Hazy2 wrote:Born in Hulme to a family of Rags, Went to both the swamp and Maine Rd tbh.
Mase wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Born in Hulme to a family of Rags, Went to both the swamp and Maine Rd tbh.
Was that normal back then? As my father in law said he used to go and watch City (more than he did the rags) when he was a kid but is now a die hard rag.
Mase wrote:sheblue wrote:Since 1989.
But only got interested in internet football forums and social media a few years ago.
Just because lads are new on here or elsewhere doesn't mean they are 'new' fans.
I did say "new posters" not new fans. It was just a bit of fun for people to get to know others.
sheblue wrote:Mase wrote:sheblue wrote:Since 1989.
But only got interested in internet football forums and social media a few years ago.
Just because lads are new on here or elsewhere doesn't mean they are 'new' fans.
I did say "new posters" not new fans. It was just a bit of fun for people to get to know others.
Ok I wasn't having a go. Just making a point as i have noticed that some on here tend to treat new posters like total plebs!! Referring to them as plastic and rag and all that nonsense. And some of these lads could be 30 years or more supporting city, just not online.
Anyway great thread.
Mase wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Born in Hulme to a family of Rags, Went to both the swamp and Maine Rd tbh.
Was that normal back then? As my father in law said he used to go and watch City (more than he did the rags) when he was a kid but is now a die hard rag.
Nick wrote:Born in Urmston (rag central) in 89. Dad bought me a city shirt from streetwise sports in Stretford precinct.
All reds in my whole year in secondary bar a couple of quiet blues. Few more in primary. We yoyod divisions and I'd get constantly wound up by red mates taunting relegation.
First city magazine I got (collected them for years) had Coton on the front. I don't really remember that ball season, so I got really into it that relegated year when we had about ten managers. Watching the late highlights show I'd tape.
First game was dickovs debut Vs reading. Think we won 3-2. Loved the walk up, the ground etc. Everyone was gutted kinky was injured but dickov played well. Couldn't go much as dad worked weekends and then when he stopped I did, so we'd pick games but eventually went to most the last year at Maine road. Then got a season ticket probably the second or third year at Eastlands.
Hazy2 wrote:Mase wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Born in Hulme to a family of Rags, Went to both the swamp and Maine Rd tbh.
Was that normal back then? As my father in law said he used to go and watch City (more than he did the rags) when he was a kid but is now a die hard rag.
Jib in both was easy, i was 9/10/11 yrs old Mase, living in central M/cr normal for me and many others. Growing up in Hulme it was ow't for now't TBH. A mate of mine denies it but he was with us.
Nick wrote:Born in Urmston (rag central) in 89. Dad bought me a city shirt from streetwise sports in Stretford precinct.
All reds in my whole year in secondary bar a couple of quiet blues. Few more in primary. We yoyod divisions and I'd get constantly wound up by red mates taunting relegation.
First city magazine I got (collected them for years) had Coton on the front. I don't really remember that ball season, so I got really into it that relegated year when we had about ten managers. Watching the late highlights show I'd tape.
First game was dickovs debut Vs reading. Think we won 3-2. Loved the walk up, the ground etc. Everyone was gutted kinky was injured but dickov played well. Couldn't go much as dad worked weekends and then when he stopped I did, so we'd pick games but eventually went to most the last year at Maine road. Then got a season ticket probably the second or third year at Eastlands.
Hazy2 wrote:Mase wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Born in Hulme to a family of Rags, Went to both the swamp and Maine Rd tbh.
Was that normal back then? As my father in law said he used to go and watch City (more than he did the rags) when he was a kid but is now a die hard rag.
Jib in both was easy, i was 9/10/11 yrs old Mase, living in central M/cr normal for me and many others. Growing up in Hulme it was ow't for now't TBH. A mate of mine denies it but he was with us.
zuricity wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Mase wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Born in Hulme to a family of Rags, Went to both the swamp and Maine Rd tbh.
Was that normal back then? As my father in law said he used to go and watch City (more than he did the rags) when he was a kid but is now a die hard rag.
Jib in both was easy, i was 9/10/11 yrs old Mase, living in central M/cr normal for me and many others. Growing up in Hulme it was ow't for now't TBH. A mate of mine denies it but he was with us.
