In The Times today (6 Viewers)
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clint van damme
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it's down to him.
Personally not massively into international football and for me, football wise, nothing gets close to City doing well but if that's how he feels good luck to him.
Sky Blue Harry H
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To be fair, CJ wouldn't have been about in '67, so wouldn't have been able to compare it. He follows England everywhere and may change his mind if we don't win it! For me, it's CCFC every time, but I'm still enjoying this.
Nick
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Think CJ is England over CCFC, said it a few times but it's personal preference!
When he is following them around the world you can't really blame him, investing all that time and money
When you are that hardcore are going to be massively attached aren't you?
No issue from me, can't question him as a CCFC fan either really.
When he is following them around the world you can't really blame him, investing all that time and money
When you are that hardcore are going to be massively attached aren't you?No issue from me, can't question him as a CCFC fan either really.
mark82
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CJ follows England home & away, must spend a fortune. He is also very much a City fan and is often on here.
Otis
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Yup. Doesn't mean you love the City any less. Just one achievement is more important than the other in the grand scheme of things.
I do believe that after the 66 World Cup attendances rose throughout the country. Sure I read that somewhere.
oldskyblue58
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Just proves you shouldn't judge someone or draw conclusions on the basis of a few words in a newspaper doesn't it.
CJ doesn't need to prove his passion for Ccfc to anyone, the lad has done that over many years in a variety of ways from matches home and away, involvement in the trust, helping at various events etc. He also follows England home and away with his England flag including Ccfc on it, can't blame him enjoying that England success just now can you ?.
CJ doesn't need to prove his passion for Ccfc to anyone, the lad has done that over many years in a variety of ways from matches home and away, involvement in the trust, helping at various events etc. He also follows England home and away with his England flag including Ccfc on it, can't blame him enjoying that England success just now can you ?.
torchomatic
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Bollocks. Club before country every time but each to their own.
Otis
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Yeah, bollocks and stripes before plain.
Sky Blue Harry H
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I don't know - I like CCFC, I want England to win, CJ seems a nice bloke, Tim Fisher less so, I like Harry Maguire, but I hate Leicester. The world is confusing at times.
Captain Dart
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Yeah he's a good lad.
itsabuzzard
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Is CJ, Coventry City supporter, widely qouted in today's Times supplement, the very same chap who posts on here?
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itsabuzzard
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Otis
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itsabuzzard
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You've lost me. Maybe I'm suffering from sunstroke. Or lack of beer. Probably both.
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win9nut
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All I know is that I was jumping round the pub like a twelve year old when England scored every goal (except a few of the latter ones vs Panama), and I was jumping round like a twelve year old at every CCFC goal at every stadium I visited on my various travels throughout the season...
Win9nut
(12 years old :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye
Win9nut
(12 years old :emoji_stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye
no_loyalty
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Generally International football is slow and boring, although I have been impressed with a lot of the games in this year's world cup, and this is the best I have seen England play in years (admittedly I don't watch that many games), but club before country 100%
shmmeee
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Unless you know any other CJs who are massive City and England fans.
Otis
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In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
itsabuzzard
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Yes indeed, but what's that got to do with the stripes vs plain debate?
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Silence_Is_The_Enemy
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Not a real fan 2007/08 we did ever home and away game in all competitions together just so we could say we had done a full season that included Carlisle on a Tuesday night. Full time at Wembley he comes flying down 10 rows to hug me in an outburst of emotion if he isn’t a city fan none of us are
If england win it I’d say it will most likely feel better then when we went up and that’s watching from home I can’t imagine what it’s like when your out there making 20+ hour train journeys all over the country meeting new people ect and watching it live
If england win it I’d say it will most likely feel better then when we went up and that’s watching from home I can’t imagine what it’s like when your out there making 20+ hour train journeys all over the country meeting new people ect and watching it live
Otis
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Plain can only be king when there are no stripes.
shmmeee
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Otis
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I'll go and lie down and have to have a think about that one.
Nick
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Isn't that common sense because there are more England fans than there are CCFC fans?
Nonleagueherewecome
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Sure did. I spent a good half hour looking at this a few weeks back to see just how much crowds dipped in the 80's: Premier League 1965/1966 - Attendance
There's a big uplift after the WC in average of about 3k. It had dropped off since the 50's. Of course it dipped again by the next WC to almost pre-66 levels!
