Bernstein Fa Chairman!

[Beefymcfc]

What can we say - Great Timing?

[craigmcfc]

Really pleased for him, he was excellent at City and just what we needed at that time. Hope he's a success in the job

[Socrates]

Great bloke, IMO. One of our saviours in recent years and I would have like to have seen him chairman for a few years more.
I suspect if he had have been, we would never have been in the mess we were in before the takeover.

Good appointment for the us and the FA.

This.

Although he's a Spurs season ticket holder, so I doubt his loyalties lie fully with us.

No not exactly true, the London based company he ran had a box at WHL and naturally he attended many games. He was recruited to City because Wardle knew he was a lifelong City fan as well as an astute company executive. His loyalties have always been with us and always will be.

[Ted Hughes]

Great bloke, IMO. One of our saviours in recent years and I would have like to have seen him chairman for a few years more.
I suspect if he had have been, we would never have been in the mess we were in before the takeover.

Good appointment for the us and the FA.

This.

Although he's a Spurs season ticket holder, so I doubt his loyalties lie fully with us.

No not exactly true, the London based company he ran had a box at WHL and naturally he attended many games. He was recruited to City because Wardle knew he was a lifelong City fan as well as an astute company executive. His loyalties have always been with us and always will be.

Agree. He talks about City with real passion.

[BlueinBosnia]

Great bloke, IMO. One of our saviours in recent years and I would have like to have seen him chairman for a few years more.
I suspect if he had have been, we would never have been in the mess we were in before the takeover.

Good appointment for the us and the FA.

This.

Although he's a Spurs season ticket holder, so I doubt his loyalties lie fully with us.

No not exactly true, the London based company he ran had a box at WHL and naturally he attended many games. He was recruited to City because Wardle knew he was a lifelong City fan as well as an astute company executive. His loyalties have always been with us and always will be.

I am relatively good friends with his nephew. They own season tickets and attend matches at WHL together.

[Niall Quinns Discopants]

Great bloke, IMO. One of our saviours in recent years and I would have like to have seen him chairman for a few years more.
I suspect if he had have been, we would never have been in the mess we were in before the takeover.

Good appointment for the us and the FA.

This.

Although he's a Spurs season ticket holder, so I doubt his loyalties lie fully with us.

No not exactly true, the London based company he ran had a box at WHL and naturally he attended many games. He was recruited to City because Wardle knew he was a lifelong City fan as well as an astute company executive. His loyalties have always been with us and always will be.

I am relatively good friends with his nephew. They own season tickets and attend matches at WHL together.

I'd find it hard to believe that he is anything but Blue considering where he grew up. Probably lives in London and attend games there but still Blue I believe. You could always settle this argument by asking your mate though.

[BlueinBosnia]

Great bloke, IMO. One of our saviours in recent years and I would have like to have seen him chairman for a few years more.
I suspect if he had have been, we would never have been in the mess we were in before the takeover.

Good appointment for the us and the FA.

This.

Although he's a Spurs season ticket holder, so I doubt his loyalties lie fully with us.

No not exactly true, the London based company he ran had a box at WHL and naturally he attended many games. He was recruited to City because Wardle knew he was a lifelong City fan as well as an astute company executive. His loyalties have always been with us and always will be.

I am relatively good friends with his nephew. They own season tickets and attend matches at WHL together.

I'd find it hard to believe that he is anything but Blue considering where he grew up. Probably lives in London and attend games there but still Blue I believe. You could always settle this argument by asking your mate though.

Asked before. He says he's a Spurs fan, but I don't believe him.

From what people say on here, I have no doubts he's a Blue (although with a soft spot for them), just putting the cat amongst the pigeons, as most of the posts in this thread seem to imply that he'll do everything in our favour.

[Mase]

Great bloke, IMO. One of our saviours in recent years and I would have like to have seen him chairman for a few years more.
I suspect if he had have been, we would never have been in the mess we were in before the takeover.

Good appointment for the us and the FA.

This.

Although he's a Spurs season ticket holder, so I doubt his loyalties lie fully with us.

No not exactly true, the London based company he ran had a box at WHL and naturally he attended many games. He was recruited to City because Wardle knew he was a lifelong City fan as well as an astute company executive. His loyalties have always been with us and always will be.

I am relatively good friends with his nephew. They own season tickets and attend matches at WHL together.

I'd find it hard to believe that he is anything but Blue considering where he grew up. Probably lives in London and attend games there but still Blue I believe. You could always settle this argument by asking your mate though.

I can settle it right now for you all. Not once have I ever seen Bernstein wearing a kippah.

Always available for any help.
Thanks.

[sandman]

Bernstein began supporting Manchester City in 1954 and watched the 1956 FA Cup Final between City and Birmingham City even though as a Jew it coincided with the day of his Bar Mitzvah.

[Beefymcfc]

Bernstein began supporting Manchester City in 1954 and watched the 1956 FA Cup Final between City and Birmingham City even though as a Jew it coincided with the day of his Bar Mitzvah.

Once a Blue, Always a Blue.

[sandman]

Bernstein began supporting Manchester City in 1954 and watched the 1956 FA Cup Final between City and Birmingham City even though as a Jew it coincided with the day of his Bar Mitzvah.

Once a Blue, Always a Blue.

Once a Jew always a blue,
Once a Jew always a blue...

[Beefymcfc]

Bernstein began supporting Manchester City in 1954 and watched the 1956 FA Cup Final between City and Birmingham City even though as a Jew it coincided with the day of his Bar Mitzvah.

Once a Blue, Always a Blue.

Once a Jew always a blue,
Once a Jew always a blue...

I may be a big nosed tight twat, but a Dew!

[Mase]

Bernstein began supporting Manchester City in 1954 and watched the 1956 FA Cup Final between City and Birmingham City even though as a Jew it coincided with the day of his Bar Mitzvah.

Shit so he IS a jew! No way!! I retract my previous statement.

[BlueinBosnia]

Bernstein began supporting Manchester City in 1954 and watched the 1956 FA Cup Final between City and Birmingham City even though as a Jew it coincided with the day of his Bar Mitzvah.

Shit so he IS a jew! No way!! I retract my previous statement.

I thought the surname was somewhat of a giveaway...

[Mase]

Bernstein began supporting Manchester City in 1954 and watched the 1956 FA Cup Final between City and Birmingham City even though as a Jew it coincided with the day of his Bar Mitzvah.

Shit so he IS a jew! No way!! I retract my previous statement.

I thought the surname was somewhat of a giveaway...

I've got a mate whos last name is Bernstein. I'll ask him to get his wiener out in the pub tonight and then report back....

[Mrs Given]

really pleased for Mr Bernstein, he's an intelligent bloke who did a great and under rated job as our chairman. I met him once at Maine road as well and he is a very nice chap!