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02 Nov 2013 13:21:36
UEFA set the precedent of us being allowed to play in author country when we had to play rapid"cheating diving barstewards" Vienna at old Trafford.gona be something that suits everyone at UEFA and on our board, more likely old trafford but the aviva was packed for the Liverpool game, can't see it being anywhere else bar those two. {Ed007's Note - The only worry myself, and probably Greater Manchester Police, would have about playing at OT is that our fans would be infiltrated by Chelsea supporters intent on causing trouble. We have to remember that in 2008 all of a sudden every single Rangers supporter who spoke with an English accent was actually a Chelsea fan in 'disguise'.
They estimated that 250,000 Rangers fans descended on Manchester but when the dust settled and they worked it out it seems that Rangers only had 37,500 fans, the other 212,500 were (English accented) Chelsea supporters only there to cause trouble.
At least it helps dispel the myth about how many Rangers fans there actually used to be.
That shows that Chelsea were better represented in Manchester 2008 than both of the finalists combined, with more numbers than Chelsea have ever had at ANY of their own games and over 10 times the amount of England fans who travelled to South Africa for the last World Cup.
With figures like that they will soon be pushing Man Utd as the most followed club in the world (659 million).
I've often wondered (and had the question blanked/avoided) if the fans who travel up from England to watch The Rangers/Sevco/Newclub are still labelled 'infiltrating Chelsea' fans by their fellow fans and their new club?}