Manchester champions v Manchester Chumps

Will go for 0-0

Salford 3-0 City

You okes are smokin grass or something more serious. I not a flopball supporter but easiest money you will make... take the correct score 4-1 man united.

Dave, fair enough, if that makes me arrogant I am content with that. I would rather support my club and worry about them than be more or equally as interested in how the opposition play. Anyone who does so is not really a true fan of their club imho, more just an overall football supporter who associate themselves with teams that win. Weird! :S but being a Chelski "football" supporter you would know exactly what I mean

Heres a list of average attendance of Stamford Bridge over the years in premier league:

1992–93: 18,754
1993–94: 19,211
1994–95: 21,062
1995–96: 25,598
1996–97: 27,617
1997–98: 33,387
1998–99: 34,571
1999–00: 34,532
2000–01: 34,700
2001–02: 38,834
2002–03: 39,784
2003–04: 41,234
2004–05: 41,870
2005–06: 41,902
2006–07: 41,909
2007–08: 41,397
2008–09: 41,590
2009–10: 41,425
2010–11: 41,435

United til I die and to hell with the rest () Blardy glory hunters <

Englander Wrote:

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> Dave, fair enough, if that makes me arrogant I am
> content with that. I would rather support my club
> and worry about them than be more or equally as
> interested in how the opposition play. Anyone who
> does so is not really a true fan of their club
> imho, more just an overall football supporter who
> associate themselves with teams that win. Weird!
> :S but being a Chelski "football" supporter you
> would know exactly what I mean
>
> Heres a list of average attendance of Stamford
> Bridge over the years in premier league:
>
> 1992–93: 18,754
> 1993–94: 19,211
> 1994–95: 21,062
> 1995–96: 25,598
> 1996–97: 27,617
> 1997–98: 33,387
> 1998–99: 34,571
> 1999–00: 34,532
> 2000–01: 34,700
> 2001–02: 38,834
> 2002–03: 39,784
> 2003–04: 41,234
> 2004–05: 41,870
> 2005–06: 41,902
> 2006–07: 41,909
> 2007–08: 41,397
> 2008–09: 41,590
> 2009–10: 41,425
> 2010–11: 41,435
>
> United til I die and to hell with the rest ()
> Blardy glory hunters <

Shame you never went back to 1979, that was my 1st season ticket. I think we finished 5 th or 6th in the old division 2.

Surely every team thats in the PL,their attendance rose from 1992 onwards.

Your right though,some fans only want to watch winning football.

Engles your a United fan,I'm a Chelsea supporter.Supporters go to matches home and away.

I've been to Old Trafford more times than most United fans..

The real Mancunians wear blue,listen to Oasis and watch Ricky Hatton.

The red half wear green & gold,listen to Simply Red and watch Countdown.

DTF

I wonder if old Englander has ever actually been to OT. or maybe he has taken the £10 tour of the ground.

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> DTF
>
> I wonder if old Englander has ever actually been
> to OT. or maybe he has taken the £10 tour of the
> ground.

More like Google Street Maps every Saturday,just to take in the atmosphere

> Shame you never went back to 1979, that was my 1st
> season ticket. I think we finished 5 th or 6th in
> the old division 2.

Maybe I saw you there! ()

> Surely every team thats in the PL,their attendance
> rose from 1992 onwards.

Possibly but building work probably more relevant. though Chelsea (as they used to be) definitely had low attendances when the team was not "flying", stood on the Shed with plenty space many a time
>
> Your right though,some fans only want to watch
> winning football.

I doubt they watch!

> Engles your a United fan,I'm a Chelsea
> supporter.Supporters go to matches home and away.

If they can (tu)

>
> I've been to Old Trafford more times than most
> United fans..

Most United fans don't live in the UK, we both know that

> The real Mancunians wear blue,listen to Oasis and
> watch Ricky Hatton.

Irrelevant

> The red half wear green & gold,listen to Simply
> Red and watch Countdown.

Irrelevant

Yes CnC, I have but admittedly not often, been to S Bridge and Kingfield far more frequently. I have no problem answering questions and answering them honestly, unlike some complete hypocrits

Oh... and yes, I have also been on a tour of Old Trafford, was shown around by the great Sir Bobby Charlton as it happens. Most amazing "thing" for me was the "mound" shape of the pitch, had previously always thought they were flat as a pancake!!

Englander Wrote:

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> Oh... and yes, I have also been on a tour of Old
> Trafford, was shown around by the great Sir Bobby
> Charlton as it happens. Most amazing "thing" for
> me was the "mound" shape of the pitch, had
> previously always thought they were flat as a
> pancake!!

Talking of pitches,has anyone seen what Blackpool are playing on.
Shocking,Tom Ince still has the ball under control while dribbling.
He looks a good player

davetheflower Wrote:

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> Englander Wrote:
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> > Oh... and yes, I have also been on a tour of
> Old
> > Trafford, was shown around by the great Sir
> Bobby
> > Charlton as it happens. Most amazing "thing"
> for
> > me was the "mound" shape of the pitch, had
> > previously always thought they were flat as a
> > pancake!!
>
> Talking of pitches,has anyone seen what Blackpool
> are playing on.
> Shocking,Tom Ince still has the ball under control
> while dribbling.
> He looks a good player

Isn't Blackpool north of Watford?? If so, how would I know?? <

read paper talk on Sky sports - some of the comments there that Mancini said makes me LOL

like all PL teams give Utd the games - yet who lost the first leg as well to Utd < good on you Mancini - just shows how fixed it is - jj

Me - Chelski supporter so yeah