Stormzy: That’s a good question. It would be, ‘Clash’, featuring myself with Dave because that’s like a get in your zone [song]. That’s like a, ‘We’re coming to mash something up’. I'd imagine many posting on here like me were never a fully bona fide hoolie, but were nevertheless caught up in scrapes, or found themselves on the fringes of situations not of their own making.

Player spotlights falls on Scott McTominay and Harry Maguire who have gone from summer outcasts to match winners. That means I know my Bottle and Glass from my Beggar Boy's Ass - and neither mean what you think they might! Stormzy: Dave. I know Dave is good at football. I put myself in goal, I know I’m a good goalkeeper. I’m a goalkeeper by choice and not because I was rubbish and everyone said I had to go in goal. I am a goalkeeper by choice, that’s who I wanted to be. I’m in goal, put Dave somewhere. Avelino is actually pretty good. Wretch 32 is good apparently. I say apparently because I have never seen him play. I’ve seen Av play, I’ve never seen Wretch play but he is meant to be cold. Who else is good at football? By definition, uttering something malicious about someone is a slanderous act, while, it being in print, is considered libelous. So, you're half-right in a pedantic sense. Congrats.Fans Held after Boro Match" - Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England), May 5, 2003 | Online Research Library: Questia A celebration of achievement and talent, which made no apologies for glossing the 25 barren years that followed 1967 and the Moneybags United themes of the current era. Hmmm, not really true that is it? No doubting United have a huge global fan base (as it seems most teams who enjoy success do) but the whole "no united fans in Manchester" thing, is just a tired old line, that to be fair was probably funny at first, now its just tedious...:rolleyes: In fact, there was a survey done a couple of years ago and there was more united fans than city fans in Manchester according to that... personally I couldnt care less who comes from where, each to their own, but it just made me smile after the years of 'no united fans in Manchester' jibes Like most people I spent the end of games in the 70s trying to avoid this crap. I don't wish death on this bloke, but the fact that someone wants to shoot him should tell you everthing you need to know about football hooliganism. He has argued that the seven-year injunction banning him from within a mile of a football ground on match days infringes his human rights.

The man's in hospital in serious condition and is reknowned as a top, top Red. Better to say nothing or, at least, offer best wishes rather than slander him, I would think. He's earned that right. Tony O'Neill, 46, who wrote a book boasting about his 30 years as a football hooligan, was shot in the stomach in the Sedge Lynn pub in Chorlton, on Saturday night. This is what social media users said as Rapper Stormzy launches Merky FC with a special reason behind his new project in football…The campaign’s launch following the FA’s second annual report on the Football Leadership Diversity Code which showed English clubs are failing to meet six out of eight pledged targets. Stormzy: That’s tough. I’m going to get cooked for this. My goalkeeper is [Peter] Schmeichel. My defender I’m going Rio, I think Rio. That’s my GOAT. I love Rio. [Lionel] Messi, [Cristiano] Ronaldo and then R9 [Ronaldo] up top. That’s all time. Again, it's about population, everyone in Manchester could support them and it would still be a relatively small percentage of their overall support. It's unfair to call someone a glory hunter because they aren't fortunate to be from the city of a club they support. A football club isn't a national team, teams attract players from all over the world, so why are non local fans frowned upon?