Hull Daily ****e at it again.

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Looking at they joy on their faces, and the number taking photos, they won't forget Ronnie.

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Did they ask himmto give axwave and run on to the pitch to put their arms round him at the end?
Taking the Mickey out of a Norwich fan at work some years ago he said his favourite away game was being in Munich to see them beat Bayern, what was mine, the other City fan and the Sheffield United fan who were in the discussion?
 
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One of Newland Avenue's most recognisable takeaways with a name that is iconic across the city of Hull is up for sale on Facebook Marketplace.

For a mere £135,000 you could be the new proud owner of Chicken George at 145 Newland Avenue, one of five of the iconic brand of chicken shops in Hull.


Must admit I do like chicken George fries
 
ICONIC


One of Newland Avenue's most recognisable takeaways with a name that is iconic across the city of Hull is up for sale on Facebook Marketplace.

For a mere £135,000 you could be the new proud owner of Chicken George at 145 Newland Avenue, one of five of the iconic brand of chicken shops in Hull.


Must admit I do like chicken George fries
Sell you a DIY shop for less then that, property included.
 
I always smile when told as we pass a DIY shop on the way to a game, “proper shop that, massive City fan owns it”.
I no longer ask “Oh do you still go there?”
as the reply changed from “Nah, I go to B&Q” to “Nah I go to BM Stores.”

People in Hull don't support local businesses. Chazz took his daughter shopping in Leeds. Can't believe it is better.<laugh>