Punk Friction

Monday, 4 January 2010

28 comments:

Anonymous said...: Maybe.....but he's our cnut and you can't have him.; 4 January 2010 at 13:45
Anonymous said...: Loveit!! The sourfaced bitter immoral cunt of the highest order,who is soon to feel the wrath of all that is SKY BLUE!!
The worm is turning and all the plastic daytrippers will not know where to go for their next bandwagon to jump on.
Come on CITY!!; 4 January 2010 at 18:04
Anonymous said...: Ahem, how many years and counting since city won anything of any meaning?
A.J; 4 January 2010 at 20:35
Trevor said...: Yours is history ours is the future.Btw do you actually go to watch your LOCAL!team?; 5 January 2010 at 00:19
Anonymous said...: yes, whenever i can afford it or i'm not under a foot of snow (tomorrows game looks unlikely at the moment), by the way i am a mancunian as if that actually matters. still you didn't answer the question so that speaks volumes
A.J; 5 January 2010 at 14:58
Trevor said...: The answer as we all know is 1976.
But what is more relevant is the fact that Ferguson is losing his mind and we are getting stronger and stronger and NOT in Debt unlike you poor delude rags.; 5 January 2010 at 15:45
MONONOKE KITCHEN said...: I wish you all the best and hope all your dreams come true!

Happy New Year!; 5 January 2010 at 16:13
Trevor said...: Thank You.
I'm very confident that they will.
Make love not war!!; 5 January 2010 at 18:37
Longy said...: I see Utd got a touch with the weather tomorrow!; 5 January 2010 at 21:54
Anonymous said...: What it must be Trevor to see the future so clearly, to have an insight into the great mans mind, but you need to keep an eye on the present.

City debt free? Another deluded part-time City fan me thinks. If you'd bothered to look at your own clubs latest figures (instead of being pre-occupied with Utd), you'd see that City's debt is up 287% to almost £100M. This not taking account of your summer signings (another £150M). Mmm - quite impressive for such a 'massive' club.; 6 January 2010 at 06:49
Longy said...: In defence of Trevor,I can assure you he is indeed a Manchester City old boy from Manchester. If you read this site very closely you'll know this for certain.

And in defence of both Mullers and AJ,from the converations I've had on here,I believe they are both Mancs too. Unfortunately they both support Utd :-)

Now as a Chelsea fan Mullers,I can understand Trevors excitement at the moment as we are the only club to have had a similar sugar daddy. Slightly different circumstances for us but I'm not going to knock it. We went from 1971 to 1997 without winning a major trophy and although that isn't as long as Citeh,it was long enough and although we were well ahead of where Ciheh were when we got brought by the Russian in 2003,don't be surprised if they start trophys anytime soon and that "34" in the Stretford End goes down to "0". Money does buy success (unless you support Newcastle United) and if any fans deserve some success then its Citeh's. Good luck to them I say. I don't expect Man Utd fans to feel the same way of course!; 6 January 2010 at 09:01
Trevor said...: Thank you very much Longy.
Indeed I am NOT a "part timer" as Worried from Stretford says,I have been a regular since 1968 the year we won the league,my Dad started going in the 1930s and was part of the record crowd for an English club match 84,000 against Stoke,My two brothers and Sister hvae also been season ticket holders for 40 years so I think We desrve our time of glory.; 6 January 2010 at 12:31
Trevor said...: One last comment!!
In regards to our finances,our owner has written off our debts so , as from now we are well and truly in the black,meanwhile, back in the states(to quote a New York Dolls lyric) the glazers have saddled you with billions of pounds worth of debt.; 6 January 2010 at 12:36
garychching said...: Evewn I laughed at the picture - brillaint.

I even showed it to a Liverpool fan, who was then going to send it to other Liverpool fans, and then he saw your Liverpool wristband. Lol.; 6 January 2010 at 12:54
Anonymous said...: i don't think city deserve their time of glory but then i wouldn't would i. Given everyone here seems to be a mancunian we could have this argument/debate/fight (delete as applicable) in our own fair city, we'd probably win that as well!!!
A.J; 6 January 2010 at 16:45
Anonymous said...: Why has nobody mentioned sundays result?, it's all quiet on the wrong side of the pennines innit?; 6 January 2010 at 18:55
Longy said...: I said in pictures anon lol. As a Chelsea fan I f'kin hate Leeds of course but that result was funny. I better not say too much as I wouldn't want to upset my friends here of the red varity and in case no-one has noticed,there is still a Ferguson to get rid of in Round 4.; 6 January 2010 at 20:41
Anonymous said...: what happened on sunday? i seem to have suffered a bough of amnesia for all of sunday afternoon, something horrific and disturbing must have happened
A.J; 6 January 2010 at 23:09
Anonymous said...: Like AJ says don't really understand this notion of deserving glory. Is it because City haven't been very good for a long time; or because they're now the richest club in the world.

Either way deserving success should be down to the application of talent, desire and hard work. That's the reason for Utd's success - little of which City have shown for a long time.

Remains to be seen whether or not having all the money in the world is sufficient to deliver City success. My guess would be with the right manager - yes, but there again it would be just like City to fuck it all up.

As far as Utd are concerned - we're skint and are hanging in by the skin of our teeth. So long as Sir Alex is around I am confident given the reasons outlined above that we'll be fighting it out with you guys - after that who knows?; 7 January 2010 at 09:49
Longy said...: Unless you've really suffered as a football fan which if your a Utd fan,you haven't until as long ago as 1974,then you'll never really understand mullers me ole mucker. You suffering is losing the odd cup final or coming 2nd in the League which is not really suffering at all is it?

