you fellow fans were offended I'm sorry but beer and emotions run high.
ryan1985 said:I was the guy who went on the pitch at Villa, it was a moment of drunken madness. If any of you fellow fans were offended I'm sorry but beer and emotions run high.
I know a fair few like me who are in their 30's who go. The reason you don't notice us is that most look like they're over 40 due to the side effects of watching City in the last century, premature ageing, drink and drug abuse etc.jrb said:The problem is this, If there is a problem?
Our away support is made of two age groups, 40's and over, and under/early 20's. There's not much in between age wise. We've essentially lost 2 generations of support to United.(late 20's and 30's)
So you get this on-going Blue Moon conflict, that doesn't really to exist on the concourse or terraces, between the old guard and the young guns.
Compare that to United's away support, which is evenly spread age wise, with tickets being allocated via ballot, rather than loyalty points, meaning fans of all ages get the chance to watch United away.
1dart said:Im young, look like a scrotum and was in the away end.