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I've become extremely pessimistic over this happening and I can't remember why. Has there been bad news? I don't think there has.
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White smoke means deal's going through!There'll be white smoke coming out of Sarri'sshedoffice, like when they announce a new pope.
Hopefully, mate.White smoke means deal's going through!
Or is it a smokescreen for Dybala to PSG?White smoke means deal's going through!
That is true but I lived in Manchester for 6 years until last month and the main reason I moved is because it’s not a nice place to live.All cities have shite areas, though.
This.The difference with London is that it has lots of nice areas outside the centre. It's a sprawling city, with a shitty tourist centre.
Manchester is basically the opposite. Great centre surrounded by grim areas.
I find these reports seriously funny. How on earth would somebody know what he has said to hes friends? A reporter in the bushes? phone tapping?He can be the architect of our dreams.
I think the caf is fairly pragmatic on this one. If it’s not meant to be it’s not meant to be and we don’t want a player here that isn’t committed. We’ve also got no right to his commitment considering the position we are in.“Thought you were selling me to United were you? Off to anything but United.”
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Great centre, surrounded by grim areas, surrounded by great areas.The difference with London is that it has lots of nice areas outside the centre. It's a sprawling city, with a shitty tourist centre.
Manchester is basically the opposite. Great centre surrounded by grim areas.
Dybala’s preference came out through him? His agent? Or just media spewing random shit? Do you actually have a quote of Dybala saying he doesn’t want to move here?Dybala's preference has come out while he/his representatives are in talks with a club that want to buy him. Dembele's while he does not have that club negotiating to sign him and has nothing to gain from saying anything other than what he did. The two situations are totally different.
There is no metrocity on this planet that doesnt have a high crime rate. Thats just how cities are. Manchester shouldn't be any different.That is true but I lived in Manchester for 6 years until last month and the main reason I moved is because it’s not a nice place to live.
The city centre is alright if you ignore the drug addicts and thieves. Some areas outside of Manchester centre are nice but the main bulk of central Manchester is not nice at all.
I lived in Fallowfield as a student for a while and the annual crime in that area is more than double the town I now live in now which has 100,000 population.
From my experience, Manchester is not nice if you have to live there and are not biased to the City you live in. A weekend visit to the City is nice as you don’t see the bad stuff. But I wouldn’t recommend living there imo.
Best thing to do is come on here once a week max, then if anything good has happened, you'll be pleasantly surprised and if not, what's new?Car crash of a season, shite transfer window so far, rivals winning things...
Yet here I am refreshing the page every chance I get for an update
This club will kill me
Dybala wouldn't be living in Longsight.Try visiting Moss Side, Rusholme, Ardwick, Longsight or Cheetham Hill to name a few places and then see if you like it or think that it is nice.
The city centre is alright if you ignore the drug addicts and thieves.
I grew up there, mateHey! I used to live in Longsight!
Asked the friend maybe?I find these reports seriously funny. How on earth would somebody know what he has said to hes friends? A reporter in the bushes? phone tapping?
I don't think Dybala's going to be queuing with the students in Fallowfield to get a happy days pizza though.That is true but I lived in Manchester for 6 years until last month and the main reason I moved is because it’s not a nice place to live.
The city centre is alright if you ignore the drug addicts and thieves. Some areas outside of Manchester centre are nice but the main bulk of central Manchester is not nice at all.
I lived in Fallowfield as a student for a while and the annual crime in that area is more than double the town I now live in now which has 100,000 population.
From my experience, Manchester is not nice if you have to live there and are not biased to the City you live in. A weekend visit to the City is nice as you don’t see the bad stuff. But I wouldn’t recommend living there imo.
In before Glaston appears to interpret this as him dreaming about Spurs.“Thought you were selling me to United were you? Off to anything but United.”
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After a night out at 5th Avenue.I don't think Dybala's going to be queuing with the students in Fallowfield to get a happy days pizza though.
