Is Manchester sexist?

Question

I'm surprised feminists haven't expressed their outrage over how sexist Manchester it, and demanded strikes and protests to change the name to Personchester.

Answer 1

Manchester isn't sexist in any way, if you're serious.

If you're a troll trying to be funny, nice try.

EDIT: johno, what's the latest on Cristiano?

I hope he doesn't leave. The Premier League would never be the same again.

Answer 2

And I'm NOT surprised you think feminists get that worked up about geographical names.

Answer 3

My home town, we like the name here it keeps the feminists away.

*According to the news he wants to go to Spain for £75 million, so we will just have to wait and see what happens, fingers crossed he will stay:-D

Answer 4

Um i personally do not care..

Answer 5

Looking at the bosom of most feminists, I think they are all manchesters themeselves

Answer 6

Why should we care about the name? It doesnt really affect the player's condition or whatsoever.

Answer 7

"The name "Manchester", came from the Roman name Mamucium, thought to be a Latinisation of an original Celtic name (possibly meaning "breast-like hill" from mamm- = "breast"), plus Anglo-Saxon ceaster = "town", which is derived from Latin castra = "camp"."

So yes it is sexist, but not in the way you refer to :-)