......and what does she think about it......?
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......and what does she think about it......?
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Yes. She knows how important the City are to me and just leaves me to it.
Yes - she finds some of the things I show her hilarious (unfortunately not because they’re intended to be funny.... apart from Ian Gibson’s jokes which are always well received)
Yes and she thinks I’m obsessed....and she’s right.
Yes. She asks if I'm talking to my 'friends' again. I'm able to tell her No with all honesty.
There was a great answer to this a few years ago where someone tells their wife they're watching porn rather than admit to posting on this messageboard :hehe:
Yeah and not bothered. She does get fed up with my constant chat with my lad about football at the dinner table though.
Mrs Ryder Street posts in her own name here and knows more about football across the board than I do!
Yeah and she thinks I’m a sad twat for posting on here. She’s a women though, she doesn’t understand football.
I have been going to the gym a lot more since January, and also watching a lot of Netflix and Sky box so not spending as much time on here as I used to.
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Originally Posted by J R Hartley
She'll probably be speaking on sky sports as pundit soon the way things are going mate.
I took her to Pompey away in the league cup mid 90s as my mate dropped out about an hour before we were due to leave. Took her for some company. Cardiff scored and I run to the front of the terrace, turned around to see her scraping herself off the floor😂 then after the match it kicked off by the pub on the corner and we still had about half a mile to walk to our car. Hope you’re wearing brown trousers Dominic. She hasn’t been since. :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by thehumblegringo
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Originally Posted by J R Hartley
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The first time I ever took a girl to a game was a few weeks ago cos since my son has started playing my missus has become obsessed by Man City and De Bruyne. It's great though. The amount of football I can watch legitimately without any moaning is insane!
My mates missus is a PE teacher and she loves football, they watch the football together, do bets together.Quote:
Originally Posted by thehumblegringo
Each to their own but not for me. With 2 girls and a wife, football is my only break away from them.
Yes, over 50 posts today so far, Polo. Shows how much you have cut back.Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
Ignore him mate
This board was how I met mine! She hasn't posted on here for quite a few years, now.
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Originally Posted by thehumblegringo
You were a whole bee when you first posted on here. You are now half the bee you used to be(e) I blame Mrs half a bee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
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Controversial x 1 :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
:Wrench of shit:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mrs Steve R
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Originally Posted by J R Hartley
Yes my wife is aware of my involvement on the board , she thinks it because I love the City ?
I think it irritates her as you get the odd sarky comment, like "" on that message board again "" just usual ladies jealousy ,and needing all the attention stuff .
I've convinced her it's a key therapeutic need to get me through the day , it's bugger all to do with football , just like winding folk up .
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Originally Posted by life on mars
Reel them in mate, I've got a few net fulls.:hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Mine wants to punch some posters more than I want to.
Kneecapping has been mentioned
In view of the foregoing, I think I'm one of the lucky ones.
My partner likes football; played football; has seen City recently and thinks I have incredible judgement....:hehe:
Probably more satisfying than just divorcing you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Louth
Not a hope. Fair play though, a much better reply than others of late
My Mrs only knows what I do when I'm with her. Anything else is my private life. She doesn't understand football - gets confused about Wales not being CCFC and vice versa and is more concerned about the amount of alcohol I consume on match days rather than what I do the rest of the week. To be fair, she doesn't use a computer and wouldn't know what a message board is.
Gender politics all over the shop fair play.
Feels like being in the 1940s. Interesting though!