Bluemoon goes into Meltdown

I never under stand people who swap their teams.
You pick your team and thats it for life, well thats what I always have believed.
Always been a United fan and will be till the day I pop of to see Sir Matt.

I've never known anyone who has swapped teams. Maybe it's a recent phenomenon like those daft half-and-half scarves but when I was a kid, you had your team and that was that. For me, I was born into a family of United fans so the decision was made for me. A lot of my friends at school were like that too, City and United.
 
Yeh one of my mates used to be a die hard Liverpool fan. Now he says he 'supports football' and doesn't have a team he supports. Secretly though he supports City. You can just tell when they win, United lose etc. His brother even told me when he came back from watching City he was singing 'City till I die'.
I guess singing "City till they loose again" doesn't have a good ring to it.
 
http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=308853&start=1980
Some of their thoughts regarding the heroic battle against the oppressive Financial Fair Play laws.

These people are our enemies, plain and simple

I can only see us being the "poster child" of UEFA if a revolution were to take place within the ECA.

KHR and Gill are out to destroy us and Platini is their puppet. We were one of the first teams to be punished for "financial doping".
Unless or until the revolution takes place we will be seen as cheats.

An analogy I'd draw is South Africa pre and post apartheid
. Mandela became the "poster child" for South Africa but for a long, long time he was
viewed there as a terrorist. Okay we've not been sent to Robben Island for god knows how long but equally we don't have world opinion on our side.

Today's Mail runs an article about FFP the theme being that we are trying to worm our way out of our correct punishment by spending big
this Summer despite having a two season restriction. Loads of little digs against us in the article. If the British press portrays us as all that's
wrong with football then it will be a long , long time before we become the "poster child" unless it's in the role of reformed criminal.

We know we are right but the rest of the world has been led to believe we are wrong. We'll be fighting the cartel for a long time.
When FFP is deemed illegal in it's current form other restrictions will be brought in specifically to limit our progress.

http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=311678&sid=6238c559657a2b0492cabe9aedf52863
A little honesty from a thread humorously titled "Build it and they will come".

Taking our less than impressive title defence so far aside and fingers crossed we finish about that lot I would just like to write something about how I feel momentum is starring to grow with regard to two huge parts of our future.

1. More fans. Having lost a generation of floating fans we are catching up and finally getting to where were before the Alison second coming. The extensions are taking shape and the atmosphere will improve as a result.

2. I am hearing more and more about our impressive youth with two or three ready for the next step and with the unbelievable campus project finished it cannot fail to bring future stars.

It's being built and the fans and stars will come.

Whatever the slightly blue mood in the camp is at the moment must be tempered by the very steep curve we are on to fulfillment.

We are City and lucky to be so. Don't forget it.
 
I've never known anyone who has swapped teams. Maybe it's a recent phenomenon like those daft half-and-half scarves but when I was a kid, you had your team and that was that. For me, I was born into a family of United fans so the decision was made for me. A lot of my friends at school were like that too, City and United.
I've told this story before so apologies if you've already heard it but when we were relegated I worked as a porter during uni holidays at Wythenshawe Hospital. For years I'd gone to Old Trafford with a group of mates from school. When the new season started I asked one of them who worked there permanently if I'd see him at the match bus on Saturday. His answer - he was going to Maine Road to watch First Division football. The whole room (Red and Blue) were stunned. Suffice it to say he returned to the Reds towards the end of the season when it was clear we were going to be promoted. Didn't understand it then - don't understand it now.
 
I know one. Went to school with him, was a Liverpool fan, but lost touch once we went to different high schools.
Since Facebook, I've noticed he is a Chelsea fan, so I do mention it to him a few times for all to see, but I never get a reply :lol:
 
I've told this story before so apologies if you've already heard it but when we were relegated I worked as a porter during uni holidays at Wythenshawe Hospital. For years I'd gone to Old Trafford with a group of mates from school. When the new season started I asked one of them who worked there permanently if I'd see him at the match bus on Saturday. His answer - he was going to Maine Road to watch First Division football. The whole room (Red and Blue) were stunned. Suffice it to say he returned to the Reds towards the end of the season when it was clear we were going to be promoted. Didn't understand it then - don't understand it now.

Neither would I. It's not as if City were playing scintillating football then and, even if they were, switching from red to blue was unheard of.
 
I was in primary school with a guy that supported Liverpool. Every now and then he'd appear in the "people you may know" bit on facebook, and from that I've discovered that he switched to Chelsea, then United, then back to Chelsea, and now he's in prison for being a child rapist.
 
did that City fan really compare the clubs plight in meeting FFP with Mandela's struggle for equality?

Jesus would crawl back into his tomb after reading that shite
 
The apartheid analogy has to have been made by a rag infiltrator.

That post is mental.

I can only see us being the "poster child" of UEFA if a revolution were to take place within the ECA.

KHR and Gill are out to destroy us and Platini is their puppet. We were one of the first teams to be punished for "financial doping".
Unless or until the revolution takes place we will be seen as cheats.

An analogy I'd draw is South Africa pre and post apartheid. Mandela became the "poster child" for South Africa but for a long, long time he was
viewed there as a terrorist. Okay we've not been sent to Robben Island for god knows how long but equally we don't have world opinion on our side.
 
http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=308853&start=1980
Some of their thoughts regarding the heroic battle against the oppressive Financial Fair Play laws.

http://forums.bluemoon-mcfc.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=311678&sid=6238c559657a2b0492cabe9aedf52863
A little honesty from a thread humorously titled "Build it and they will come".


