Them fucking trainers get me overtime #shittieshoedbastard
Maine Road & Citeh both in Ket-Wig Country on the same weekend 😳
NEXT UP | Halewood Apollo FC
We’re back on the road this Saturday! ⚽️
Maine Road travel to Volair Halewood to take on Halewood Apollo FC.
📍 Volair Halewood, L26 0TY
📅 Saturday 10th October
⏰ 3pm Kick-Off
Come and support the lads! 👊
Up The Road!
#MaineRoadFC #UpTheRoad
He’ll never learn #guyfawlks
🤖 Made with AI
Northwich and Winsford criminals locked up in the last month ift.tt/0ChvOPQ
#massive whopper
Never had shite like this on @PeterSwales2012 watch ….just saying
So @jamesenglish0 like always like to do, let’s start from the beginning…where did you grow up, and what got you into twatting pregnant women?
Glasgow podcaster James English guilty of domestic abuse after brutally attacking pregnant ex
thescottishsun.co.uk/news/16…
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THE RITUAL STARTS AGAIN.
Turnstiles, chippies, police horses, adidas, Kickers, and replica shirts.
@WiredDavis documenting English football culture the season before the Premier League changed everything.
Going to the Match - 1991.
lowerblock.com/product/going…
DjHistory Podcast: Mike Pickering (DJH038) youtu.be/JsH07ItqzaY?is=_6I6… via @YouTube Up The Blues ✊🏼💙
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So much to capture in one picture.
A young Georgi Kinkladze casually keeps the ball up outside Maine Road... wearing trousers and shoes. Classy, effortless, and somehow the perfect snapshot of Manchester City in that era.
Chaotic. Brilliant. Exciting. Unpredictable. Completely unexplainable. Just typical City.
Yet, amid all the turmoil, there was Georgi – a shining light during that disastrous 1995/96 season at Maine Road. A player capable of producing moments of magic when everything around him seemed to be falling apart.
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Happy birthday to Martyn Walsh, born in Rusholme, Manchester on this day in 1968. Nobody said it was gonna be easy.






























