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Red Devil · Aug 28 2002, 04:24 PM

I was talking to Dennis Tuart today in work, he was joining some "corporates" going to the Villa game tonight. I said to him that I hoped Villa won and his reply "You reds are all the same!" I said anyway, have a nice time!! Nice fella

***Blue*** · Aug 28 2002, 04:27 PM

lol
Dennis Teuart was one of me faves RD...you coulda lied and wished City good luck or something

Red Devil · Aug 28 2002, 04:33 PM

He was one of the all time "greats" at Maine Road *cough* *spit*

***Blue*** · Aug 28 2002, 04:35 PM

Apart from Kenny "Mr Happy" Dalglish and Donald Sutherland, only other "famous" guy I ever met was Acker Bilk...ya remember him thru the mists of time?

Red Devil · Aug 28 2002, 06:47 PM

Before my time mate, just a "stranger on the shore"

mcfc · Aug 28 2002, 07:25 PM

funny that i met tueart on tuesday at work but
there again i meet someone nearly every week
and plenty of man u players at that oh well theres a bad side to everything

Red Devil · Aug 28 2002, 07:29 PM

Well as I currently work in the Heartlands of Birmingham, I don't really expect to bump into many City, or United players, for that matter

Anyway, me and Dennis had a laff.....

mcfc · Aug 28 2002, 08:13 PM

i dont mean just city and utd players lol
i meet them from all over the country past and present. some really top guys most of them and thats counting the utd ones (i just pretend there not utd lol)

***Blue*** · Aug 29 2002, 06:20 AM

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Before my time mate, just a "stranger on the shore"

hahahaha...smartypants

Red Devil · Aug 29 2002, 09:52 AM

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i dont mean just city and utd players lol
i meet them from all over the country past and present. some really top guys most of them and thats counting the utd ones (i just pretend there not utd lol)

Ah so your a steward at Maine Road then?

mcfc · Aug 29 2002, 08:17 PM

lol @ steward am i f**k like, i go maine rd to watch the match not fans lol, theres no way i would be a steward

Red Devil · Aug 29 2002, 08:19 PM

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lol @ steward am i f**k like, i go maine rd to watch the match not fans lol, theres no way i would be a steward

HeHe! You don't need stewards there do you

ky

Paisley · Aug 29 2002, 08:30 PM

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i go maine rd to watch the match not fans lol, theres no way i would be a steward

What steward doesn't watch the match? The whole point of becoming a steward is to get paid to watch the match, isn't it?

happy Axeman · Aug 29 2002, 09:05 PM

no, if you look at them they sit with the backs to the pitch, watching yer! :eek

Red Devil · Aug 30 2002, 09:20 AM

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no, if you look at them they sit with the backs to the pitch, watching yer! :eek

Is that really surprising? There's more going on in the crowd

mcfc · Aug 30 2002, 06:31 PM

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no, if you look at them they sit with the backs to the pitch, watching yer! :eek

Is that really surprising? There's more going on in the crowd

yeah well said mate unlike old trafford where they just sit there munching there prawns sandwiches

we at maine rd jump up and down and get behind the team sing etc

Red Devil · Aug 31 2002, 10:10 AM

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no, if you look at them they sit with the backs to the pitch, watching yer! :eek

Is that really surprising? There's more going on in the crowd

yeah well said mate unlike old trafford where they just sit there munching there prawns sandwiches we at maine rd jump up and down and get behind the team sing etc

Some do - agreed, behind those glass panels but why do you all jump up and down? Is it the fleas?

mcfc · Aug 31 2002, 08:39 PM

no its the goal machine anelka banging them in

that makes us do it

Foley87 · Sep 5 2002, 02:39 PM

great reply MCFC

yeh , stewards at Maine Road all face you

but suppose theyll have to with us all chantin Anelka due to his goal fest

ANELKA FOR 40 THIS SEASON

mcfc · Sep 5 2002, 05:02 PM

40 i dont think so 39 id say lol

Foley87 · Sep 6 2002, 03:47 PM

hahahha

nah , joking apart , i reckon he could score bout 25 this year

Red Devil · Sep 9 2002, 10:25 AM

What does EIDOS, Manchester Citys sponsor stand for?

ELEVEN IDIOTS DREAMING OF SUCCESS!

Red Devil · Sep 9 2002, 10:28 AM

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hahahha

nah , joking apart , i reckon he could score bout 25 this year

Better make that 24 - he has just lost one of his hat trick goals!

***Mark*** · Sep 9 2002, 11:08 AM

Nicolas Anelka has been denied his hat trick after a ruling by the FA Premier League on his first goal against Everton.

The FA Premier League Dubious Goals Panel has ruled that Manchester City's first goal against Everton in their Barclaycard Premiership clash in August will now be credited as a Tomasz Radzinski own goal.

The twenty three year old City hitman unleashed the strike from a free kick thirty yards out but though the ball took a deflection he claimed the goal, his first for the club since his summer signing.

He then went on to score the second and third with his final goal of the afternoon five minutes from time a tremendous strike from an acute angle. He was named Man of the Match and left Maine Road with the match ball.

But the three-man Dubious Goals Panel, made up of established figures in the game, gave it's verdict on the striker's free kick after being given a copy of a video containing the goal shot from every possible camera angle available.

Will · Sep 9 2002, 12:32 PM

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Nicolas Anelka has been denied his hat trick after a ruling by the FA Premier League on his first goal against Everton.

The FA Premier League Dubious Goals Panel has ruled that Manchester City's first goal against Everton in their Barclaycard Premiership clash in August will now be credited as a Tomasz Radzinski own goal.

The twenty three year old City hitman unleashed the strike from a free kick thirty yards out but though the ball took a deflection he claimed the goal, his first for the club since his summer signing.

He then went on to score the second and third with his final goal of the afternoon five minutes from time a tremendous strike from an acute angle. He was named Man of the Match and left Maine Road with the match ball.

But the three-man Dubious Goals Panel, made up of established figures in the game, gave it's verdict on the striker's free kick after being given a copy of a video containing the goal shot from every possible camera angle available.

thats a bit out of order, but its old news now, and most people will remember the game as the one where 'Anelka got a hatrick'!