I love how one of them is planning a WWI-esque alliance system with regards to challenging UEFA:

Mugsyblue said:
What we need is to group together with other big clubs and make a stance against uefa. We have close ties with madrid and we should be forming a relationship with PSG. We have strong enemies in Barca, Bayern and United. And we need to form an allegiance with the other clubs so we don't get bullied. At the mo we are on our own.
 
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I have never heard of them having close ties with Real and realistically, I doubt they would get their support.

It would most likely be PSG, City and Chelsea vs. United, Bayern and Barca. I reckon we could take them...
 
I have never heard of them having close ties with Real and realistically, I doubt they would get their support.

It would most likely be PSG, City and Chelsea vs. United, Bayern and Barca. I reckon we could take them...
Not sure about Chelsea, when FFP came out it was reported that Roman was Abig supporter and had helped in the design of the ruls
 
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If there were to be a rebellion against FFP, City and PSG would find themselves with very little company.
 
Not sure about Chelsea, when FFP came out it was reported that Roman was Abigail supporter and had helped in the design of the ruls

Chelsea have their shit sorted now financially.
 
I love how one of them is planning a WWI-esque alliance system with regards to challenging UEFA:

I can imagine Perez spending an afternoon googling City after he gets an email from them speaking of the revolution. "Wow, there is another club in Manchester."
 
If he was, he's made over 1,100 posts there in just over a year.

So yeah, maybe.
Nothing surprises me on forums any more. The guy who pretended to be black to win an argument here, the bloke who pretended to be a United rather than a Chelsea fan for two years...Johnno being a United fan on Rawk...
I love how one of them is planning a WWI-esque alliance system with regards to challenging UEFA:
Meh, they are definitely Warsaw Pact to our Nato.
 
Nothing surprises me on forums any more. The guy who pretended to be black to win an argument here, the bloke who pretended to be a United rather than a Chelsea fan for two years...Johnno being a United fan on Rawk...

Meh, they are definitely Warsaw Pact to our Nato.

Wait, that guy's tagline was serious? I thought some mod was taking the piss out of him because he never criticised Chelsea or something. Why did he do that? Better question, why's he still here?
 
We are City and lucky to be so. Don't forget it.

This is undoubtedly true - if they weren't City, they wouldn't have Mansour, and then there'd be feck all interesting about them at all. At least he realises how lucky they are.
 
I have never heard of them having close ties with Real and realistically, I doubt they would get their support.

It would most likely be PSG, City and Chelsea vs. United, Bayern and Barca. I reckon we could take them...
Chelsea would be against them as well. They've been banging on about FFP for ages. Probably because Cities money dwarfs their own.
 
Wait, that guy's tagline was serious? I thought some mod was taking the piss out of him because he never criticised Chelsea or something. Why did he do that? Better question, why's he still here?
Yeah the thread looked like the banhammer was out but he confessed. Something about he didn't think oppo fans were welcome...like I say, forums attract weirdos...The guy who pretended to be black was before my time I think but funny tale when you hear it.
 
Yeah the thread looked like the banhammer was out but he confessed. Something about he didn't think oppo fans were welcome...like I say, forums attract weirdos...The guy who pretended to be black was before my time I think but funny tale when you hear it.

:lol:
I've seen weirder (and creepier) than that. The caf is actually pretty good compared to other forums as far as I can see.
 
Bit late to the party, but I knew this guy at school who supported Malcolm Mcdonald. Which ever team he transferredto, he started supporting them. tbf, he was a United supporter at heart.
I remember him from top trumps at primary school. He won on goals, but Hoddle was a beast on height.
 
Can't remember who he played for, Newcastle definitely, did he play for Arse as well?
He was Newcastle in my version, I think. Odd thing is Hoddle was only 6'1 but a giant back in the late '80s. None of yer 6'4 Skrotel's and the like.
 
Am sure he was the Mickey Quinn of his day.
 
Nothing surprises me on forums any more. The guy who pretended to be black to win an argument here, the bloke who pretended to be a United rather than a Chelsea fan for two years...Johnno being a United fan on Rawk...

Hahaha, which thread? :lol::lol:
 
Red Indian Chief Torn Rubber is a legend tbf.
 
In all this talk over there about alliances with Real to take on Uefa and sparking revolutions within the ECA to get rid of FFP, they seem to have overlooked one important point which is no one else in football outside of Many City fans give one single feck about Man City, or the fact they've been neutered by FFP.

If the Arabs pulled out tomorrow and City slid back into the obscurity financial doping dragged them out of, literally no one would care beyond some finding it hilarious.

They also have some cheek for fans of a club which has had everything handed to them on a plate. A modern stadium given to them by the council and £1b pumped in after winning the oil baron lottery, moaning about FFP like they are the only ones that have to comply with it. If they can't build a successful team with all the money being funnelled into City through all their fake 'sponsorships' then tough fecking luck.
 
I've never met a Man City fan who says the shite they sprout on that forum. Bluemoon is literally the most paranoid place on the internet.

And yeah they're right, Gill and other Fifa/Ueafa officials are probably doing all they can to make sure these losers feck right back off. They have no right to be dining at the table with Europe's elite. They get embarrassed every year in the most prestigious competition in the world, literally a waste of a CL spot. They are a club that are holding a lottery ticket and they all know it, the chances of them sustaining their domestic success is also minimal now as well.

That's why I'll always have boatloads of respect for Dortmund, they have worked their way back up the right way without being some billionaire's toy.