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On the plus side Lennon was who I brought in to replace Felliani during his ban.

They've had a lot of horrible players Man U, from cheating on the field, assaulting fans, admitting trying to injure players, fucking your brother's missus and threatening to jail twitter users, swearing at camera and refs... Make teams like Chelsea and Leeds look like Melchester Rovers.

Don't mind him being benched as long as he doesn't come on for a cameo at the end.

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Not the Daily Mash http://m.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/dec/28/blackburn-rovers-bollywood-manager

Tbf to Evans he wouldn't have clue if it was offside or not, he just fecked it up. The argument seems to be whether Cisse being there made him feck it up. I dont think so for the reasons you already said, Evans's reaction. Imo fwiw, Cisse is on the 6 yard box right in front of the GK, that has to be influencing things in defenders thinking, but the rules are right as they stand and its a goal. So the linesman didn't know the rules? Given the confusion there is no way the referee should have overruled his linesman. It's not like it was a clear cut error. I think the linesman realised he fucked up once Evans turned it in and that he'd flagged too early and it was him who instigated the consultation with the ref. When our players went and protested it was an own goal, you can clearly see him nodding and saying "Call him over, call him over."

A grey area with the offside rule as it is at the moment. The decision could easily have gone either way. No problem with it being given but Cisse in my opinion was interferring with play, if he wasn't there then Evans wouldn't have tried to play the ball out in the manner he did. Bet this is what Fergie was screaming at the ref, fourth official and linesman, verbatim.

Do you not get talksport or 5live up there then? Nar mate, we don't get that kind of technology north of Watford.

Can't quite get my head around it myself. The only logical reason I can come to is that he wants rid of him. "Rid" may be slightly strong but my feeling is that Pardew wouldn't be unhappy with Remy in and Ba out. Well if it's either Ba with this clause in his contract or Remy without it, I probably agree. He's basically said we'll either get him on a release-clause free contract in the summer or get rid, which I can't really argue with.

Can you imagine if you had a mate where everything they did was considered planned and shrewd? "Haha, Dave's thrown a chair through a window and called his boss a cunt before bursting into tears. He knows what he's doing, that lad, there's those mind games again. Got just the reaction he was going for Oh look, now he's lost £4,000 at Aspers, thrown up all over himself and tried to chin a copper. What an amazing piece of performance art - really makes you think."

Would someone like to clarify what he seems to think Pardew should owe him for, what this 'all I've done for him' stuff is about? Is it along the lines of how Sunderland should have been grateful for being allowed to give Man U money for their has-beens and cast-offs?

Don't dare blaspheme the name of Sir Alex, we should be grateful he has spoken our name with his blessed lips. If a manager of such stature spoke of Man U in such a manner, lo they would accept his sage advice and constructive criticism and use it to better themselves such that they may bask in his divine light, and we so too should strive for such humble humility under his glory.

Full story http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/4715413/Demba-Ba-to-pocket-25m-pay-off-if-he-leaves-Newcastle-next-month.html

Man U revel in the idea that their status gives them preferential treatment and lets them get away with stuff other teams wouldn't, they see it as a sign of how big a club they are - hence the "We're Man United, we do what we want" chants.

31, how about you? You get this about players like Suarez "Oh, you'd like him if he was scoring goals for you guys" Yeah, and the majority of everyone else would still hate him, including the Liverpool fans who currently adore him - and for exactly the same reasons.

Ironically, if he managed Liverpool, Chelsea or Man City, Man U fans would f***ing despise him and think he was the most odious c*** in the game. What a stupid childish reply to a correct comment are you really an administrator for this site OK then, please do explain, how would Man U fans react if Alex Ferguson was the manager of another club and behaved on the touchline like he did yesterday, spoke in the press about other clubs, players and referees the way 'Fergie' gets to with a free pass from the FA and the press? They'd treat him with a hushed reverence?

Ironically, if he managed Liverpool, Chelsea or Man City, Man U fans would fucking despise him and think he was the most odious cunt in the game.

I still daydream about this happening to this day - imagine an open top parade with a 46 year old Robert Lee and Warren Barton holding up the 96 Premier League trophy

Only last month Lambert was fined and banned for one match for "Language and/or behaviour amounting to improper conduct". Makes a mockery of it if Fergie gets away with worse. Same kind of thing with Wolves being fined for feilding an understrength team when Arsenal are allowed to do it every single game of every Carling Cup campaign.

Acting like a brat, berating officials, being a sore loser, ignoring the rules of the game = "Passion" Talking rubbish, losing his rag, making bullshit excuses = "Mind games" No other manager gets this type of pass.

Even after he took offence at the idea he couldn't tackle and came out with this

One thing is for sure, it'll be very interesting to see how Man U fans deal with not having him in charge, some of them for the first time in their lvies.

A bit like Suarez as a player, you can't really tell how succesful he'd be without being an arsehole and attempting to manipulate things to his advantage all the time. If he hadn't won those titles, other manager/s would have, possibly without being a poisonous, negative influence on the game and the league.

Most of his daily being-a-prick duties involve what he does as a manager. He might be a decent person, I dunno because I pretty much always see him in his professional role. But no, I have no respect for him as a manager at all.