As most people with a modicum of intelligence know, Etihad is the Arabic word for Union or Unity.
It has come to my attention that a motley collection of lackwits, halfwits, dullards and simpletons are under the illusion that the word means 'United'.
Will you be willing then to chant 'Etihad' at Old Trafford next season if an unexpected burst of singing breaks out.
Will you petition Trafford Council to have the thoroughfare behind Old Trafford renamed 'Etihad' Road.
Will you demand that the club crest bears the words 'Manchester Etihad' in future.
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The Meaning of Etihad
comment by Jalisco Red (U4195)
posted on 9/7/11
Trafford is a French word
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Always have a City fan on your pub quiz team, just in case there is a set of questions about ancient boundaries of Manchester or the etymology of place names in the Manchester area.
comment by Once a year (U1565)
posted on 9/7/11
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posted on 9/7/11
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comment by Once a year (U1565)
posted on 9/7/11
Cityblueloz that doesnt even make sense
are you always this stupid?
comment by MBL. (U6305)
posted on 9/7/11
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comment by Jalisco Red (U4195)
posted on 9/7/11
United fans aren't experts on these matters though.
comment by MBL. (U6305)
posted on 9/7/11
Your players are though call yourself a fan, walked right into that one
comment by Once a year (U1565)
posted on 9/7/11
oh yeah he really did or youre too thick to work out the difference!
comment by Jalisco Red (U4195)
posted on 9/7/11
Oh dear, Cityblueloz. Oh dear.
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