Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford are available for Manchester United's daunting trip to Liverpool on Sunday but Harry Maguire is out.
25.11.2023 - 16:27 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
People were queuing for hours at Manchester Arndale this morning (November 25) to be among the first customers at a new fried chicken takeaway and meet Salford YouTuber Angry Ginge. The new Sides takeaway, backed by YouTube stars The Sidemen and KSI, opened at 11am, offering a free burger and a drink to the first 100 customers.
The long queue snaked through the shopping centre and onto Market Street as customers waited for the launch. Other Sides takeaways elsewhere in the country have seen thousands of people attend on the first day of opening.
The internet personalities behind the business did not attend the launch but Manchester United supporting YouTuber Angry Ginge was there, handing out food and posing for photos with fans. Steven and his son, who is a 'big fan' of the videogame streamer from Salford, were among the first customers to get into the new fried chicken spot.
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He said: "We've been here since 9am, since the Arndale opened. We wanted to make sure because he's a big fan of Angry Ginge who's a big United fan. And we're seasons ticket fans as well. So we had to come along and see."
Jamie, from Denton, was also one of the first 100 customers. The 19-year-old was queueing for more than two hours.
Olivia, who is 18 years old, said she found out about the takeaway opening the night before. She said: "I've been a big fan of The Sidemen anyway so I wanted to check out the place and Angry Ginge is gonna be there so bonus."
Adam, from Manchester, said he has been following The Sidemen on YouTube for years. The 19-year-old, who queued outside the store for 45 minutes,
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A new fried chicken takeaway from YouTube stars The Sidemen and KSI will open at Manchester Arndale on Saturday (November 23) and those looking to visit on the first day are already being advised following a big turn-out at the venue's previous stores.