craigmcfc wrote:Oh dear, think it's safe to say that after the ending we've all suffered today, I can't be arsed to split hairs as to who is, or isn't a blue in your eyes.
Why did you ask then?
craigmcfc wrote:Oh dear, think it's safe to say that after the ending we've all suffered today, I can't be arsed to split hairs as to who is, or isn't a blue in your eyes.
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Blue2 wrote:its a fuclin job he gets paid very well to do, anyone who thinks he's a blue is deluded. Like KK says, blue is blue forever not just because he is being paid to do so. Make no mistake, if he ever leaves and goes somewhere else, he will hate us. It's like the players, most of them are only blues when they play for us and the only reason for it is that City pay their wages
Exactly. I thought that was pretty straight forward and simple.
Who are Blues in current squad? Nedum is the only one I know of.
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:craigmcfc wrote:Oh dear, think it's safe to say that after the ending we've all suffered today, I can't be arsed to split hairs as to who is, or isn't a blue in your eyes.
Why did you ask then?
edge275 wrote:dikdik wrote:The only thing that worries me about Hughes is does he have the cojones to fight the establishment, the FA, the media and officialdom in general. As was clearly seen from today's dramas fergiscum has the lot wrapped around his little finger.
Mourinho is the man for us in my opinion.
edge275 wrote:dikdik wrote:The only thing that worries me about Hughes is does he have the cojones to fight the establishment, the FA, the media and officialdom in general. As was clearly seen from today's dramas fergiscum has the lot wrapped around his little finger.
Mourinho is the man for us in my opinion.
Original Dub wrote:edge275 wrote:dikdik wrote:The only thing that worries me about Hughes is does he have the cojones to fight the establishment, the FA, the media and officialdom in general. As was clearly seen from today's dramas fergiscum has the lot wrapped around his little finger.
Mourinho is the man for us in my opinion.
Nobody biting today Edge? I'm not in the mood for you either...
As for topic - Of course Hughes is a blue. As long as he is the manager of this club he is a blue.
Someone also mentioned that "he never will be".
So that means Taggart isn't a red? Ridiculous statement. If hughes, as expected, wins the league and several cups he will be remembered forever at this club. and that, in my book, makes him a legend blue without a doubt.
linwood wrote:edge275 wrote:dikdik wrote:The only thing that worries me about Hughes is does he have the cojones to fight the establishment, the FA, the media and officialdom in general. As was clearly seen from today's dramas fergiscum has the lot wrapped around his little finger.
Mourinho is the man for us in my opinion.
Why? Is he a blue?
Ted Hughes wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Blue2 wrote:its a fuclin job he gets paid very well to do, anyone who thinks he's a blue is deluded. Like KK says, blue is blue forever not just because he is being paid to do so. Make no mistake, if he ever leaves and goes somewhere else, he will hate us. It's like the players, most of them are only blues when they play for us and the only reason for it is that City pay their wages
Exactly. I thought that was pretty straight forward and simple.
Who are Blues in current squad? Nedum is the only one I know of.
True but that will all change if they start winning stuff. Most will develop a lifelong attachment to the club & it'll become their club. Hughes may end up the same if he finds it becomes his 'home.' Ferguson wasn't a rag but he became one, same as Scholes, Cantona, Busby etc did. Other players like Hughes, Ince etc seemed to leave it all behind as soon as they left the club. To each his own.
It's quite possible that Hughes will fall in love with City, it's happened to many players & fans who previously had no affinity for the club & it will happen again. If it's only possible to be 'born' blue then half the people on here don't qualify as blues. I don't subscribe to that opinion. I'll welcome anyone who loves the club. If Hughes fails & leaves in bitterness so be it. If he falls in love with the world's greatest club; who can blame him?
ENIAM NAM wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Blue2 wrote:its a fuclin job he gets paid very well to do, anyone who thinks he's a blue is deluded. Like KK says, blue is blue forever not just because he is being paid to do so. Make no mistake, if he ever leaves and goes somewhere else, he will hate us. It's like the players, most of them are only blues when they play for us and the only reason for it is that City pay their wages
Exactly. I thought that was pretty straight forward and simple.
