I&#x27;m a Manc that&#x27;s moved to Liverpool AMA

Original post by Bang Outta Order

what part of Liverpool? I've lived in Dingle and been to many other parts.

And which accent do you prefer? I love me a scouser.

I'm in Kensington. And no, I hate the accent over here.

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Original post by Cityfan93

I'm in Kensington. And no, I hate the accent over here.

No hate please. :angry:

Is tourism more prominent in Liverpool or Manchester?

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Which do you prefer, toenails or fingernails? :holmes:

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Original post by 04MR17

No hate please. :angry:

Is tourism more prominent in Liverpool or Manchester?

Manchester by far. A lot more people come to visit Manchester as there is a lot more to do and has a much bigger airport. It just feels so much busier and there's people from all over the globe back there. Liverpool is mostly local Merseyside people.

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Bang Outta Order

Original post by Cityfan93

I'm in Kensington. And no, I hate the accent over here.

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Original post by Cityfan93

But what is there to see (in Manchester)?

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Original post by 04MR17

But what is there to see (in Manchester)?

Go to Beetham tower, Deansgate shopping and bars, Salford Quays, the Etihad stadium, Trafford centre.

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UWS

Why is Man United better than Man City?

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Original post by Cityfan93

Go to Beetham tower, Deansgate shopping and bars, Salford Quays, the Etihad stadium, Trafford centre.

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The tower and Salford Quays I will give you (Salford not Manchester though, like me saying go to Crosby beach.)
- shopping is not a tourist attraction
- If you don't like sport then stadiums are out.

Original post by UWS

Why is Man United better than Man City?

You're late.

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markova21

Hello ! Fellow Manc here. Whereabouts in Manchester are you from? Was only ever in Liverpool for one weekend decades ago, but I thought the people were so lovely and friendly.

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markova21

Oh and can I say, as a United fan, how genuinely pleased I have been with City's success over the last few years. A city the size of Manchester needs more than one successful team.

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Danny the Geezer

Original post by Cityfan93

Go to Beetham tower,

Just a skyscraper, the only one in the whole of Manchester, embarrassing when compared to American cities

Original post by Cityfan93

Deansgate shopping and bars,

Vastly over-priced, pricing the average Manc out tbh.

Original post by Cityfan93

the Etihad stadium

Absolute dump, no history in the club and the surrounding area is a post-industrial ghost-town, OT is a better bet by far.

Original post by Cityfan93

Trafford centre.

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Nothing unique about that, just a shopping centre, one in most cities these days.

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Jughead's Hat

Original post by Cityfan93

I'm in Kensington.

How are you finding Kenny? :lol:

I lived there until I was seven and I remember they were promising a proper revamp. They're still promising it. :lol:

Also: Are there any aspects of Liverpool you like more than Manchester? I agree Manchester offers a lot more as a whole, but are there any specific parts you prefer?

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Jughead's Hat

Original post by Cityfan93

And no, I hate the accent over here.

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Also, damn, why you gotta be so harsh. :cry:

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Original post by markova21

Hello ! Fellow Manc here. Whereabouts in Manchester are you from? Was only ever in Liverpool for one weekend decades ago, but I thought the people were so lovely and friendly.

I'm from Fallowfield. And I agree that people are friendly over here, but it's not as easy as Manchester to make friends. All my mates are back there and I'm stuck here.

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