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It’s unbelievable. It’s clearly about to go through/be announced

Clap for mofo

why? he said Poch is like a friend to him. His problem is with Jose. Wouldn’t be a bad thing he’s finished. Danny Rose who gives a fuck

Jesus get off this forum with that bollocks. It’s clearly been going through for a while you bipolar weirdos. And Wtf has happened here? Butchered mans wife can’t complain?? For what it’s worth I’m massively conflicted by this.

You’ve met him? ...no? Just seemed like you knew him well nah I just pass judgment from my couch on the other side of the world. You have great long range judgement

You’ve met him? ...no? Just seemed like you knew him well

You’ve met him?

I've still got Jacko on my playlist PYT is just too good isn't it. Decent point, but where I’m from as a far bigger part of me than a musician or band. Personally it defines me far more. Still conflicted though.

Ironically, having owners who will invest in the club, the buildings and the city will bring back the noise, the pride and the passion IMO. It's been the exact opposite when we've been run like a cold hard business. Like Man City? How was the atmosphere at City before they started winning stuff? I don't remember it being that great tbh, plenty of them were converting to Man U as their favourite club. Nah, they were pretty loyal but were the self proclaimed ‘best fans in the world’. There used to several attendance arguments with usas they had the nerve to sing ‘where were you when you were s***’ at us at St James’. They had good attendances in lower league football for sure. They were decent fans. I think the same thing that happened to them will happen to us. It’s a fatigue really more than anything. Yeah they had decent crowds when they were where the mackems are now. They are just normal arrogant Mancs in the hear then before you see them Noel Gallagher mould and mouthed off too much. Maine Road was a good old ground, bloody nightmare to get in and out of though. Don't agree with this at all. The long time city fans are, for the most part, decent lads who share a very similiar outlook to us toon fans. They've found themselves in a very fortunate position that, fingers crossed, we may find ourselves in. Ask the clued up amongst them and I'm sure they'll tell you the best time for them was in the old second division with players like Sean Wright Phillips and Jon Macken - I'm sure in ten years time we'll be telling anyone who listens about going down with Rafa Benitez and that amazing season in the Championship..... Yeah, mine was maybe a bit of a crass generalisation. There’s decent lads there. Apart from the new members. Apple cart upsetters the lot of them. Sorry, didn’t understand that mate msg7203868 date=1587876463] Manorpark is a long time poster, he just posts infrequently. I know, I was referring to the other new members My poor effort at a joke! Nah it was me being slow

Ironically, having owners who will invest in the club, the buildings and the city will bring back the noise, the pride and the passion IMO. It's been the exact opposite when we've been run like a cold hard business. Like Man City? How was the atmosphere at City before they started winning stuff? I don't remember it being that great tbh, plenty of them were converting to Man U as their favourite club. Nah, they were pretty loyal but were the self proclaimed ‘best fans in the world’. There used to several attendance arguments with usas they had the nerve to sing ‘where were you when you were s***’ at us at St James’. They had good attendances in lower league football for sure. They were decent fans. I think the same thing that happened to them will happen to us. It’s a fatigue really more than anything. Yeah they had decent crowds when they were where the mackems are now. They are just normal arrogant Mancs in the hear then before you see them Noel Gallagher mould and mouthed off too much. Maine Road was a good old ground, bloody nightmare to get in and out of though. Don't agree with this at all. The long time city fans are, for the most part, decent lads who share a very similiar outlook to us toon fans. They've found themselves in a very fortunate position that, fingers crossed, we may find ourselves in. Ask the clued up amongst them and I'm sure they'll tell you the best time for them was in the old second division with players like Sean Wright Phillips and Jon Macken - I'm sure in ten years time we'll be telling anyone who listens about going down with Rafa Benitez and that amazing season in the Championship..... Yeah, mine was maybe a bit of a crass generalisation. There’s decent lads there. Apart from the new members. Apple cart upsetters the lot of them. Sorry, didn’t understand that mate

Ironically, having owners who will invest in the club, the buildings and the city will bring back the noise, the pride and the passion IMO. It's been the exact opposite when we've been run like a cold hard business. Like Man City? How was the atmosphere at City before they started winning stuff? I don't remember it being that great tbh, plenty of them were converting to Man U as their favourite club. Nah, they were pretty loyal but were the self proclaimed ‘best fans in the world’. There used to several attendance arguments with usas they had the nerve to sing ‘where were you when you were s***’ at us at St James’. They had good attendances in lower league football for sure. They were decent fans. I think the same thing that happened to them will happen to us. It’s a fatigue really more than anything. Yeah they had decent crowds when they were where the mackems are now. They are just normal arrogant Mancs in the hear then before you see them Noel Gallagher mould and mouthed off too much. Maine Road was a good old ground, bloody nightmare to get in and out of though. Don't agree with this at all. The long time city fans are, for the most part, decent lads who share a very similiar outlook to us toon fans. They've found themselves in a very fortunate position that, fingers crossed, we may find ourselves in. Ask the clued up amongst them and I'm sure they'll tell you the best time for them was in the old second division with players like Sean Wright Phillips and Jon Macken - I'm sure in ten years time we'll be telling anyone who listens about going down with Rafa Benitez and that amazing season in the Championship..... Yeah, mine was maybe a bit of a crass generalisation. There’s decent lads there.

