John Fallon

city fan and season ticket holder

[David Walker @djwskyblu]

15 years ago 70,000 people fled the Stretford Earthquake which measured 6.1 on the Richter Scale. Seismologists have since re-evaluated it and are unanimous in their findings - It should have been 10! 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵#6-1 @ManCity

[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

El 23 de octubre de 1943, a las puertas de las cámaras de gas de Auschwitz, la bailarina polaca Franceska Mann, provocó una revuelta de prisioneras en Auschwitz, tras clavarle el tacón de su zapato en la frente al oficial nazi de las SS, Josef Schillinger.

Franceska era una bailarina profesional que participó en obras musicales de la época en Varsovia, incluso competiciones oficiales internacionales de danza como la de Bruselas en 1939... fue primero internada en el gueto de Varsovia en el infame Hotel Polski y luego llevada luego al campo de exterminio de Auschwitz en 1943.

Aquel 23 de octubre en 1943, aproximadamente 1.700 prisioneros llegaron al campo de exterminio Auschwitz-Birkenau... Franceska estaba entre ellos, inmediatamente fue llevada a los vestuarios del campo con el clásico engaño nazi de ir a las "duchas" para "desinfectarla"... realmente solo querían robarle las pertenencias y luego gasearla en las cámaras de gas.

Mientras Franceska se desnudaba para ir a la "ducha", el oficial nazi Schillinger y el sargento Emmerich la miraron con lujuria.... por lo que Franceska aprovechó el acoso sexual para acercarse a ellos y clavarle el tacón de su zapato en la frente al oficial nazi Schillinger, al que rápidamente le arrebató su arma y le mató de un disparo, luego le dio tiempo también para herir de bala al sargento nazi Wilhelm Emmerich.

Los disparos alentaron a las demás mujeres prisioneras que estaban a las puertas de la muerte en Auschwitz... se dieron cuenta de que iban directas a ser asesinados y empezaron a atacar a los guardias nazis de las SS, provocando una enorme revuelta en la que decenas de guardias nazis salieron heridos, a algunos les rompieron la nariz, a otros le arrancaron el cuero cabelludo...

Tal fue la revuelta, que el comandante nazi del campo de exterminio, Rudolf Höss, se hizo presente en los vestuarios de Auschwitz con refuerzos armados con ametralladoras y granadas... estas valientes mujeres lucharon en aquellos vestuarios con sus propias manos contra los nazis y resistieron hasta que las ametralladoras de los guardias acabaron con su vida.

Honor a Franceska Mann que ejecutó al criminal nazi y a las mujeres que resistieron a los nazis aquel día en Auschwitz, la memoria es el antídoto de los pueblos para que los crímenes no vuelvan a repetirse.

[John Fallon @fall960]

@cityreport_ 115 retweets 🤣

[FootballAwaydays @Awaydays23]

ON THIS DAY 2011: Manchester United 1-6 Manchester City #MUFC #MCFC #mancity

[Manchester City Nostalgia & Memorabilia @MickMcCarthyF]

How times have changed! 😂

Back in 1993, City fans travelled to Villa Park with a banner wishing Aston Villa good luck in their title race.

Fast forward to today, and apparently Villa fans have been busy writing messages in chalk on the pavements around Villa Park to welcome City tomorrow!

One set of fans brought a banner and a bit of class… the other brought a box of crayons in the rain 🖍️😂

Never change Villa! 😉

Come on City!

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

Below is a video of Sam Beckman who spat at and showed the finger to a statue of the murdered MP Sir David Amess.

The pro-Palestinian lives in Westcliff-On-Sea in Essex, let's make him famous.

[PlasticManCityFan @mrdaniel989]

There isn’t a SINGLE Manchester United fan on this planet who wouldn’t swap the Glazers for Sheikh Mansour tomorrow morning.

Not ONE.

You can scream cheats, oil money, 115, whatever the fuck makes you sleep at night.

Deep down you know you’d give anything to have our owners. And that absolutely kills you.

[John Fallon @fall960]

@pavett55

[Andy M @TheRealFbloke]

Back in the day I, and many other City fans, made it clear that for the #115 charges to be proven then a massive fraud carried over many years, overseen by multiple organisations and companies and headed by the people who run City Football Group would have to have been in place.

The idea that such fraud and false accounting would have happened was simply unimaginable.

It was absolutely crazy to think that accountants, auditors and the boards of many companies would be complicit in such actions still it baffles me and many City fans.

We have, and for now continue, to trust the people who run the Club as all of the above flies in the face of any logic.

