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The Library.

Surely this has to be the new name for the Swamp that we City fans must now always use ? .Cathedral of Silence is a bit of a mouthful.

Library sums it up nicely, simple, and to the point.

From this day forth the Swamp shall only be known by its new name………….

(Drum Roll)

The Library


Shushhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

More the sanctuary, we go there for a peaceful movement.

Beefymcfc wrote:More the sanctuary, we go there for a peaceful movement.

Potential there.

I have noticed Maureen is starting to look like one of the extas from the Walking Dead.He really dont look well,i think he might be starting one of his epic mental break downs.I Wil be suprised if he is still with the Rags next season.

I am hoping Pocahontas over at Spuds will go to Madrid.

I think they are going to aspire to try and be like us(how times have changed) and try and get them selves a real football manager.

I would hate for Spuds manager to end up there.Hopefully PSG will do a number on Madrid,and the Rags last hope is gone for a decade.

I think that people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, our atmosphere is gash, we do have empty seats and even when we win half our fans do not have the class to stay after the 85th minute to applaude our heroes.

I would stick to mocking their brand of football and demise rather than bringing up a topic that is rather embarrassing for us.

sandman wrote:I think that people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, our atmosphere is gash, we do have empty seats and even when we win half our fans do not have the class to stay after the 85th minute to applaude our heroes.

I would stick to mocking their brand of football and demise rather than bringing up a topic that is rather embarrassing for us.

Excellent shout.

I hope the club are still doing everything they can to tackle it.

Original Dub wrote:

sandman wrote:I think that people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, our atmosphere is gash, we do have empty seats and even when we win half our fans do not have the class to stay after the 85th minute to applaude our heroes.

I would stick to mocking their brand of football and demise rather than bringing up a topic that is rather embarrassing for us.

Excellent shout.

I hope the club are still doing everything they can to tackle it.

I agree.

Bad puns (Highbury/Library, Etihad/Emptihad) seem the order of the day and I'm content with Old Toilet: mice to see you, to see your mice.

Salford bus depot sounds more accurate.

Complete with Blakey Mo.

sandman wrote:I think that people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, our atmosphere is gash, we do have empty seats and even when we win half our fans do not have the class to stay after the 85th minute to applaude our heroes.

I would stick to mocking their brand of football and demise rather than bringing up a topic that is rather embarrassing for us.

On this subject and being completely non argumentative is there really anywhere left that people fear going? I’m obviously no expert on sway days having been to precisely one ever, so am genuinely asking. Can’t recall hearing of anywhere in recent years that teams really hate going to.

sandman wrote:I think that people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, our atmosphere is gash, we do have empty seats and even when we win half our fans do not have the class to stay after the 85th minute to applaude our heroes.

I would stick to mocking their brand of football and demise rather than bringing up a topic that is rather embarrassing for us.

This.

The Library has already been allocated anyway (Highbury)

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

sandman wrote:I think that people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, our atmosphere is gash, we do have empty seats and even when we win half our fans do not have the class to stay after the 85th minute to applaude our heroes.

I would stick to mocking their brand of football and demise rather than bringing up a topic that is rather embarrassing for us.

On this subject and being completely non argumentative is there really anywhere left that people fear going? I’m obviously no expert on sway days having been to precisely one ever, so am genuinely asking. Can’t recall hearing of anywhere in recent years that teams really hate going to.

I still hate going to Millwall ... can't speak for the team mind

Chinners wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

sandman wrote:I think that people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, our atmosphere is gash, we do have empty seats and even when we win half our fans do not have the class to stay after the 85th minute to applaude our heroes.

I would stick to mocking their brand of football and demise rather than bringing up a topic that is rather embarrassing for us.

On this subject and being completely non argumentative is there really anywhere left that people fear going? I’m obviously no expert on sway days having been to precisely one ever, so am genuinely asking. Can’t recall hearing of anywhere in recent years that teams really hate going to.

I still hate going to Millwall ... can't speak for the team mind

That’s probably the only one I thought. Not being up in the Prem though there’s not much talk of it these days this far away. With all the teams having moved recently and the lack of standing I don’t really think there’s many amazing atmospheres left in the top flight right? Surely a lot of teams debate this like us?

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

sandman wrote:I think that people in glass houses shouldnt throw stones, our atmosphere is gash, we do have empty seats and even when we win half our fans do not have the class to stay after the 85th minute to applaude our heroes.

I would stick to mocking their brand of football and demise rather than bringing up a topic that is rather embarrassing for us.

On this subject and being completely non argumentative is there really anywhere left that people fear going? I’m obviously no expert on sway days having been to precisely one ever, so am genuinely asking. Can’t recall hearing of anywhere in recent years that teams really hate going to.

Surely Anfield with our terrible record there and the criminals in the crowd whistling and booing and bricking coaches?

Huddersfield seems the best