Citeh or United ?

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Rocket

Rocket

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Been living down in Manchester with my new burd since Xmas and both her and her family are all mad City fans. They keep asking me along to the games but to be honest I've always preferred United. (I know I know )

Did I tell you I went to the same Primary School in Govan as Sir Alex ? Still there to this day as it's a listed building.

Anyway, when I lived in Glasgow I always believed that City fans favoured Rangers while United fans preferred Celtic, the truth is they couldny gie a flying **** for either of us. They see fitba up there as some sort of joke.

I've been to one United game since moving down here and it was brilliant but for some reason City bore me to tears.

Who do you prefer of the two on N606 ?
 
Rocket said:
Been living down in Manchester with my new burd since Xmas and both her and her family are all mad City fans. They keep asking me along to the games but to be honest I've always preferred United. (I know I know )

Did I tell you I went to the same Primary School in Govan as Sir Alex ? Still there to this day as it's a listed building.

Anyway, when I lived in Glasgow I always believed that City fans favoured Rangers while United fans preferred Celtic, the truth is they couldny gie a flying **** for either of us. They see fitba up there as some sort of joke.

I've been to one United game since moving down here and it was brilliant but for some reason City bore me to tears.

Who do you prefer of the two on N606 ?
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SAF's school won't be there much longer as it's in some nick and will no doubt be bulldozed by our beloved city planners in the not too distant future as it will be deemed "not safe" or be destroyed by "fire". :emoticon-0114-dull:

City or Utd? Don't care really.

In normal circumstances, I'd choose the underdog, but that doesn't really apply since the Sheik took over.

Aye, so this burd??? Do tell.
 
Queef Chegwin said:
SAF's school won't be there much longer as it's in some nick and will no doubt be bulldozed by our beloved city planners in the not too distant future as it will be deemed "not safe" or be destroyed by "fire". :emoticon-0114-dull:

City or Utd? Don't care really.

In normal circumstances, I'd choose the underdog, but that doesn't really apply since the Sheik took over.

Aye, so this burd??? Do tell.
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Fifteen years younger big tits loves the boaby few quid ain pad.

What's not to love?
 
No preference really, at a push Id say I dislike city more now because they've become the harlem globe trotters of football ; always had a soft spot for Liverpool back in the days when dalgleish and sounesswent there ; now I have next to no idea about the football in nigelshire.

D`ye get a hard time in Manchester ? cant imagine the sons of William are too popular down there even now.
 
rogueleader said:
No preference really, at a push Id say I dislike city more now because they've become the harlem globe trotters of football ; always had a soft spot for Liverpool back in the days when dalgleish and sounesswent there ; now I have next to no idea about the football in nigelshire.

D`ye get a hard time in Manchester ? cant imagine the sons of William are too popular down there even now.
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No really, we never bombed them........<whistle>
 
Gambol said:
Couldny give a toss about English fitba.
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That's a cun t cos ma burds got a pal that wants a weegie boyfriend and I was gonny invite you doon - gaggin for it so she is.

Mibby it's just me but I think English burds are easier to pump.
 
Rocket said:
That's a cun t cos ma burds got a pal that wants a weegie boyfriend and I was gonny invite you doon - gaggin for it so she is.

Mibby it's just me but I think English burds are easier to pump.
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They are easier to pump. That wiz the first lesson I learned as a young lad going on lads holidays. The Welsh are even easier and durty as ****.
 
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