I've never seen anything like city centre manchester this morning. The streets are piled high with cans and bottles. there's broken glass and rubbish everywhere. The city stinks of booze. I've seen people in blue t shirts sleeping in cars, bushes, on benches, on the floor, in doorways.
Call me a genius, but if we sent a few hundred thousand drunk rangers fans to Iraq instead of the army all those years ago, they'd have flattened the country by now and be back home on sauchihall street getting drunk.
It's worse than the news is showing. They're just in piccadilly gardens. All the back streets are piled high with the rubbish from these areas. And the stench of stale beer is off the scale.
I hate that the jocks have to show the English how to get drunk and go on a rampage. We used to be the best in the world at hooliganism.
You have witnessed a little piece of Glasgow. I read that the Manchester economy got a £20m boost from the rangers fans and their buckfast drinking ways.
Unfortunately i do. If i go self employed I won't be paying a penny and I'm going to scrounge benefits. I want to earn £30k a year from benefits like Lizzie from wife swap.
You have witnessed a little piece of Glasgow. I read that the Manchester economy got a £20m boost from the rangers fans and their buckfast drinking ways.
What is buckfast? It's everywhere.
Out of my window I can see a guy with a bottle of fresh orange in one hand and a can of beer in the other and taking alternate swigs. PMSL. The breakfast of champions.
Unfortunately i do. If i go self employed I won't be paying a penny and I'm going to scrounge benefits. I want to earn £30k a year from benefits like Lizzie from wife swap.
You have witnessed a little piece of Glasgow. I read that the Manchester economy got a £20m boost from the rangers fans and their buckfast drinking ways.
What is buckfast? It's everywhere.
it's gross. a really sweet 'tonic' wine brewed by Monks allegedly.
cheap is about the only 'good' thing I would say about it
