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Online Brend'Watkins

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12570 on: Today at 12:26:59 PM »
Not as weird as when there was a house around there.

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12571 on: Today at 01:09:02 PM »
I found that 'Good Luck' flag a bit Small Heath myself.

I thought it more a play on the fact that geographical location of most of their rival fan base was let us say not all that local to them.

A Blues equivalent would have been profanity laden and focused on Villa too.

Yeah and it's the same bollocks they would peddle, 90% of the genuine mancs I've known were reds.


Exact opposite in my experience. Man City drew their support overwhelmingly from the City. Utd were always boosted by outside support. He’ll, there were,and maybe still are, 30,000 registered Brummie Reds. Shame on them. Old Trafford isn’t even within the City’s boundaries, it’s in Salford.

It’s in Stretford in the Borough of Trafford which is what the flag was aimed at. They all shook my hand that day on the train on the way back to Manchester where I was studying.

As for support city used to have all of South Manchester but North Manchester, Salford, Trafford and Cheshire supported Manchester United historically
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Offline Crown Hill

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12572 on: Today at 01:10:35 PM »
How weird does the Trinity/North corner look now.

Will have to did out my 100 Years of VP Book, but wondering how long "somehing" has been there.

Well the Aquarium wall has now gone and that had been there 150 years. I can remember Doug building the corner flag after his hotel idea for that corner fell through.
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Online Skipper_The_Eyechild

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12573 on: Today at 04:12:29 PM »
I found that 'Good Luck' flag a bit Small Heath myself.

I thought it more a play on the fact that geographical location of most of their rival fan base was let us say not all that local to them.

A Blues equivalent would have been profanity laden and focused on Villa too.

Yeah and it's the same bollocks they would peddle, 90% of the genuine mancs I've known were reds.


Exact opposite in my experience. Man City drew their support overwhelmingly from the City. Utd were always boosted by outside support. He’ll, there were,and maybe still are, 30,000 registered Brummie Reds. Shame on them. Old Trafford isn’t even within the City’s boundaries, it’s in Salford.

Lee is saying that 90% of mancs he knows are reds, that's very different to saying 90% of reds are mancs. Lee'll be well aware of the objectionable Brummie Reds. My extremely tiny sample is that I have only known 5 mancs and they have all been reds.

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12574 on: Today at 05:26:45 PM »
If you live up here the predominant colour is red, the Citeh fans were always there but a bit like Blues in Brum were predominantly in the south and east of the City. The red bit is predominant in the west, south west and north of the city and reaching out all across Cheshire.

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12575 on: Today at 05:52:02 PM »
If you live up here the predominant colour is red, the Citeh fans were always there but a bit like Blues in Brum were predominantly in the south and east of the City. The red bit is predominant in the west, south west and north of the city and reaching out all across Cheshire.

My experience when working or studying there for short periods same. Altrincham was uniformly red. Stockport defo blue. Bury and Rochdale Red

Online Sexual Ealing

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12576 on: Today at 05:55:38 PM »
I used to work with a die-hard Twickenham red. He wasn't a plastic because he was born in Bolton, which famously has no football club, nor any other nearby.

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12577 on: Today at 06:38:25 PM »
I used to work with a die-hard Twickenham red. He wasn't a plastic because he was born in Bolton, which famously has no football club, nor any other nearby.

I think he made the right choice, I mean Bolton FFS. Did he eat much tripe?

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12578 on: Today at 06:45:05 PM »
I used to work with a die-hard Twickenham red. He wasn't a plastic because he was born in Bolton, which famously has no football club, nor any other nearby.

I think he made the right choice, I mean Bolton FFS. Did he eat much tripe?

I'd rather eat tripe every day than be a Twickers Red.

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12579 on: Today at 06:57:05 PM »
I used to work with a die-hard Twickenham red. He wasn't a plastic because he was born in Bolton, which famously has no football club, nor any other nearby.

I think he made the right choice, I mean Bolton FFS. Did he eat much tripe?

I'd rather eat tripe every day than be a Twickers Red.
Seconded.

Online itbrvilla

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Re: Villa Park Redevelopment
« Reply #12580 on: Today at 07:08:22 PM »
I used to work with a die-hard Twickenham red. He wasn't a plastic because he was born in Bolton, which famously has no football club, nor any other nearby.

I think he made the right choice, I mean Bolton FFS. Did he eat much tripe?

I'd rather eat tripe every day than be a Twickers Red.
Seconded.
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