Your neighbours on the other hand have suffered as a football club big time. How many times have they been relegated? They've even been in the old division three. So much upheaval which is unmatched by any other big club (Leeds and Newcastle don't even come close but they are the closest I suppose and up to 97' Chelsea were in that same bracket) Only when you've really suffered years of fuckallness and misery,will you understand. Those long suffering fans deserve their success,just like ours did. Like Chelsea,everyone will turn on Citeh and say "they brought it" when they do win something but I can tell you from my experience that those Citeh fans won't give a flying fuck what people say. And good luck to them I say.; 7 January 2010 at 14:17
Anonymous said...: Longy, as you can imagine I will refrain from agreeing with you on this one.

Incidentally, I have served my penance having seen countless false dawns since '71 when I first started going with my Dad. As the old adage goes you don't choose your footie club - it chooses you for better or for worse. Lets hope we get some footie this weekend - trip to Birmingham which, given our lack of fit defenders I am not too confident about.

Anyway probably best to draw a line under this and wish you a Happy New Year. Thanks again for Punk Friction - its great.; 7 January 2010 at 14:45
Longy said...: I wouldn't expect you to agree with me Mullers. Just giving you an alternative sense of perpective on things (a Chelsea one!) Now as I'm such a good bloke I've got a present for both Utd and Citeh fans which I'll post right here in these comments due to copyright issues.

Remember the Big Match. Of course you do!

Well heres The Big Match Man Utd which contains the following match highlights.....

January 10, 1970 – Man Utd 2-1 Arsenal, April 17, 1971 – Crystal Palace 3-5 Man Utd (interview with hat-trick hero Dennis Law, post match reaction from Jimmy Hill and some comedy from Brian Moore!), April 1, 1972 – Coventry 2-3 Man Utd, September 23, 1972 – Man Utd 3-0 Derby, November 3, 1973 – Man Utd 2-2 Chelsea (Very brief analysis from Brian Clough & Malcolm Allison), December 7, 1974 – Sheff Wed 4-4 Man Utd, January 31, 1976 – Man Utd 3-1 Birmingham (post match interview with Man Utd manager Tommy Docherty), March 5, 1977 – Man Utd 3-1 Man City, January 14, 1978 – Ipswich 1-2 Man Utd (Dickie Davies presents), December 9, 1978 – Derby 1-3 Man Utd, April 5, 1980 – Man Utd 2-1 Liverpool (Quick look at newspaper cuttings about the game), October 4, 1980 – Nott’m Forest 1-2 Man Utd, October 3, 1981 – Man Utd 5-0 Wolves (Bryan Robson unveiled as new signing at the beginning of the highlights, quick look at league table at the end), December 11, 1982 – Man Utd 4-0 Notts County.

Links (200mb ones) a couple of hours worth of vintage football there for the red side.

http://rapidshare.com/files/305046689/TBM_-_ManU.avi.001

http://rapidshare.com/files/305086694/TBM_-_ManU.avi.002

http://rapidshare.com/files/305127478/TBM_-_ManU.avi.003

http://rapidshare.com/files/305157195/TBM_-_ManU.avi.004

And heres the Man City one for Trevor and other sky blues. Highlights of the following games including a very lucky win at Stamford Bridge that I remember very well

Manchester City 4-0 Manchester Utd – November 15, 1969, Manchester City 3-0 Everton – April 3, 1971, Manchester City 3-0 Southampton – September 25, 1971 (Short analysis of one of the Man City goals), Manchester City 3-1 Norwich – August 19, 1972, Manchester City 2-0 Burnley – December 22, 1973 (Christmas special – Game introduced by John Hollins and Alan Ball gives short opinion after game), Manchester City 2-1 Everton – February 8, 1975, Wolves 0-4 Manchester City – November 29, 1975, Manchester City 5-0 Tottenham – May 7, 1977, Manchester City 3-1 Liverpool – October 29, 1977, Chelsea 1-4 Manchester City – September 16, 1978 (Stadium interviews with Ray Wilkins and hat-trick hero Ron Futcher as well as analysis of game from Brian Moore), Manchester City 2-2 Bolton – March 29, 1980 (Brief look at the league table), Crystal Palace 2-3 Manchester City – November 29, 1980 (Pre and post match chat with new manager John Bond as well as match analysis and interview with former manager Malcolm Allison), Manchester City 2-0 Southampton – November 6, 1982 (Brief look at table and feature on a City supporter who regained her sight)

100mb links 761mb and 1 hour 49 minutes long

http://rapidshare.com/files/290376537/TBM_MC.avi.001

http://rapidshare.com/files/290390390/TBM_MC.avi.002

http://rapidshare.com/files/290404254/TBM_MC.avi.003

http://rapidshare.com/files/290417839/TBM_MC.avi.004

http://rapidshare.com/files/290430725/TBM_MC.avi.005

http://rapidshare.com/files/290442853/TBM_MC.avi.006

http://rapidshare.com/files/290454425/TBM_MC.avi.007

http://rapidshare.com/files/290461176/TBM_MC.avi.008

Use HJ-Split to join all the downloaded files together; 7 January 2010 at 20:10
Anonymous said...: awww shucks, happy new year
A.J; 7 January 2010 at 22:29
Anonymous said...: Ta Longy.; 11 January 2010 at 09:55
Longy said...: Your welcome AJ & Mullers. I guess I felt sorry for you after Leeds and now the Birmingham debacle :-); 11 January 2010 at 14:01
Anonymous said...: Looks like nobody wants the Prem League this year!!; 11 January 2010 at 16:23
Longy said...: We do! Us and Citeh!; 11 January 2010 at 21:03
Trevor said...: We do!! Us and Chelseh!; 12 January 2010 at 09:48

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