Man Utd Vs Chelsea

Englander Wrote:

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> Are you ignoring my questions DTF???


Im trying to think of a good answer..
All i know is that Cockney Kev from Upminster is not taking my calls..

Regarding the Salford Jibe i didnt realise it was an old one(lying like a man on death row).

And SEF i could just picture you and Delia cozying up in Norfolk..

Who are Fulham football club anyway,i only know they and Wigan have the least ammount of travelling fans.

My mate who owns Boggarts Brewery in Manchester always goes on about soft southeners coming up
to Manchester with red scarves on.He states real mancunians are City and thats what they preach up there
im afraid Sir Engles.He even brews an ale called Blue Moon,check there website and you can send email,
he loves a bit of banter..

Ask him if he'll feel the same way in 5 plus years when the world starts seeing bits of sky blue everywhere as people jump on the glory hunters bandwagon... same as with Scouse, Chelski and Arsenal. Funny thing is its always been labelled about United fans and the first trophy I saw us win... Div 2 Championship! and we already had the label. Never said I was anything but soft

Just answer honestly, I actually want to know the answer

Englander Wrote:

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> Ask him if he'll feel the same way in 5 plus years
> when the world starts seeing bits of sky blue
> everywhere as people jump on the glory hunters
> bandwagon... same as with Scouse, Chelski and
> Arsenal. Funny thing is its always been labelled
> about United fans and the first trophy I saw us
> win... Div 2 Championship! and we already had
> the label. Never said I was anything but soft
>
> Just answer honestly, I actually want to know the
> answer


I cant remember the question,but all i know is my first season ticket at Chelsea was £26-00 a year and i missed 4 or 5 away games
over 5 seasons..Ive been to Carlisle and as far south as Plymouth.Biggest memory was going to Man City for top of table clash in 1983-84.
We had 10,000 plus fans and won 2-0...Ive been at the Bridge for a league game when there was 8,000 fans there.After winning league that year our 1st game was against Arsenal at Highbury and we drew 1-1,Kerry Dixon got the equaliser.
I can never be called a glory a hunter,Chelsea has been in my blood from my grandfather who was on the groundstaff in the 1940s after the end of the 2nd World War.
To be honest Engles i would love to go back to the days when footballers could tackle,you could queue for a seat and we were a team of
under payed honest players..

lmao...

Dave the "answer honestly" comment was referring to if Chelsea play in Fulham but thanks for your life history as a Chelski supporter, fascinating You too old to be a glory hunter Dave, unless you were 8-10 years old in 1954/55? We probably shared Stamford Bridge a number of times, though maybe I was a little earlier than you... first game I saw was the was now Inconsequential Cup Final of 1972 when PO scored but Stoke won 2-1. Probably continued to watch them until about early 1980s at a guess but by then I was beginning to see United more.