Can back you up being from Hulme too. Perfectly normal to have Rag mates playing footy at school, or the two Boys clubs ( Loxford and Proctors). Even playing for Mercer Celtic, a mixture of both ( with the occasional Perv Senrab luvvie). More rag mates than City fans at that time where i lived. Glory hunters then too....
If City reserves had no game on , i might go to the dump to watch Georgie with mates - he was good, have to say.
First game was a cup game Bury away . Jimmy Murray wearing telephone directories.
zuricity wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Mase wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Born in Hulme to a family of Rags, Went to both the swamp and Maine Rd tbh.
Was that normal back then? As my father in law said he used to go and watch City (more than he did the rags) when he was a kid but is now a die hard rag.
Jib in both was easy, i was 9/10/11 yrs old Mase, living in central M/cr normal for me and many others. Growing up in Hulme it was ow't for now't TBH. A mate of mine denies it but he was with us.
Can back you up being from Hulme too. Perfectly normal to have Rag mates playing footy at school, or the two Boys clubs ( Loxford and Proctors). Even playing for Mercer Celtic, a mixture of both ( with the occasional Perv Senrab luvvie). More rag mates than City fans at that time where i lived. Glory hunters then too....
If City reserves had no game on , i might go to the dump to watch Georgie with mates - he was good, have to say.
First game was a cup game Bury away . Jimmy Murray wearing telephone directories.
carl_feedthegoat wrote:My dad forced me to go watch the fuckign Munchens once to try and get me to support them - I nearly puked , I must have been 7 years old then.
What a cunt!!
Hazy2 wrote:zuricity wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Mase wrote:Hazy2 wrote:Born in Hulme to a family of Rags, Went to both the swamp and Maine Rd tbh.
Was that normal back then? As my father in law said he used to go and watch City (more than he did the rags) when he was a kid but is now a die hard rag.
Jib in both was easy, i was 9/10/11 yrs old Mase, living in central M/cr normal for me and many others. Growing up in Hulme it was ow't for now't TBH. A mate of mine denies it but he was with us.
Can back you up being from Hulme too. Perfectly normal to have Rag mates playing footy at school, or the two Boys clubs ( Loxford and Proctors). Even playing for Mercer Celtic, a mixture of both ( with the occasional Perv Senrab luvvie). More rag mates than City fans at that time where i lived. Glory hunters then too....
If City reserves had no game on , i might go to the dump to watch Georgie with mates - he was good, have to say.
First game was a cup game Bury away . Jimmy Murray wearing telephone directories.
Watching reserve games at Maine Rd wow that's a memory Z., A one off chance to sit in the Main Stand Getting as close to the directors box, smell of the liniment and fags, Stan the groundsman letting you in for Nowt !! if you got lucky of pushing the gate and squeezing through. Proctors/ Nello James/Hulme Labour Club. I have rag mates who now its not Glory Glory have started this SELF DEFENCE THING " Quote, I am not into it anymore money has ruined it. The games changed, Hazy: Answer Fuck of you rag twat, Now we have jogged on past you in every department your true colours have come out. I have a brother who I swear is on meds they are that shite, meltdown-Mike but boy did that twat love it we had Frank Fucking Clown Clarke and the likes messing with our sanity. I rip every chance he hates it crying rag.
Mase wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:My dad forced me to go watch the fuckign Munchens once to try and get me to support them - I nearly puked , I must have been 7 years old then.
What a cunt!!
Is that why you had to move abroad, after you buried him?
Mase wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:My dad forced me to go watch the fuckign Munchens once to try and get me to support them - I nearly puked , I must have been 7 years old then.
What a cunt!!
Is that why you had to move abroad, after you buried him?
carl_feedthegoat wrote:Mase wrote:carl_feedthegoat wrote:My dad forced me to go watch the fuckign Munchens once to try and get me to support them - I nearly puked , I must have been 7 years old then.
What a cunt!!
Is that why you had to move abroad, after you buried him?
I think we went abroad when me dad found out I cleaned Mike Summerbees car, when I was in the cubs....that took him over the edge.
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