Spurs away tickets (3 Viewers)

[ccfctommy]

What does any of this have to do with Spurs away tickets?

 

[JAM See]

What does any of this have to do with Spurs away tickets?

Cowboys wear spurs.
Cowboys have guns.

Do keep up.

 

[Marty]

What does any of this have to do with Spurs away tickets?

Was thinking this myself.

 

[tskezz]

Just do us all a favour and fuck off then if it's so bad.

 

[Nonamesonshirts]

cool story

You catch a tram all the way from Bury to Piccadilly train station.

That's like me staying I caught a train to Wolverhampton from Cov so i am an expert on Birmingham.

As I said it was called fucking Gunchester 25 years ago, how is it worse now?

And who gives a fuck about Bury Interchange, that like you is not in Manchester.

The facts are as you have been told by people who actually live there the centre on Manchester is middle class as fuck.

The truth is somewhere between the two. My mum is originally from Moss Side, her parents lived in back to back terraces near Maine Road, which I vaguely remember as a very young kid, outside loo and all, before they were demolished and moved to the Alexandra Park estate. I visited there many times as a kid and teenager and even went drinking in the shabeens on Princess Street. I’ve also got family who’ve lived on the Langley Estate Middleton, in Moston and Cheetham Hill (though they claimed it was Higher Crumpsall being just the other side of the Bury Old Road). It was a joke in the family, because Higher Crumpsall runs into Prestwich which everyone used to think was posh, Jewish delis open on a Sunday, fantastic bread and pastries to have while drinking tea from cups with saucers.

The Gunchester thing is true, though a little exaggerated being somewhat confined to urban gang on gang violence between the big 2 Moss Side gangs as well as the Cheetham Hillbillies. I didn’t really feel that vulnerable staying there. But maybe I was naive.

But from what I can tell, that’s better now, as is the whole area that’s around the Northern Quarter. The thought of nice flats in Ancoats would have been bizarre, though I understand some of these developments have some pretty big problems.

A lot of the city city now offers urban living and fancy restaurants and cafe culture that was only found in London once a time. It’s trendy and dare I say it almost posh in places.

But Piccadilly Gardens is definitely more intimidating during the day than before, whilst parts of the north of the city (which used to be seen as the real Manchester populated by those in the area for generations) has definitely changed and I don’t know anyone who thinks it’s been for the better, but others might disagree. Obviously my reporting like that of all others will be prone to bias.

For those with a bit of money, like other cities, Manchester is now better than the place I used to visit. For those without, in some of the districts, I’m much less sure. As for crime statistics, I’m personally not confident they are reported, captured and recorded as they once were. But who knows, it’s all speculative.

 

[MusicDating]

What does any of this have to do with Spurs away tickets?

It's like the ballot. 300 people get shot and the other 2700 don't.

 

[Covcraig@bury]

Just do us all a favour and fuck off then if it's so bad.

Where I live is very nice thank you very much. I’ve lived here 38 years. So where would you like me to fuck off to ? Although I am planning on moving to Cornwall

 

[David O'Day]

The truth is somewhere between the two. My mum is originally from Moss Side, her parents lived in back to back terraces near Maine Road, which I vaguely remember as a very young kid, outside loo and all, before they were demolished and moved to the Alexandra Park estate. I visited there many times as a kid and teenager and even went drinking in the shabeens on Princess Street. I’ve also got family who’ve lived on the Langley Estate Middleton, in Moston and Cheetham Hill (though they claimed it was Higher Crumpsall being just the other side of the Bury Old Road). It was a joke in the family, because Higher Crumpsall runs into Prestwich which everyone used to think was posh, Jewish delis open on a Sunday, fantastic bread and pastries to have while drinking tea from cups with saucers.

The Gunchester thing is true, though a little exaggerated being somewhat confined to urban gang on gang violence between the big 2 Moss Side gangs as well as the Cheetham Hillbillies. I didn’t really feel that vulnerable staying there. But maybe I was naive.

But from what I can tell, that’s better now, as is the whole area that’s around the Northern Quarter. The thought of nice flats in Ancoats would have been bizarre, though I understand some of these developments have some pretty big problems.

A lot of the city city now offers urban living and fancy restaurants and cafe culture that was only found in London once a time. It’s trendy and dare I say it almost posh in places.

But Piccadilly Gardens is definitely more intimidating during the day than before, whilst parts of the north of the city (which used to be seen as the real Manchester populated by those in the area for generations) has definitely changed and I don’t know anyone who thinks it’s been for the better, but others might disagree. Obviously my reporting like that of all others will be prone to bias.

For those with a bit of money, like other cities, Manchester is now better than the place I used to visit. For those without, in some of the districts, I’m much less sure. As for crime statistics, I’m personally not confident they are reported, captured and recorded as they once were. But who knows, it’s all speculative.

thanks, I did live there at the time about 15 minutes walk from Maine Road

It's much nicer now

 

[tskezz]

Where I live is very nice thank you very much. I’ve lived here 38 years. So where would you like me to fuck off to ? Although I am planning on moving to Cornwall

This you?

 

[JAM See]

So, now to the main question.

Is it pronounced Burry or Berry?