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"If you're moving due to work then which city will you be working in?" That's why I'm asking, I'll be looking for work and want to move up north | |||
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I don't know much about Manchester as only had a few visits so can't fairly compare except to say it's more spread out and a pain to get round and imo less to see. I can tell you you'd more likely get a job there as it has more businesses based there, depending on your industry of course.
I meet lots of people from all over the world and they settled in Liverpool because it's a bit little bears bed, it's 'just right' haha It's not too big but has everything, depending on your interests of course. We'll, except clubs lol Manchester has a few but we have the lovely Townhouse on the Wirral not far away.
If you want anything specific answered feel free to message me, good luck for the job hunt! xx | |||
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"I’ve lived in both cities, I’d say Liverpool suits me better than Manchester. I’m originally from Bolton so very close to Manchester so it’s not a biased view. Reason for Liverpool, The Mersey, Sefton Park, Bold Street, The Docks, FACT Cinema, Liver Building and just a more cosmopolitan feel about the place. Manchester has the Village, better shopping with the City Centre Afflecks Palace especially or even the Trafford Centre. Decent Theatres and ‘Home’ Cinema. But I find Scousers are generally more friendly and once you know the City, it’s a better place to live and can be cheaper for housing etc.. Maybe I’ve just had happier memories "Perfect answer, Liverpool has more independents and more cultural things to do I think and has the most parks of anywhere outside London, beautiful! So then Steph, wanna come an exhibition in FACT & OUTPUT with me, then on to Heritage for ace noms and dancing in Heaven til 7? xx | |||
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"I’ve lived in both cities, I’d say Liverpool suits me better than Manchester. I’m originally from Bolton so very close to Manchester so it’s not a biased view. Reason for Liverpool, The Mersey, Sefton Park, Bold Street, The Docks, FACT Cinema, Liver Building and just a more cosmopolitan feel about the place. Manchester has the Village, better shopping with the City Centre Afflecks Palace especially or even the Trafford Centre. Decent Theatres and ‘Home’ Cinema. But I find Scousers are generally more friendly and once you know the City, it’s a better place to live and can be cheaper for housing etc.. Maybe I’ve just had happier memories
Perfect answer, Liverpool has more independents and more cultural things to do I think and has the most parks of anywhere outside London, beautiful!
So then Steph, wanna come an exhibition in FACT & OUTPUT with me, then on to Heritage for ace noms and dancing in Heaven til 7? xx"I walk into FACT my phone automatically clicks into their WiFi, the cafe does a great Bacon Sandwich as well must admit not been to heaven before, but I love dancing in my favourite dress.
It’s a date  | |||
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Years Worth of work up here just now in construction terms anyway if that’s what you do | |||
"Go to St. Helens, it is between both places. You have the option of the M62, the A580 (east lancs road) that link both cities to each other. Also there ate good rail links to both places." St Helens has some interesting pubs but nowhere I'd want to be after the sun went down. Strange vibe to the place I've always found  | |||
"I’ve lived in both cities, I’d say Liverpool suits me better than Manchester. I’m originally from Bolton so very close to Manchester so it’s not a biased view. Reason for Liverpool, The Mersey, Sefton Park, Bold Street, The Docks, FACT Cinema, Liver Building and just a more cosmopolitan feel about the place. Manchester has the Village, better shopping with the City Centre Afflecks Palace especially or even the Trafford Centre. Decent Theatres and ‘Home’ Cinema. But I find Scousers are generally more friendly and once you know the City, it’s a better place to live and can be cheaper for housing etc.. Maybe I’ve just had happier memories
Perfect answer, Liverpool has more independents and more cultural things to do I think and has the most parks of anywhere outside London, beautiful!
So then Steph, wanna come an exhibition in FACT & OUTPUT with me, then on to Heritage for ace noms and dancing in Heaven til 7? xx
I walk into FACT my phone automatically clicks into their WiFi, the cafe does a great Bacon Sandwich as well must admit not been to heaven before, but I love dancing in my favourite dress.
