@MENnewsdesk Saw this from high up on the moors looking back towards Manchester. Couldn’t work out what it was from such a distance. It looked like a massive fire that suddenly appeared, then vanished.
@MENnewsdesk Like the opportunity to preserve ecosystems and stop irreplaceable natural habitats being destroyed by the HS2 plans. To stop extinctions at a local level with nothing offered to nature in return.
@YoungArab61 Those empty ‘actions’ also failed in April/May 2005 because the Glazers don’t care about silly protests. What they do care about is money which is the very thing people are giving them. 30 matches a season x £40 x 70000 x 18 years = very happy owners.
Looks like tonight’s rally cry is #GlazersBURNinHELL .
(But until then, here’s another £50 to be getting on with until the champions league money rolls in⁉️🫤).
For 18 years they’ve been feeding on fans money and still it continues. No wonder they haven’t sold up.
@cllralanquinn@unitedutilities@BuryCouncil@Eamonn_OB The loss of the park rangers and complete lack of maintenance means that small repair jobs become huge costly projects at the expense of our local environment and neglected green spaces.
@cllralanquinn@unitedutilities@BuryCouncil@Eamonn_OB Don’t be fooled into thinking that the Prestwich Clough disaster was due to freak weather. The exposed, unguarded (and more recently open) sewer pipe was just waiting for the right conditions before it collapsed. A bit of preventive maintenance and this would have been avoided.
@MENnewsdesk Sorry. Was there doing THAT in 2005 when I was seen as a ‘Judas’ for turning my back on the club and refusing to line the Glazers pockets.
@Alan_Tonge The Glazers will sell up at a time that suits THEM. Of course they’d have been gone 18 years ago if fans didn’t continue feeding them with money.