This time in two years, they'll be no more Alex Ferguson, and Man City will still be spending stupid amounts to over take you.TheMaraudingDog wrote:How else do you work out which club is the best supported in Manchester than by comparing attendances for similar fixtures on the same night? City were also give a MASSIVE head start (price, importance of game, not on SKY) and were still miles behind. I doubt very much that flocks of cars made their way up the M6 for this game and to get less than half of what United got is quite embarrassing really.
Do you get that in the States then?No Fixed Abode wrote:^^Small club supporter syndrome^^
Not really dude. All our teams are well supported. Even our college teams.Stranded wrote:Do you get that in the States then?No Fixed Abode wrote:^^Small club supporter syndrome^^
Stranded wrote:Why even worry about it...
It doesn't though really does it - without proof of where fans came from. The vast majority for both clubs are going to be from Manchester of course, but if you happen to be in the city and know you can get in to either game as a neutral you are going to pick a game at OT aren't you?AF1 wrote:Stranded wrote:Why even worry about it...
I would wager that as a Manyoo fan from Manchester (or there abouts/watver) hes prolyl sick of being told that everyone in Machester supports citeh and OT is full of tourists. these stats would indic8 otherwise
You actually scored a goal this time.No Fixed Abode wrote:What was the QPR score?
I wasn't playing dude!Tredder wrote:You actually scored a goal this time.No Fixed Abode wrote:What was the QPR score?
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