Are Manchester fans the most disrespectful?

[lirva]

Regularly booing national anthems. We all remember mayweather vs hatton. They brought Shame to great Britain that night

Booing senchenko after the fight

I remember watching John Joe Nevin lose in the Olympic final in a packed bar in Dublin and everyone was disappointed to lose but every person in the bar applauded when Campbell was announced the winner

Manchester fans have no class

[SkillspayBills]

[1PunchKO95]

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[Dunky McCafferty]

Lirva, your like Manchester youve got strange ways, but you got style too & I miss you when Im away, your as pretty as that city in autumn too, & your like Manchester cos I love you...

[lirva]

Even the scots applauded gomez when he did arthur

[Lilo]

Shit thread.

[Dunky McCafferty]

Originally Posted by lirva

Even the scots applauded gomez when he did arthur

but if your like Manchester dont you cheetham me, cos if I rush home to find you have been in Wallys range I wont be pleased, my belle vue of the world will become a fallowfield, but I know I can trust yer your like manchester...

[bratwurzt]

Originally Posted by lirva

Even the scots applauded gomez when he did arthur

Only because they thought he was Mexican. It would have been different if he had been wearing Union Jack shorts and a bowler hat.

[Earl-hickey]

Mancs and scousers, yeah.

No knowledge or respect for the sport

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[Nipple]

Scousers, by a mile.

"Inner-City Gypsy's" my friend calls them. And with good reason, as well.

[efc85]

Originally Posted by Nipple

Scousers, by a mile.

"Inner-City Gypsy's" my friend calls them. And with good reason, as well.

Your friend sounds dead hard

[PaulieMc]

Scousers are top boxing fans. Even pundits like Buncey say so. What other city of people would sell out a 10,000 seat arena to support their man in a fight with Audley bloody Harrison?

[Hattons Hook]

Originally Posted by PaulieMc

Scousers are top boxing fans. Even pundits like Buncey say so. What other city of people would sell out a 10,000 seat arena to support their man in a fight with Audley bloody Harrison?

Manchester Arena sold out for Haye v Harrison , neither of which are from Manchester. And Hatton was selling it out long before he got near a world title.
In short, Manchester pisses all over Merseydive in every respect, and has done since we built that big canal right under you noses and nicked all your trade.

[PaulieMc]

Originally Posted by Hattons Hook

Manchester Arena sold out for Haye v Harrison , neither of which are from Manchester. And Hatton was selling it out long before he got near a world title.
In short, Manchester pisses all over Merseydive in every respect, and has done since we built that big canal right under you noses and nicked all your trade.

Haye vs Harrison was when Haye was the world champion and a media darling, also when Harrison still had a bit of interest around him. When he fought Price it was a domestic fight and he (Harrison) was the laughing stock of the country and wouldn't sell a ticket if he'd fought anyone else, anywhere else.

Tyson Fury can't sell a ticket in Manchester even though he's got Channel 5, why do you think he keeps fighting Belfast?

Hatton's appeal has little to do with the fact he's a Mancunian. He appeals to ALL Brits because of his "bloke from the pub" personality. People from all over the country go to his fights, no just people from Manchester.

Apart from Hatton's comeback, when was the last time a Mancunian fighter sold out an arena or an arena sold out for a boxing event?

[Hattons Hook]

Originally Posted by PaulieMc

Haye vs Harrison was when Haye was the world champion and a media darling, also when Harrison still had a bit of interest around him. When he fought Price it was a domestic fight and he (Harrison) was the laughing stock of the country and wouldn't sell a ticket if he'd fought anyone else, anywhere else.

Tyson Fury can't sell a ticket in Manchester even though he's got Channel 5, why do you think he keeps fighting Belfast?

Hatton's appeal has little to do with the fact he's a Mancunian. He appeals to ALL Brits because of his "bloke from the pub" personality. People from all over the country go to his fights, no just people from Manchester.

Apart from Hatton's comeback, when was the last time a Mancunian fighter sold out an arena or an arena sold out for a boxing event?

Ah right, Price sells out an arena in Liverpool and scousers are salt of the earth, best fans in the world blah blah blah, Hatton did the same but that wasnt cos he's a manc. I see.


And Fury fights alot in Belfast cos he sees himself as Irish.