It’s a date "Fantastic, wear your best dancing shoes cos I've been known do do 10k steps on a night out, in 6" heels!! Promise I'll go easy on you first time, but only cos un out of practice myself hahaha!!
Can't wait to visit a museum and have noms again, at least that's doable sooner if you fancy it!! Xx | |||
"Go to St. Helens, it is between both places. You have the option of the M62, the A580 (east lancs road) that link both cities to each other. Also there ate good rail links to both places. St Helens has some interesting pubs but nowhere I'd want to be after the sun went down. Strange vibe to the place I've always found "Wools | |||
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"Go to St. Helens, it is between both places. You have the option of the M62, the A580 (east lancs road) that link both cities to each other. Also there ate good rail links to both places. St Helens has some interesting pubs but nowhere I'd want to be after the sun went down. Strange vibe to the place I've always found
Wools"https://i.pinimg.com/originals/60/51/4c/60514c00022d2c4795df3fa13e1d72ae.jpg Hahhaa!! Xx | |||
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"It's so kicking off "I was thinking that, but for different reasons 
Thought this was going to be about something else entirely ooops haha | |||
"Manchester is fast becoming the new capital "Easy! Steady on. As much as I love Manchester it is far from becoming the new capital... 
London is still the Capital City of the World so not going to easy to top those rankings | |||
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"Manchester is fast becoming the new capital
Easy! Steady on. As much as I love Manchester it is far from becoming the new capital...
London is still the armpit of the World so not going to easy to top those rankings " | |||
"I’ve lived in both cities, I’d say Liverpool suits me better than Manchester. I’m originally from Bolton so very close to Manchester so it’s not a biased view. Reason for Liverpool, The Mersey, Sefton Park, Bold Street, The Docks, FACT Cinema, Liver Building and just a more cosmopolitan feel about the place. Manchester has the Village, better shopping with the City Centre Afflecks Palace especially or even the Trafford Centre. Decent Theatres and ‘Home’ Cinema. But I find Scousers are generally more friendly and once you know the City, it’s a better place to live and can be cheaper for housing etc.. Maybe I’ve just had happier memories
Perfect answer, Liverpool has more independents and more cultural things to do I think and has the most parks of anywhere outside London, beautiful!
So then Steph, wanna come an exhibition in FACT & OUTPUT with me, then on to Heritage for ace noms and dancing in Heaven til 7? xx
I walk into FACT my phone automatically clicks into their WiFi, the cafe does a great Bacon Sandwich as well must admit not been to heaven before, but I love dancing in my favourite dress.
It’s a date
Fantastic, wear your best dancing shoes cos I've been known do do 10k steps on a night out, in 6" heels!! Promise I'll go easy on you first time, but only cos un out of practice myself hahaha!!
Can't wait to visit a museum and have noms again, at least that's doable sooner if you fancy it!! Xx"Yes, after lockdown we are partying | |||
"Manchester is fast becoming the new capital
Easy! Steady on. As much as I love Manchester it is far from becoming the new capital...
