Manchester United

[Chris_R]

1 hour ago, Mike said:

We're really in here showing our ass like we don't play them in a week.

True but I honestly don't fear then anymore. The boogeyman status they had has gone. 

 

Of course they could beat us, any team can, but I'm no longer thinking it's an automatic defeat like I did for the last 30 years. The spell is broken.

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

1 hour ago, loki679 said:

Probably the biggest sign of their downfall and loss of relevance is that they're not really even the most contemptible cunt fanbase anymore.  Liverpool have picked up that ball and ran with it.

 

Liverpool have always held that title tbf.

[madras]

12 minutes ago, Super Duper Branko Strupar said:

 

Liverpool have always held that title tbf.

Close but true.

[David Edgar]

7 hours ago, Chris_R said:

True but I honestly don't fear then anymore. The boogeyman status they had has gone. 

 

Of course they could beat us, any team can, but I'm no longer thinking it's an automatic defeat like I did for the last 30 years. The spell is broken.

 

Well yeah, they're just a mid table team now. We lost to West Ham not long ago. Shit can happen.

[Ronson333]

Officially cooked

 

 

Edited December 25, 2024 by Ronson333

[David Edgar]

Replaced him already if these reports of vermin are to be believed.

[Pablo123]

4 minutes ago, David Edgar said:

Replaced him already if these reports of vermin are to be believed.

Replaced him with the head chef of the Job Bulman. Rumour has it he's taking the menu with him to Manchester 

[Froggy]

What other club has headlines about a change in their chef?

 

It's beyond ridiculous now. 

[midds]

2 minutes ago, Froggy said:

What other club has headlines about a change in their chef?

 

It's beyond ridiculous now. 

Must admit I agree, who gives a fuck. It's like the press are playing a game of Buckaroo and just piling on tiny, insignificant stories in the hope that one more (little thing in isolation) is the trigger that fucks the whole job completely. 

 

and I'm right here for it 

[Cronky]

28 minutes ago, midds said:

Must admit I agree, who gives a fuck. It's like the press are playing a game of Buckaroo and just piling on tiny, insignificant stories in the hope that one more (little thing in isolation) is the trigger that fucks the whole job completely. 

 

 

In which case I think they're pushing at an open door.

[Dr Jinx]

It’s like turbo Mike Ashley. And I do have sympathy for it. No supporters should have to experience mismanagement to that level. Yet these charlatans are welcomed in the Premier League.

 

I think the likes of Rio Ferdinand will learn a valuable lesson when they throw around phrases like “his club he can do what he wants”

 

It’s easy to say something like that when it doesn’t mean anything to you.

[Dokko]

5 minutes ago, Dr Jinx said:

It’s like turbo Mike Ashley. And I do have sympathy for it. No supporters should have to experience mismanagement to that level. Yet these charlatans are welcomed in the Premier League.

 

I think the likes of Rio Ferdinand will learn a valuable lesson when they throw around phrases like “his club he can do what he wants”

 

It’s easy to say something like that when it doesn’t mean anything to you.

 

It's that reason they deserve it. 99.999% of Manure fans agreed with him when he made those comments. They deserve everything they get.

[54]

1 hour ago, Ronson333 said:

Officially cooked

 

 

 

Man in normal profession changes job.

[Dr Jinx]

2 minutes ago, Dokko said:

 

It's that reason they deserve it. 99.999% of Manure fans agreed with him when he made those comments. They deserve everything they get.

That may be the case but having lived that for 15 years or however long he was here, I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

 

I mean he’s a bit wealthier than Ashley but not enough to carry a sinking ship like that.. must be like that episode of the Simpsons when the Germans buy the power plant. Glazers absolutely rinsed him.

[Abacus]

As it's Christmas I enjoyed this ridiculous piece of reporting from that mail online thing;

 

First-team head chef Omar Meziane has chosen to hang up his saucepan and vacate the kitchen after two years at the club. Omar – not to be confused with United's chief executive Omar Berrada – was mainly based at Carrington where he has been hugely popular with United's first-team squad.

 

[Dokko]

6 minutes ago, Dr Jinx said:

That may be the case but having lived that for 15 years or however long he was here, I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

 

I mean he’s a bit wealthier than Ashley but not enough to carry a sinking ship like that.. must be like that episode of the Simpsons when the Germans buy the power plant. Glazers absolutely rinsed him.

 

I don't think comparing genuine football fans who have no choice but to go through misery of supporting their local club, to a bunch of glory hunting (and yet still served with trophies) plastic customers do anyone any favours. It was so easy for Rio to make those comments, and the Rafa ones, and be lauded by their fanbase to put little old Newcastle in their place, without actually thinking about what we were going through. Now fans of Oldham, Sheff Wed, Wimbledon, Wigan, Derby, Everton, even Leeds, aye. Those are true football fans hurting (or hurt by owners). These lot chose a team in the 90's as it was the best and they saw no end to it, and now stuck with that CHOICE. aka, fuck the cunts and everything associated to them (bar Froggy, though he fits the criteria 'a death of one is a tragedy, millions are just a statistic' - MM).

 

[Interpolic]

15 minutes ago, Abacus said:

Carrington

 

Not to be confused with former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher. 

[Froggy]

33 minutes ago, Dokko said:

 

It's that reason they deserve it. 99.999% of Manure fans agreed with him when he made those comments. They deserve everything they get.

 

This is not true Dokko. 

 

99% of our fans think Rio is an absolute whopper. 

[RUHRLYASLEEVESUP]

18 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

This is not true Dokko. 

 

99% of our fans think Rio is an absolute whopper. 

I was in same restaurant as Rio & his entourage in Berlin this year during euros & on this one occasion I will agree with Selwyn Froggit, he is an absolute fucking weapon of mass destruction levels 

[bobbydazzla]

2 hours ago, Dr Jinx said:

It’s like turbo Mike Ashley. And I do have sympathy for it. No supporters should have to experience mismanagement to that level. Yet these charlatans are welcomed in the Premier League.

 

I think the likes of Rio Ferdinand will learn a valuable lesson when they throw around phrases like “his club he can do what he wants”

 

It’s easy to say something like that when it doesn’t mean anything to you.

[gdm]

 

[bobbydazzla]

All clubs are equal, but some clubs are more equal than others 

 

The quote is a commentary on the hypocrisy of claiming to treat all equally, but instead giving power and privileges to a small elite. 
 

The phrase is an example of a paradox, as equality means that everyone is on the same level, and it's not possible for someone to be "more equal" than someone else

 

Sound familiar ? 

 

 

Edited December 26, 2024 by bobbydazzla

[Nucasol]

6 hours ago, bobbydazzla said:

All clubs are equal, but some clubs are more equal than others 

 

The quote is a commentary on the hypocrisy of claiming to treat all equally, but instead giving power and privileges to a small elite. 
 

The phrase is an example of a paradox, as equality means that everyone is on the same level, and it's not possible for someone to be "more equal" than someone else

 

Sound familiar ? 

 

 

 

4 legs good, 2 legs bad.

[David Edgar]

Well, that's one less rodent at Old Trafford for their next match.

[Theregulars]

Now ugarte out against us too, although not sure whether that’s helpful