I live in Northern Italy after having grown up in Manchester. Trust me, there's no comparison.Is Turin that much warmer than Manchester? Say there's only a couple of degrees in it. It has a lot more sunny days, but warmth I'd say there isn't much in it. Rain wise, I think northern Italian cities get more rain per year on average than Uk cities, but less rainy days. So the rain is heavier when it does happen.
True to a certain extent. Most inner city areas of larger cities in the UK are shite, but Manchester has some amazing areas that you can easily access on the tram or train lines from the centre. Definitely something they need to improve though, they need much more vibrant spots like Chorlton or Didsbury (specially West). Gentrification is happening rapidly in Manchester though.The difference with London is that it has lots of nice areas outside the centre. It's a sprawling city, with a shitty tourist centre.
Manchester is basically the opposite. Great centre surrounded by grim areas.
Utter rubbish! Chorlton, Didsbury, Alty, Hale, Cheadle even Urmston is up and coming. Thats before you get into deepest Cheshire.The difference with London is that it has lots of nice areas outside the centre. It's a sprawling city, with a shitty tourist centre.
Manchester is basically the opposite. Great centre surrounded by grim areas.
In your opinionI live in Northern Italy after having grown up in Manchester. Trust me, there's no comparison.
If he moves, it's not for the weather or the city.
I live in Stretford and am somewhat indifferent to living in or next to Manchester as a whole. If you offered me a similar level of salary, job stability and prospects in an array of European cities and towns, I wouldn't still be here.That is true but I lived in Manchester for 6 years until last month and the main reason I moved is because it’s not a nice place to live.
The city centre is alright if you ignore the drug addicts and thieves. Some areas outside of Manchester centre are nice but the main bulk of central Manchester is not nice at all.
I lived in Fallowfield as a student for a while and the annual crime in that area is more than double the town I now live in now which has 100,000 population.
From my experience, Manchester is not nice if you have to live there and are not biased to the City you live in. A weekend visit to the City is nice as you don’t see the bad stuff. But I wouldn’t recommend living there imo.
Theres a train to New York from Turin. Well I'll be damned...Turin's only redeeming feature is that it's about an hour away to the alps, less than two hours to the ligurian coast and less than two hours(1 hour by train) to Milan, the Greatest City In The World
It's the manchester of italy, really
You sound like Sadiq Khan justifying stabbings in London because it’s part of living in a big city. Doesn’t hide the fact that the big cities are shit holesThere is no metrocity on this planet that doesnt have a high crime rate. Thats just how cities are. Manchester shouldn't be any different.
I wasn’t saying that, I was responding to a post saying Manchester is nice.Dybala wouldn't be living in Longsight.
Same as my post above.@The holy trinity 68
Thankfully Dybala would just lurk about in Cheshire.
I meant no offence, sorry about that.I grew up there, mate
I was just making the point that Manchester isn’t nice. Not about where Dybala is going to live.I don't think Dybala's going to be queuing with the students in Fallowfield to get a happy days pizza though.
Again I ain’t really saying they’re comparable. But average temperatures aren't that much higher there compared to Mediterranean cities. That was all I was getting at.I live in Northern Italy after having grown up in Manchester. Trust me, there's no comparison.
If he moves, it's not for the weather or the city.
A pretty absurd point to make, your experience of living in an area like fallowfield as a student, versus the experience of a multimillionaire footballer on £350,000. Ever heard of Alderley edge, knutsford, hale etc?That is true but I lived in Manchester for 6 years until last month and the main reason I moved is because it’s not a nice place to live.
The city centre is alright if you ignore the drug addicts and thieves. Some areas outside of Manchester centre are nice but the main bulk of central Manchester is not nice at all.
I lived in Fallowfield as a student for a while and the annual crime in that area is more than double the town I now live in now which has 100,000 population.
From my experience, Manchester is not nice if you have to live there and are not biased to the City you live in. A weekend visit to the City is nice as you don’t see the bad stuff. But I wouldn’t recommend living there imo.
Dubai. Singapore.There is no metrocity on this planet that doesnt have a high crime rate. Thats just how cities are. Manchester shouldn't be any different.