Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Don't let the idiots get you down and take TSport with a pinch of salt.It wouldn't surprise me if they got none City fans to ring up and say all that sort of stuff. Certainly they wouldn't put many on with common sense as it doesn't fit with their agenda.
Tru_Blu wrote:I hear you, its just hard to bite your lip when people regurgitate this crap.
The Maine Man wrote:Nice to see they selected balance of opinions. Utter shite. They're running scared because they know they can't stop the tide. Trying to put pressure on Pellegrini and sway 'popular opinion'. Which team wouldn't drop a few points without their 'spine' in place? You can miss one or two key players but not all of them, not even in a squad like ours. Just wait, be patient, and let's see whose name is in the silverware at the end of the season.
zabbadabbado wrote:No true City fan would phone Talk Shite to vent his spleen. On the forums "yes", some of us take defeat worse than others. Alpha male stuff. Good to have the occasional rant though.
Ironically it is one of the things I miss the most, it was actually part of our DNA. The lads I used to go to Maine Road with we went from youngsters. All of us local lads. We Started in the Kippax as youngsters ,sitting on the wall at the front with our feet over. Still remember the adults moving all the kids to the front for a better view. Then we started standing in the Kippax, then sitting in the Kippax. Moving over to the North Stand when work started in the Kippax, and never returning, staying over in the North Stand. Everybody pretty much knew everybody in those days. Going to the game you spent an hour before the match letting on to everyone on your way in, It was a religion wearing a City shirt. You had to have thick skin. Wore my City shirt with pride, We were shit so fucking what. Rags hated us because we could still pull in 35,000.most of us were moaning cunts, with good cause though. We invented gallows humour.
These days I look around at the tourists with cameras. And faces I don't recognise. I often wonder how many of them were at the Swamp for their glory, before following us for ours. Sadly we have lost our identity along the way. City was a true working class club, best supporters in the World. I miss our old fan base. Older supporters will know exactly where I am coming from.
Wonderwall wrote:I was on my.way how from work the other week and heard a blue discussing non city stuff and when asked about city, he said he was taking a sabbatical because of the way we pursued sterling. WTF complete dick and in no way a true representation of a city fans.
zabbadabbado wrote:No true City fan would phone Talk Shite to vent his spleen. On the forums "yes", some of us take defeat worse than others. Alpha male stuff. Good to have the occasional rant though.
Ironically it is one of the things I miss the most, it was actually part of our DNA. The lads I used to go to Maine Road with we went from youngsters. All of us local lads. We Started in the Kippax as youngsters ,sitting on the wall at the front with our feet over. Still remember the adults moving all the kids to the front for a better view. Then we started standing in the Kippax, then sitting in the Kippax. Moving over to the North Stand when work started in the Kippax, and never returning, staying over in the North Stand. Everybody pretty much knew everybody in those days. Going to the game you spent an hour before the match letting on to everyone on your way in, It was a religion wearing a City shirt. You had to have thick skin. Wore my City shirt with pride, We were shit so fucking what. Rags hated us because we could still pull in 35,000.most of us were moaning cunts, with good cause though. We invented gallows humour.
These days I look around at the tourists with cameras. And faces I don't recognise. I often wonder how many of them were at the Swamp for their glory, before following us for ours. Sadly we have lost our identity along the way. City was a true working class club, best supporters in the World. I miss our old fan base. Older supporters will know exactly where I am coming from.
Good old City humour !!! bwhaaaaaaa.Nigels Tackle wrote:zabbadabbado wrote:No true City fan would phone Talk Shite to vent his spleen. On the forums "yes", some of us take defeat worse than others. Alpha male stuff. Good to have the occasional rant though.
Ironically it is one of the things I miss the most, it was actually part of our DNA. The lads I used to go to Maine Road with we went from youngsters. All of us local lads. We Started in the Kippax as youngsters ,sitting on the wall at the front with our feet over. Still remember the adults moving all the kids to the front for a better view. Then we started standing in the Kippax, then sitting in the Kippax. Moving over to the North Stand when work started in the Kippax, and never returning, staying over in the North Stand. Everybody pretty much knew everybody in those days. Going to the game you spent an hour before the match letting on to everyone on your way in, It was a religion wearing a City shirt. You had to have thick skin. Wore my City shirt with pride, We were shit so fucking what. Rags hated us because we could still pull in 35,000.most of us were moaning cunts, with good cause though. We invented gallows humour.
These days I look around at the tourists with cameras. And faces I don't recognise. I often wonder how many of them were at the Swamp for their glory, before following us for ours. Sadly we have lost our identity along the way. City was a true working class club, best supporters in the World. I miss our old fan base. Older supporters will know exactly where I am coming from.
you could have just said you wish you were 20 years younger....
Wooders wrote:I was thinking about this the other day, not that I would swap our current situation you understand, but does anyone miss the sort of pressure free days when you weren't really expecting city to win?
Where your hopes for the season was basically, get a few wins and draws along the way and have enough points stored up by march to be safely out the rellie zone and who knows, maybe a wee run and push for a European berth? Perhaps take a big scalp along the way, hopefully utd? Where losing 4-1 at spurs would have a silver lining coz Vassell opened his account for the season for our first away goal?
What am I talking about? I don't miss it at all!!
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