Who are Blues in current squad? Nedum is the only one I know of.
If you accept that managers and players are only loyal to that club when their wages are being paid, why did you all have such a problem with hughes being an ex rag in the first place? Surely, by the same argument as soon as U***d stop paying his wages, they mean nothing to him.
ENIAM NAM wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Blue2 wrote:its a fuclin job he gets paid very well to do, anyone who thinks he's a blue is deluded. Like KK says, blue is blue forever not just because he is being paid to do so. Make no mistake, if he ever leaves and goes somewhere else, he will hate us. It's like the players, most of them are only blues when they play for us and the only reason for it is that City pay their wages
Exactly. I thought that was pretty straight forward and simple.
Who are Blues in current squad? Nedum is the only one I know of.
If you accept that managers and players are only loyal to that club when their wages are being paid, why did you all have such a problem with hughes being an ex rag in the first place? Surely, by the same argument as soon as U***d stop paying his wages, they mean nothing to him.
edge275 wrote:linwood wrote:edge275 wrote:dikdik wrote:The only thing that worries me about Hughes is does he have the cojones to fight the establishment, the FA, the media and officialdom in general. As was clearly seen from today's dramas fergiscum has the lot wrapped around his little finger.
Mourinho is the man for us in my opinion.
Why? Is he a blue?
Nope, just a damn good manager.
linwood wrote:edge275 wrote:linwood wrote:edge275 wrote:dikdik wrote:The only thing that worries me about Hughes is does he have the cojones to fight the establishment, the FA, the media and officialdom in general. As was clearly seen from today's dramas fergiscum has the lot wrapped around his little finger.
Mourinho is the man for us in my opinion.
Why? Is he a blue?
Nope, just a damn good manager.
Don't panic. It is just one game. No need to start pointing fingers and wanting change. Surely you can see the progress we are making?
simon12 wrote:Who did Joe Mercer support?
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Blue2 wrote:its a fuclin job he gets paid very well to do, anyone who thinks he's a blue is deluded. Like KK says, blue is blue forever not just because he is being paid to do so. Make no mistake, if he ever leaves and goes somewhere else, he will hate us. It's like the players, most of them are only blues when they play for us and the only reason for it is that City pay their wages
Exactly. I thought that was pretty straight forward and simple.
Who are Blues in current squad? Nedum is the only one I know of.
True but that will all change if they start winning stuff. Most will develop a lifelong attachment to the club & it'll become their club. Hughes may end up the same if he finds it becomes his 'home.' Ferguson wasn't a rag but he became one, same as Scholes, Cantona, Busby etc did. Other players like Hughes, Ince etc seemed to leave it all behind as soon as they left the club. To each his own.
It's quite possible that Hughes will fall in love with City, it's happened to many players & fans who previously had no affinity for the club & it will happen again. If it's only possible to be 'born' blue then half the people on here don't qualify as blues. I don't subscribe to that opinion. I'll welcome anyone who loves the club. If Hughes fails & leaves in bitterness so be it. If he falls in love with the world's greatest club; who can blame him?
In my above post to Craig I said more or less the same. It's very much possible to grow into being a Blue even in adult age like happened with Goat and Rosler. But for Hughes there would be long long way to go. But when some munich twat spits on me by saying that my 26 year old makes me lesser Blue than Hughes one year in job with the Club it makes me think that priorities or some people aren't quite in order. It also makes me wonder whether he is suffering from so called "Andrew Davies syndrome" of having watched Hughes in Stretford End and then finding City later for one reason or another.
Scholes is a prime example of my point by the way. He plays for rags and is hero there but he is most certainly Oldham and has never hidden that, taking his kids regularily to Latics games. Busby, who knows, he was from Scotland anyway. Ferguson has according biography been Rangers supporter and apparently still is at least to some extent.
Ted Hughes wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Blue2 wrote:its a fuclin job he gets paid very well to do, anyone who thinks he's a blue is deluded. Like KK says, blue is blue forever not just because he is being paid to do so. Make no mistake, if he ever leaves and goes somewhere else, he will hate us. It's like the players, most of them are only blues when they play for us and the only reason for it is that City pay their wages
Exactly. I thought that was pretty straight forward and simple.
