100000000000001 Great comedy Man City moments

Originally Posted by Ginners

tbf most utd fans are from london

given that united have an estimated support base of 300m worldwide, and the population of the greater london area is in the region of something like 8m - it seems mathematically that most united fans don't come from london. Or manchester for that matter.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

given that united have an estimated support base of 300m worldwide, and the population of the greater london area is in the region of something like 8m - it seems mathematically that most united fans don't come from london. Or manchester for that matter.

Is this from the David Gill database of facts and figures?

Richest club in the planet, bestest owners ever, buy your club and burn it down, 200 000 seater stadium soon yano, every mile you drive adds to Citys wealth, Love Glazer hate United...

BAM, they've increased your season ticket price.

http://www.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/forum...p?f=1&t=172447

"I think the opposite about the demand. If they have priced kids out of every other part of the ground I think the North Stand will now sell out. I'm most annoyed at being forced out of the 3rd tier with my kids, despite it being a part of the ground the club can't give away"

you're not really there.

it would appear that its Darius Vassell's fault that they dont sell out games anymore now. £#%&! sake, they can't even sell the derby out!


"%@#$&!s.

Economies work from supply and demand. We were actually selling out more when Vassel was there than when Tevez is there now.

City aren't selling out now, yet we decide to raise the ticket prices of the people who they KNOW will pay it. If they gave a £#%&!, they'd freeze season tickets and put normal tickets up 10%, thus rewarding loyalty.

What they have done, is bit the hand that has kept them in business for the last 15 years, because they now have a bit of cash to fall back on."

Originally Posted by ScarFace

Richest club in the planet, bestest owners ever, buy your club and burn it down, 200 000 seater stadium soon yano, every mile you drive adds to Citys wealth, Love Glazer hate United...

BAM, they've increased your season ticket price.

http://www.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/forum...p?f=1&t=172447

Loads of unhappy turds on the thread

They were no doubt expecting free tickets seeing as their owners weren't arsed about making money

MCFC feature film announced

'Blue Moon Rising' will document the rise of Manchester City through the eyes of dedicated fans, players and Club executives

Manchester City FC and Endemol Sport today announced the forthcoming release of a landmark feature film charting a year in the life of one of the Premier League’s most dynamic clubs.
'Blue Moon Rising' follows a group of Manchester City fans throughout the 09/10 season, beautifully capturing the emotions every football fan feels along the way. From the initial hope and optimism following the takeover by Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi and the ecstatic disbelief of a 4-2 win at high-flying Chelsea, right through to the depths of despair after a last minute derby defeat to Manchester United; the cinema quality ‘Red’ cameras were there to capture it all.
Made by leading sports media company, Endemol Sport, the film also takes the viewer from the terraces to the board room with exclusive behind the scenes footage of the club’s new owners. Among the dedicated fans featured in the film is former Oasis front man Noel Gallagher who appears on camera to talk about his life-long passion for the club.
'Blue Moon Rising' will be directed by BAFTA and Cannes Grand Prix winning writer and director Stewart Sugg and produced by Nick London, one of the UK’s foremost documentary producers with credits including Sky One’s BAFTA award winning series ‘Ross Kemp In Afghanistan’.
The film will debut on the big screen in summer 2010 with theatrical distribution handled by Endemol in partnership with Robert Mitchell, former UK Head of Buena Vista International.
Global TV and DVD distribution will be handled by Endemol Worldwide Distribution.


http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news...film-announced

Couldnt give a shit about any floating ice either, this is always worth a watch

the most over done parody maybe but, this one is class imo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YquUgDihMT0&feature=related

its gone .... nothing to see here folks keep moving

Originally Posted by ReligiousRed

Couldnt give a shit about any floating ice either, this is always worth a watch

the most over done parody maybe but, this one is class imo

YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

its gone .... nothing to see here folks keep moving

Absolute holocaust moment (in more ways than one) from RR there

Originally Posted by Sloppy

right through to the depths of despair after a last minute derby defeat to Manchester United

Don't they mean 'three last minute derby defeats'

to the tune of the laughing policeman


I know a girl from stockport
her name is hazel grove
shes been supporting city
since she was 8 years old
shes been to almost every game
shes only missed a few
shes never seen them win f*** all
and now shes 42


ha ha ha etc

i heard they were doing adult season tickets for 250. fair play to the tache bastards if true.

