The Manchester City Society II

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A very sad one indeed.

You seen Tevez's goal yet?

Eh, a story about Adebayor slamming his scan results on Mancini's desk in a fit of pique, tears streaming down his big brown beard is always going to be more interesting than a story about a minor dispute about injuries. Laughable, really.

Don't want him to leave, in any case. I'd be much happier relying on him for backup than Jo or Santa Cruz, he's a top player.

Reply 42

Jeppasloth

'If I was looking for the nicest house in the world, I wouldn’t have come to England,' he explained. 'I am happy with my decision to move, but I came to Manchester to play.

Plus the story of when the police found him after he crashed his car with £5,000 in his back pocket, they asked why he had so much money and he said "Because I am rich".

:rofl2:

I love him already.

Reply 43

Jim-ie

police always keepin a brutha down

Reply 44

Panthalic

Since when do you charge £48 a ticket? Ruining football tbh. :hmpf:

Reply 45

Jeppasloth

I actually blame Platini's ****** fair play ********. Tbh though, season tickets are still excellent value for money. Mines on tier 2 and cost £190, full adult ones cost £350 and kids still £95.

Reply 46

Christien

£190?! That's incredibly decent.

Reply 47

Jeppasloth

As Jim says I'm still a baby though :colondollar:

Also JANGRA! Heard they're selling tickets for Chelsea, Juve and Newcastle for 20, 10 and 10 quid in the student union.

Jangrafess

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35 years

Yes?

Well, it's disappointing that we couldn't show the competition the respect it deserves, but we do have Chelsea on Saturday and we couldn't really afford to risk the likes of Tevez, Nige, etc. Not too disappointed, myself.

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Reply 51

Kevmeister

Jeppasloth

As Jim says I'm still a baby though :colondollar:

Also JANGRA! Heard they're selling tickets for Chelsea, Juve and Newcastle for 20, 10 and 10 quid in the student union.

What's the difference between the two £10 tickets?

Reply 52

Jeppasloth

Kevmeister

What's the difference between the two £10 tickets?

Nada. Apart from their for different games. You thinking of going Kev :wink:

Reply 53

Kevmeister

Jeppasloth

Nada. Apart from their for different games. You thinking of going Kev :wink:

Yes, and I'll go as Fred the Red. :wink:

Actually looking at the possibility of going to the Manc. derby in February. Looks like I may be able to get two tickets for circa £100....

Reply 54

Jeppasloth

Not bad at all.

My dads friend came over from America and went to the Bayern game and whichever big game was near then. Apparently he got ripped off by a tout, wouldn't say how much but it was more than the plane tickets :zomg:

So yeah, I'd snap them up if I were you. Especially as you'll get to see the worlds finest.

Reply 55

Kevmeister

Yeah, just have to register on Utd's membership thing, then I can sign up for viagogo, which is where I seen the tickets for that price. I wouldn't go up on spec. for any Utd game, tbh, bound to get ripped off no matter the opposition.

Reply 56

Jangrafess

Jeppasloth

As Jim says I'm still a baby though :colondollar:

Also JANGRA! Heard they're selling tickets for Chelsea, Juve and Newcastle for 20, 10 and 10 quid in the student union.

Ha, Im at the wrong uni for that and Im in Italy at the moment but Ill ask someone about it when I get back and hope for the Toon game.

I saw the San Siro today and on Sunday Ill be at Fiorentina vs Parma. Hoping to catch the Juve game on TV over here too - Ill be in Rome that day so hopefully I wont be the only one cheering City on!

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Reply 57

Jim-ie

The £10 tickets mean you are sat with a bunch of ***** students who are more concerned with their flat drama than watching the match. Never ever again will I sit with them.