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One aspect to the Man City stuff is that it doesn't reflect well on sponsors, who knows what other nefarious stuff some companies could get up to.
Happily, there are still some good, noble ones out there, commercial partners we can trust, not everyone has lost their integrity.
Gary Mac ❤️
We asked legend Gareth McAuley his prediction ahead of the Black Country Derby this Sunday 👀
Here’s what he had to say! 🔥 #wba
So funny how our biggest hater on this app is just some random Norwich fan
I know #wba are the early pace setters, but I honestly can't see them making the top 10.
The unpleasant, negative vibes of last season will come to the surface once a bad loss or two come in.
I wish them well, but they don't make life easy for themselves.
Black Sabbath has had a bigger influence on music than all of those Manchester bands combined I’m sorry
I sometimes ponder the materialist explanation for why Manchester has a much bigger cultural impact upon Britain, given that it is almost half the size of Birmingham in terms of population.
Just on the basis of music, Manchester has Joy Division, New Order, the Happy Mondays, the Stone Roses, Elbow, Oasis, The Fall, Buzzcocks, the Chemical Brothers, A Certain Ratio, The Verve, the list goes on.
What does Birmingham have? UB40 and Black Sabbath?
It's probably partly down to the fact that Manchester was a big student city in the post-war period, through to today.
And Manchester/the North West in general seems to have a stronger regional identity and civic pride than the Midlands, perhaps due to its relatively higher demographic concentration. I haven't come up with many other reasons beyond that.