London is still the armpit of the World so not going to easy to top those rankings
"Bloody hell Clem you got a thing for armpits
That is a new one. Thumbs down. | |||
"Although the mancunian accent is as attractive as listening to a cat passing a hairball, it's still poetry compared to scouse. Which one do you want to end up sounding like? Eh? Eh? Eh? Eh? Doyanowotimean?" Good point! That would be the decider to be fair. Scouse... erm nope! Manchester against Liverpool no brainer and my decision is not swayed by any other reason! Scouts honour  | |||
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"Although the mancunian accent is as attractive as listening to a cat passing a hairball, it's still poetry compared to scouse. Which one do you want to end up sounding like? Eh? Eh? Eh? Eh? Doyanowotimean?" Clam you have such a way with words im flattered..... I think. Bladey | |||
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"Lot of homeless in Manchester Centre,human shit on the paths as well as dog shit, piccadilly gardens is awful now" To be fair it's been a shithole for as long as I can remember | |||
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"Manchester....because the MLS is hosted there " | |||
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"Having checked out the living costs, the Liverpool wins so far
Then again they're right next to each other " | |||
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Though both are excellent areas x | |||
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"I live near Manchester and love it. There's a traditional rivalry between the two cities that goes back a few hundred years so it's good that people here have been so complimentary about both. In my opinion Liverpool seems stuck in its past, everything was better then. The docks were open, the Beatles, Shankly, slavery '). Manchester is the future, we're looking for new things, sarcasm instead of sentimentality. None of that helps you though." Liverpool has personality Manchester in not sure what it has | |||
"Go to St. Helens, it is between both places. You have the option of the M62, the A580 (east lancs road) that link both cities to each other. Also there ate good rail links to both places. St Helens has some interesting pubs but nowhere I'd want to be after the sun went down. Strange vibe to the place I've always found "Depends where you are, Eccleston, Windle aregood places to live, the links to both Liverpool & Manchester are excellent. Bonus side of it is, you are less than 20 minutes away from from some lovely countryside. Every speaks plastic scouse there now anyway, so no real issue with accents. | |||
"I live near Manchester and love it. There's a traditional rivalry between the two cities that goes back a few hundred years so it's good that people here have been so complimentary about both. In my opinion Liverpool seems stuck in its past, everything was better then. The docks were open, the Beatles, Shankly, slavery '). Manchester is the future, we're looking for new things, sarcasm instead of sentimentality. None of that helps you though. Liverpool has personality Manchester in not sure what it has" Class! | |||
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"I have lived and worked in both cities, and they are both filled,with complete , self opinionated wankers, who think they have great humour and are a gift to the nation , when they are in fact a complete bunch of moronic cunts! " Haha I agree, lazy manc bastards, the most laziest twats iv ever worked with, why the use a worker bee for their motto is beyond me | |||
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"I have lived and worked in both cities, and they are both filled,with complete , self opinionated wankers, who think they have great humour and are a gift to the nation , when they are in fact a complete bunch of moronic cunts! " not unlike people from bath. I'm surprised you dont like Manchester!! | |||
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"If you're moving due to work then which city will you be working in? That's why I'm asking, I'll be looking for work and want to move up north "Those scallywags in Liverpool don't work. Manchester it is then | |||
"If you're moving due to work then which city will you be working in? That's why I'm asking, I'll be looking for work and want to move up north Those scallywags in Liverpool don't work. Manchester it is then "Rude | |||
"No comparison "Not often a scouse and manc agree but you're right. No comparison. Manchester is it | |||
"No comparison Not often a scouse and manc agree but you're right. No comparison. Manchester is it "Ha ha! | |||
"No comparison Not often a scouse and manc agree but you're right. No comparison. Manchester is it
Ha ha!" | |||
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"I have lived and worked in both cities, and they are both filled,with complete , self opinionated wankers, who think they have great humour and are a gift to the nation , when they are in fact a complete bunch of moronic cunts! " They learned so much from you. | |||
"I like Manchester " I wouldn't have guessed | |||
"I’m an LFC fan, love Liverpool Great place, worked just north of Manchester and yep the city is nice.. However... Chester is better to live" Yeah my friend told me Chester is beautiful but also apparently very expensive! | |||
"I’m an LFC fan, love Liverpool Great place, worked just north of Manchester and yep the city is nice.. However... Chester is better to live Yeah my friend told me Chester is beautiful but also apparently very expensive!" I work in Chester and used to live 10 minutes away. It's lovely but I prefer to visit than live there. It's overpriced for what it is in my opinion. The zoo is great though! | |||
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"I’m an LFC fan, love Liverpool Great place, worked just north of Manchester and yep the city is nice.. However... Chester is better to live Yeah my friend told me Chester is beautiful but also apparently very expensive! I work in Chester and used to live 10 minutes away. It's lovely but I prefer to visit than live there. It's overpriced for what it is in my opinion. The zoo is great though! " Love Chester, genuinely a beaut of a city and a real nice size and atmosphere too it, especially at xmas! | |||
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"I am avoiding saying anything will end up offending those at the end of the east lancs in Merseyside " Ah now I know what the C in your username means | |||
