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It's a very easy club to say you support. Wear a bit of merchandise connected with the club and you immediately blend with the ret of the brain dead zombies wandering around who think that playing away from home means watching the match in the pub.

clapton is god wrote:

CrazyHorse wrote:Man United fans on MOTD. Priceless.

They showed more than that live on the screens under the ESL. Every face was greeted with a cheer. Marvellous!

Same under WSL.....

bobo the clown wrote:I bought my neighbour a Man Utd lamp today ..... I thought it looked really good in the middle of the table.

I'm stealing that!

I read somewhere that less than 5% of United season ticket holders went to a single game in the 74/75 season.

bwfcdan94 wrote:I read somewhere that less than 5% of United season ticket holders went to a single game in the 74/75 season.

bwfcdan94 wrote:I read somewhere that less than 5% of United season ticket holders went to a single game in the 74/75 season.

>cough< bullsh*t>cough<

ChrisC wrote:I love how they are all calling for Moyes to be sacked Lets see how many stick around supporting them. They think there current predicament is bad! Would love to see them in real shit fighting down the bottom. Just fecking shut the feck up and support your fecking team! Shit, wank, fans.

yeah!! wassup with those fans that call for the manager's head!!! booooooooooooooooooo!!!!

Any ManU 'fan' under the age of about 28 has never seen them when they were shit. They have only seen success.

Lets see how fickle these arseholes are when they don't automatically win something every season. A couple of years outside the top four will do them good.

Permanently outside the top 4 would be fantastic and great for the fickle tw*ts.

jaffka wrote:Permanently outside the top 4 would be fantastic and great for the fickle tw*ts.

Their finances, already precarious, MUST be based on Chumps League year-in, year-out.

It will shake them very badly if they fail to attain that & Moyes must be charged with achieving that as a minimum.

That was how Leeds and Newcastle's dips began.

Regrettably, they are such a marketable commodity there would never be a shortage of people willing to flood money in once the Glazers back out.

Cruising around the web today I spotted this on KUMB

When we play Man Utd it's a 6 pointer we really have to beat the relegation teams that are around us

I'm thinking of moving to Surrey so I can take the pi$$.

malcd1 wrote:Any ManU 'fan' under the age of about 28 has never seen them when they were shit. They have only seen success.

Lets see how fickle these arseholes are when they don't automatically win something every season. A couple of years outside the top four will do them good.

My point exactly. I would not be surprised though if what I read was bulls**t, it was on some anti Manu website so.....

thebish wrote:

ChrisC wrote:I love how they are all calling for Moyes to be sacked Lets see how many stick around supporting them. They think there current predicament is bad! Would love to see them in real shit fighting down the bottom. Just fecking shut the feck up and support your fecking team! Shit, wank, fans.

yeah!! wassup with those fans that call for the manager's head!!! booooooooooooooooooo!!!!

They have only been in decline for 5 minutes. The second they are in danger of not winning something they are in outcry. Glory hunting pricks. They don't even enjoy getting to a semi-final or even the final unless they win it.

Much prefer being as we are and enjoying any success whatsoever. That includes a semi final.

jaffka wrote:Permanently outside the top 4 would be fantastic and great for the fickle tw*ts.

Boss's son went yesterday (Geordie) and couldn't believe the amount of booing that the fickle 4uckers were doing. Still, only yesterday I was telling the story of how I was there (on a corpo) on the day that David May made his home debut for them in 94 against QPR. May, a CB, was playing out of position at RB. Now, he didn't have his greatest ever game, I'm sure, but he certainly didn't have a baddun. He simply got his tackles in and passed it to the nearest red shirt. Job done. So, because he didn't break down the wing with it or look to carry it forward the wankers rounded on him culminating in him being boo-ed off when he got subbed in the 2nd half. That's a player making his home debut and playing out of position.

I'm always amazed by how many ST holders they had in the late 70's and 80's. There must've been at least 200,000 of them, and yet the ground only held 52,000.

None of 'em apparently went, the day there was 52,000 of 'em singing Fergie out.

And bizarrely most of 'em can't tell you how many lanes go over Trafford Road Bridge these days - they must all go by helicopter.

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The first comment..... Typical

Jumped the Gun!!!

Paintshopped.

Sadly.