Who are Blues in current squad? Nedum is the only one I know of.
True but that will all change if they start winning stuff. Most will develop a lifelong attachment to the club & it'll become their club. Hughes may end up the same if he finds it becomes his 'home.' Ferguson wasn't a rag but he became one, same as Scholes, Cantona, Busby etc did. Other players like Hughes, Ince etc seemed to leave it all behind as soon as they left the club. To each his own.
It's quite possible that Hughes will fall in love with City, it's happened to many players & fans who previously had no affinity for the club & it will happen again. If it's only possible to be 'born' blue then half the people on here don't qualify as blues. I don't subscribe to that opinion. I'll welcome anyone who loves the club. If Hughes fails & leaves in bitterness so be it. If he falls in love with the world's greatest club; who can blame him?
In my above post to Craig I said more or less the same. It's very much possible to grow into being a Blue even in adult age like happened with Goat and Rosler. But for Hughes there would be long long way to go. But when some munich twat spits on me by saying that my 26 year old makes me lesser Blue than Hughes one year in job with the Club it makes me think that priorities or some people aren't quite in order. It also makes me wonder whether he is suffering from so called "Andrew Davies syndrome" of having watched Hughes in Stretford End and then finding City later for one reason or another.
Scholes is a prime example of my point by the way. He plays for rags and is hero there but he is most certainly Oldham and has never hidden that, taking his kids regularily to Latics games. Busby, who knows, he was from Scotland anyway. Ferguson has according biography been Rangers supporter and apparently still is at least to some extent.
It's possible to have a local team you grew up with & end up in love with another club though. Hughes is certainly giving the impression of someone who's getting attached to the place. I hope he eventually acheives the transition, it'll mean we win things on the way!
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:simon12 wrote:Who did Joe Mercer support?
Tranmere Rovers. Common knowledge.
Ted Hughes wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Blue2 wrote:its a fuclin job he gets paid very well to do, anyone who thinks he's a blue is deluded. Like KK says, blue is blue forever not just because he is being paid to do so. Make no mistake, if he ever leaves and goes somewhere else, he will hate us. It's like the players, most of them are only blues when they play for us and the only reason for it is that City pay their wages
Exactly. I thought that was pretty straight forward and simple.
Who are Blues in current squad? Nedum is the only one I know of.
True but that will all change if they start winning stuff. Most will develop a lifelong attachment to the club & it'll become their club. Hughes may end up the same if he finds it becomes his 'home.' Ferguson wasn't a rag but he became one, same as Scholes, Cantona, Busby etc did. Other players like Hughes, Ince etc seemed to leave it all behind as soon as they left the club. To each his own.
It's quite possible that Hughes will fall in love with City, it's happened to many players & fans who previously had no affinity for the club & it will happen again. If it's only possible to be 'born' blue then half the people on here don't qualify as blues. I don't subscribe to that opinion. I'll welcome anyone who loves the club. If Hughes fails & leaves in bitterness so be it. If he falls in love with the world's greatest club; who can blame him?
In my above post to Craig I said more or less the same. It's very much possible to grow into being a Blue even in adult age like happened with Goat and Rosler. But for Hughes there would be long long way to go. But when some munich twat spits on me by saying that my 26 year old makes me lesser Blue than Hughes one year in job with the Club it makes me think that priorities or some people aren't quite in order. It also makes me wonder whether he is suffering from so called "Andrew Davies syndrome" of having watched Hughes in Stretford End and then finding City later for one reason or another.
Scholes is a prime example of my point by the way. He plays for rags and is hero there but he is most certainly Oldham and has never hidden that, taking his kids regularily to Latics games. Busby, who knows, he was from Scotland anyway. Ferguson has according biography been Rangers supporter and apparently still is at least to some extent.
It's possible to have a local team you grew up with & end up in love with another club though. Hughes is certainly giving the impression of someone who's getting attached to the place. I hope he eventually acheives the transition, it'll mean we win things on the way!
simon12 wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:simon12 wrote:Who did Joe Mercer support?
Tranmere Rovers. Common knowledge.
Thank fuck a scouse twat didn`t manage us then
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