Hello the S*itport cage has been rattled - again

I've just shut the cage door.

Thank God….it’s like putting a pile of Morrell’s pork pies in front of ravenous pork pie addicts..I can de-tox now.

Hark at the chest beater, you lot nearly never made it towards the end.
Crack on though,you’re world famous now….in Stockport.

Thank goodness we have what on paper and past results seems like a good manager. Now lets go for some decent player and go for it. If Paul Hartley is as good as Neale Cooper first time round who knows? Lets get behind the club including the recruitment guy and give them our support. I do feel the cut prices on the season tickets should have been extended by another week or so to latch onto the new manager lift. Best of luck to you both.

https://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/thre ... 11/page-35

This is a good read

"Some of the people that walk round there are the absolute scum of the earth from thieves, pickpockets, fake beggars and little scrotes deliberately damaging stock in shops just to get a rise from the owners and the dibble"

That's what you get with inbreeding between CityUNiTed and loads of them

but is it a good read. just cannot understand why fans of the champions of england actually can be bothered slagging off a near neighbout town that until recently were 4 divisions lower than them. would show far more class if they either shut up or actually congratulated a local team in getting promoted.

No surprise at all Mr A. Ask the average Newcastle, Sunderland or even Boro fan and they’d put our town down….I’ve experienced it loads of times and suspect it happens all over the country.

Know we love to have a pop at harrogate and i do about luton. The difference is that i do not live or lived there unlike them who are having a pop at their home town and supporting a team away from it. Just odd behaviour to me. Like knocking keighley where i live because i watch the odd huddersfield giants RL team and no interest in my towns RL side.

It speaks volumes that a club who last played them more than 20 years ago remembers what kind of a club they are.

Anyway, with higher ticket prices they'll be having to choose between football and cocaine next winter

they might invite a dealer on their board to supply cut price drugs to fans on the presentation of a match day ticket with bigger discounts for season ticket holders.

Best not…. the leading ‘scorer’ competition will have two categories…on the pitch and off it.