There are now investigations into Manchester City by the auditor regulator -

https://t.co/JRoV3jdlIf

So Manchester City is now perhaps the most invertigated business since Enron?

Fans of other clubs are very annoyed, and I suspect City fans would be if the roles were reversed.

But as a fan base we have nothing to apologise for.

There are so many question marks hovering over the Club, and because of that us fans, that it becomes increasingly difficult to have a reasonable conversation on all of this.

But the people who run the Club tell us that they will beat these charges.

It wont be on a technicality it will be on a point of law.

If they lose on a point of law and their efforts to clear their name and the name of the Club we support fails then I can categorically say that most of the support base will be as shocked and disappointed as any fan or any club.

But what we wont do is apologise for being City fans.

THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN.

And until the moment of absolute guilt we City fans will lean into the stormy winds and make jokes, take the piss, rile opposition fans and generally make noise about being City fans.

If YOU don't like that then that seems like a YOU problem.

And what if the auditor regulator finds no evidence of illegality?

I go back to the start of this post, I cannot imagine such a massive fraud happening, it does not compute.

If they are guilty, then fuck them.

If they are innocent.......

In the meantime we City fans have one thing on our minds, supporting the players on the pitch.

[WH Fan Place @WestHamPlace]

Jamie Carragher on Liverpool games

Gary Neville on Man Utd games

Alan Smith on Arsenal games

Why do Sky think we want to hear their bias nonsense while watching their unbearable teams play football?

[John Fallon @fall960]

@RyanMUFCL @ManCity @premierleague And when you wake up in the morning ryan, you'll still be a billion in debt

[John Fallon @fall960]

@TheArsenalbiker Another fucking wet wipe

[Valentina Gomez @ValentinaForUSA]

-He CUT OFF the head of a British man.

-He is part of Al Qaeda.

-He is currently walking FREELY around England.

🚨We are witnessing the fall of England in REAL TIME🚨

[John Fallon @fall960]

@DRichardcornish @spbajko That's 2 tweets in 6 hours and zero likes , boring prick .

[Pundit Jay @pundit_jay]

That was the type of game where kids in that stadium for the 1st time fall in love with football forever

[Carlos @carlitospeja]

Hablemos de estos frikis sobrevalorados. Entran haciendo gestos para provocar a lo Green Streer Hooligan, y acaban dejando media grada vacía en el 80 con 2-0 😂 @ManUtd

[George @canadian_george]

@MailSport He’s right!

[JM Seed @mattseed1]

We’re talking about allegations carrying potentially devastating consequences for one of the world’s biggest football clubs. Yet the public is asked to accept the conclusions of unidentified decision-makers, reached through proceedings conducted behind closed doors, based on evidence that remains concealed.

And we’re supposed to regard this as a triumph of transparency and fairness?

Rather than wait for City—which maintains that the decision is factually and legally incorrect—to complete its appeal, the media and punditry, including former players associated with the Incumbent Four, are demanding immediate and severe punishment.

Many have spent years treating allegations as established facts. Now they treat a decision still subject to appeal as the final word.

This is a complete mockery of due process and fundamental fairness.

Even if City ultimately prevails, it will already have been punished in the court of public opinion. Years of reputational damage, attacks on the legitimacy of its accomplishments, and efforts to discredit the Club cannot simply be undone by a successful appeal.

And consider the broader picture.

A League historically dominated by a handful of established clubs adopts financial regulations that substantially favor those incumbents. Its chief executive, appointed through a process reportedly influenced by some of those same clubs, oversees an investigation into the challenger that broke their dominance. Charges arrive during that challenger’s greatest season. An anonymous commission, constituted under a disciplinary structure connected to the League, ultimately issues a guilty verdict based on evidence the public cannot examine.

Meanwhile, a partisan media and punditry demands that the Club be punished before the appeals process has run its course.

How could anyone reasonably expect City supporters not to question this process?

So, for those wondering why Manchester City supporters are sticking together, defending their Club, and refusing to accept the prevailing narrative, there’s your answer.

We’re entitled to demand transparency. We’re entitled to question whether the process has been fair. And we’re entitled to defend our Club against those who decided long ago what they wanted the outcome to be.

We will not apologize for any of that.

And we certainly won’t play the sad clowns that this deluded circus demands.

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[Steven @StevenMcinerney]

Fucking hell what a find 😂

[Mike @MikeFenton21]

Took pictures of a banner that’s ticking the wrong way, Sang about City for 20 minutes, Boo’d their players off at half time and full time. YANITED