Nice name.

I didn't like it! Felt weird that someone was sat in my seat! I didn't want them to break it!

just a rangers fan walk down Oxford Street with 'Fuck Off' tatooed on their arm - she wasn't even that nice looking either

this did amuse me:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/manchester/7401814.stm

"We've been sat here since 12 o'clock waiting on the game coming on. The coverage started at seven o'clock and then five minutes later the game's off.

"It's an absolute shambles, shame on Manchester, shame on Manchester - it's let the country down."

Another supporter added: "The people of Manchester have been fantastic - but the officials behind this are a total disgrace.

"Some people are really angry. They've spent a lot of money - maybe £4,000 to £5,000 - to come down here for this."

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morons. but that last bit just makes you wonder.

How much is the train fair? How many of them actually bought a ticket? It seems none of them stayed in any hotels. This must be the amount they spent on Carlsberg special brew and deep fried pizzas and mars bars.

Was this a worse feeling than the one you had when you realised Gensis and Rod Stewart fans would be sitting in your seat?

is anyone upset how they treated our city???
i am. im right bloody pissed off actually

In all seriousness, I don't know why you lot are so surprised and bleating on so.

We've seen over the years on many occasion both home and abroad that this type of thing is the rule, not the exception. If you want to blame anyone, blame City for bidding host the event in the first place.

Can't agree, I don't think there would have been similar headlines if Fiorentina would have played instead of rangers.

Manchester as city, and our club, is more than capable of hosting such a prestigious sporting event. Should City, and Manchester not bid for further international sporting events fearing that the wrong team might qualify.

In all seriousness, I don't know why you lot are so surprised and bleating on so.

We've seen over the years on many occasion both home and abroad that this type of thing is the rule, not the exception. If you want to blame anyone, blame City for bidding host the event in the first place.

If ANY other largish British team had got to the final, City included, do you think it's passed without incident?? No. What if nutters like The Ultra's had been in town if Lazio had got to the final?? True what you say about it being a pity not to bid for such events because of what might happen, but you've got to be very naive indeed to think that was never going to happen or indeed happen again in the future.