Ironically, having owners who will invest in the club, the buildings and the city will bring back the noise, the pride and the passion IMO. It's been the exact opposite when we've been run like a cold hard business. Like Man City? How was the atmosphere at City before they started winning stuff? I don't remember it being that great tbh, plenty of them were converting to Man U as their favourite club. Nah, they were pretty loyal but were the self proclaimed ‘best fans in the world’. There used to several attendance arguments with usas they had the nerve to sing ‘where were you when you were shit’ at us at St James’. Genuine question, do you think the loyal City fans regret any of the success they've had under the new ownership? Even without winning anything, I'll bet they would have enjoyed just being in a position to compete again. I’ve no idea mate. I used to catch up with the King of the Kippax boys when I went there but have lost touch. If I was going to answer it then I’d say I’d have been most disappointed with the Hughes era. Seeing a prick like Robinho sulking on the bench with his earphones in would’ve pissed me off. If you get a manager like Pep or Rafa who connects the players with the area then it’s great, despit the money they’re on and you can’t argue with what’s happened to a run down, wasteland of an area.

Yeah I agree with this. To be honest they could rename the club, turn St James' into student accommodation, build a new ground at the Silverlink, publicly behead Keegan - as long as we compete for Champion's League places and spend big money in the transfer windows it's all good by me. Thought this lad was supposed to a good WUM?

Ironically, having owners who will invest in the club, the buildings and the city will bring back the noise, the pride and the passion IMO. It's been the exact opposite when we've been run like a cold hard business. Like Man City? How was the atmosphere at City before they started winning stuff? I don't remember it being that great tbh, plenty of them were converting to Man U as their favourite club. Nah, they were pretty loyal but were the self proclaimed ‘best fans in the world’. There used to several attendance arguments with usas they had the nerve to sing ‘where were you when you were s***’ at us at St James’. They had good attendances in lower league football for sure. They were decent fans. I think the same thing that happened to them will happen to us. It’s a fatigue really more than anything. Yeah they had decent crowds when they were where the mackems are now. They are just normal arrogant Mancs in the hear then before you see them Noel Gallagher mould and mouthed off too much. Maine Road was a good old ground, bloody nightmare to get in and out of though.

Ironically, having owners who will invest in the club, the buildings and the city will bring back the noise, the pride and the passion IMO. It's been the exact opposite when we've been run like a cold hard business. Like Man City? How was the atmosphere at City before they started winning stuff? I don't remember it being that great tbh, plenty of them were converting to Man U as their favourite club. Nah, they were pretty loyal but were the self proclaimed ‘best fans in the world’. There used to several attendance arguments with usas they had the nerve to sing ‘where were you when you were shit’ at us at St James’.

Manorpark is a long time poster, he just posts infrequently. I know, I was referring to the other new members

New members everywhere. This has gone to shite. Manorpark though :lol:

Fish N Chips Balti Kebab Chips Fried Breakfast Kung Po Shawarma Chipotle Burrito Egg Sarnie Curry N Chips Sweet n Sour Chicken Bacon?

Pete knows the score, just didn’t bother saying it earlier

Apparently Wraith is confirming this and there’s nothing to be worried about. I’m happy then

Combined RTG letter with flowers for someone’s wife?

Stopped there. Why? He's got a very valid point. ME politics and power playing out in front of our eyes. As has been said, there's no way the PL will reject them, they'll be desperate for the money and will be terrified they go to one of the other leagues especially in the current financial climate.

f***ing Greg beat me to it. 'last edit by Greg' nice. Damn right. I'm not the idiot off Masterchef nor I am a seller of vegan sausage rolls. Still going on about Masterchef

Nah, bullshit. Steve Wraith told me there were NO meetings planned. He's ITK don't you know. Any chance someone could show him that on Twitter? Cunty mccuntface has blocked me on Twitter for calling him a cunt

There’s probably a high chance he’ll be reading this and seething at being called a cunt and not being able to do anything about it.