Originally Posted by Sloppy

MCFC feature film announced

'Blue Moon Rising' will document the rise of Manchester City through the eyes of dedicated fans, players and Club executives

Manchester City FC and Endemol Sport today announced the forthcoming release of a landmark feature film charting a year in the life of one of the Premier League’s most dynamic clubs.
'Blue Moon Rising' follows a group of Manchester City fans throughout the 09/10 season, beautifully capturing the emotions every football fan feels along the way. From the initial hope and optimism following the takeover by Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi and the ecstatic disbelief of a 4-2 win at high-flying Chelsea, right through to the depths of despair after a last minute derby defeat to Manchester United; the cinema quality ‘Red’ cameras were there to capture it all.
Made by leading sports media company, Endemol Sport, the film also takes the viewer from the terraces to the board room with exclusive behind the scenes footage of the club’s new owners. Among the dedicated fans featured in the film is former Oasis front man Noel Gallagher who appears on camera to talk about his life-long passion for the club.
'Blue Moon Rising' will be directed by BAFTA and Cannes Grand Prix winning writer and director Stewart Sugg and produced by Nick London, one of the UK’s foremost documentary producers with credits including Sky One’s BAFTA award winning series ‘Ross Kemp In Afghanistan’.
The film will debut on the big screen in summer 2010 with theatrical distribution handled by Endemol in partnership with Robert Mitchell, former UK Head of Buena Vista International.
Global TV and DVD distribution will be handled by Endemol Worldwide Distribution.


http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news...film-announced

straight to vhs then.

Originally Posted by Sloppy

MCFC feature film announced

'Blue Moon Rising' will document the rise of Manchester City through the eyes of dedicated fans, players and Club executives

Manchester City FC and Endemol Sport today announced the forthcoming release of a landmark feature film charting a year in the life of one of the Premier League’s most dynamic clubs.
'Blue Moon Rising' follows a group of Manchester City fans throughout the 09/10 season, beautifully capturing the emotions every football fan feels along the way. From the initial hope and optimism following the takeover by Sheikh Mansour of Abu Dhabi and the ecstatic disbelief of a 4-2 win at high-flying Chelsea, right through to the depths of despair after a last minute derby defeat to Manchester United; the cinema quality ‘Red’ cameras were there to capture it all.
Made by leading sports media company, Endemol Sport, the film also takes the viewer from the terraces to the board room with exclusive behind the scenes footage of the club’s new owners. Among the dedicated fans featured in the film is former Oasis front man Noel Gallagher who appears on camera to talk about his life-long passion for the club.
'Blue Moon Rising' will be directed by BAFTA and Cannes Grand Prix winning writer and director Stewart Sugg and produced by Nick London, one of the UK’s foremost documentary producers with credits including Sky One’s BAFTA award winning series ‘Ross Kemp In Afghanistan’.
The film will debut on the big screen in summer 2010 with theatrical distribution handled by Endemol in partnership with Robert Mitchell, former UK Head of Buena Vista International.
Global TV and DVD distribution will be handled by Endemol Worldwide Distribution.


http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news...film-announced

even the cameras don't support them















and yes i know what a red camera is, but it's still funny

Originally Posted by no fun

to the tune of the laughing policeman


I know a girl from stockport
her name is hazel grove
shes been supporting city
since she was 8 years old
shes been to almost every game
shes only missed a few
shes never seen them win f*** all
and now shes 42


ha ha ha etc

Reminds me of another oldie

city vs luton
was heading for a draw
final day of the season
it has just turned half past four
david pleat sent on his sub
to see what he could do
he knocked it in and sent the blues back to division two

ha ha ha ha etc

Originally Posted by Chorlton74

straight to vhs then.

Yep

Deluded @#%&!s!....Who the £#%&! do they think they are????!
Who the £#%&! would wanna watch that at the pictures?....although I'd quite like to see our 3 stoppage time winners on the big screen tbf.

I love the way these Club's think they're on a par with the likes of United & Real Madrid because they've got a few quid. Didn't Chelsea make a 'Film' in the first year that Kenyon went there?!

ffs

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

i heard they were doing adult season tickets for 250. fair play to the tache bastards if true.

yes, a few hundred of them.

They've going sick over there now because aswel as the increase, they're relocating everybody in the ground to make one of the the ground a family only area behind the goal and another area prawn butty area only.

Karma chicken Korma

Originally Posted by ScarFace

yes, a few hundred of them.

They've going sick over there now because aswel as the increase, they're relocating everybody in the ground to make one of the the ground a family only area behind the goal and another area prawn butty area only.

Karma chicken Korma

£#%&! em then.

they're only doing it because they're being bankrolled and never sell out anyway.

Originally Posted by The Legend of Berti

what's your problem? honestly, we've have more than reasonable prices and we're a big club now.

If they price it up 10% next year too then fair enough, but they haven't, just appreciate what they are putting into the club to give you a club of your dreams.

Why? Because your owner is rich I beg to differ, although nice of him to prove what the rest of the country knew


Thats really his username as well

Looking at the berties statement about the £250 no frills season ticket....

" Blocks 617 and 618 will be allocated to these fans,who will be given a seat which is physically the same as other season tickets but unfortunately has no view of either goal. However "No Frills" ticket holders will be able to see replays on the Big Screens at COMS "