I Don't Like Utd

[CityGer]

Which thread?

How's the blood pressure?

[Ted Hughes]

Which thread?

How's the blood pressure?

Perfect. Hows the eyesight ?

See if you can keep this thread up top for yet another day.

Cheers.

[The Man In Blue]

It's a weird one, the rags. We're bound up together whatever anyone says - close mates of mine are proper, diehard reds and with them being the other "Manchester" side, I know more about them than any other team besides City. Will get stick for this but they are the second most important team in the world to me - in the way that how they get on can influence my mood etc.

On the other hand I love laughing at the cunts, laughed my head off when all that shit about Giggs came out, when they were all kicking off about off with each other when we fucked their banner up or their pathetic victory "parade" in may, not to mention smashing them for six in their own shitty stadium.

Anyhow, flame away.

[CityGer]

On the App so slightly limited.

Perhaps that explains my inability to locate these 'multiple threads' you keep talking about.

Anyway, cheers.

[Ted Hughes]

It's a weird one, the rags. We're bound up together whatever anyone says - close mates of mine are proper, diehard reds and with them being the other "Manchester" side, I know more about them than any other team besides City. Will get stick for this but they are the second most important team in the world to me - in the way that how they get on can influence my mood etc.

On the other hand I love laughing at the cunts, laughed my head off when all that shit about Giggs came out, when they were all kicking off about off with each other when we fucked their banner up or their pathetic victory "parade" in may, not to mention smashing them for six in their own shitty stadium.

Anyhow, flame away.

A rag mate of mine texted me tother day saying the 'Jaws' music would be apt. I replied saying it would, as that was a film about a big fish which appeared to be dead, coming back & eating up frightened, defenceless clowns until the sherrif stuck something down it's throat & blew it out of the fucking water.

[halnone]

once baconface dies everything will be easier

[Chinners]

once baconface dies everything will be easier

Spot on ... tick tock

[mcfc1632]

once baconface dies everything will be easier

Spot on ... tick tock

hang on - be careful and sensitive - that might well be interpreted as being far too 'extreme' for some on this site - in fact I am surprised that mods are not being pressured to introduce some screening of posts to prevent us talking about such things...

To be more PC can I suggest that the word dies is replaced by the word 'retired - in the extreme' - that should be acceptable

[CityFanFromRome]

The people who keep going on about Utd being experienced and unstoppable are mostly the same people who criticise the rest of us for saying teams roll over for them & they are not as good as they used to be; start multiple threads telling us not to post derogatory comments about them & how we will be left with egg on our faces if we dare to suggest they may be left behind by City. Almost gleefully shouting from the rooftops if there's the slightest possibility we could be wrong because they win a game or two.

City fans have always known we will have to perform if we want win the league. The way fixtures are we may find it impossible not to slip behind them for a spell. That doesn't mean we won't win the league. It's possible to be realistic & also see faults in our opponents. If their facade gets punctured again they can have a bad spell, if teams do their jobs when they play them. The rags are not the force they once were & the biggest advantage they have is the wave of bullshit which helps them to persuade teams to roll over for them. Some of us would rather help destroy that myth whilst others would rather help perpetuate it.

I agree with you on that; however, my point was that we can slip behind them for a while and recover only if we keep the gap small, because most teams still live in the myth of their invincibility and thus will in one way or another roll over for them; they will drop points, that's for sure, and we have the derby on our turf still to play; but they won't drop many, as they have already proved. Not because they are very good, but because other teams will become worse than them when faced with the rags, out of sheer fear of their myth.

So my point was, let's not put too much pressure on our players by continuously talking about how the rags closed the gap with us and worrying that now they might go ahead; all in all, I find myself agreeing with you that even if they do go ahead of us, we can and probably will catch them again, if the gap is within five-six points max.

[guv111]

Jesus Christ, it never ends.

Blackburn boss Steve Kean buoyed by Ferguson phone call

Steve Kean says he has been boosted by messages of support from fellow Premier League managers.

Kean, whose Blackburn side are five points from safety, revealed he had had a "good chat" with Sir Alex Ferguson.

"What was said I would rather keep private but it was very encouraging," said Kean.

This is why so many teams collapse at the Rags' feet.

Full article of dribbling shite: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16353953.stm

fuck me, maybe Ted and ole man 68 are right.

Anyone got a grassy knoll i can duck behind for a quick sec?

cheers

Hide all you want pal, there'll still get ya.

I've no idea if this is sarcasm, friendly banter, a bit of both, or none of the above.

Please be really obvious, in future, as my irony meter is set to Bleeding Obvious.

Cheers.

[carl_feedthegoat]

once baconface dies everything will be easier

Spot on ... tick tock

hang on - be careful and sensitive - that might well be interpreted as being far too 'extreme' for some on this site - in fact I am surprised that mods are not being pressured to introduce some screening of posts to prevent us talking about such things...

To be more PC can I suggest that the word dies is replaced by the word 'retired - in the extreme' - that should be acceptable

pmsl......Just as well there are some like minded folk on this site.

[Beefymcfc]

Jesus Christ, it never ends.

Blackburn boss Steve Kean buoyed by Ferguson phone call

Steve Kean says he has been boosted by messages of support from fellow Premier League managers.

Kean, whose Blackburn side are five points from safety, revealed he had had a "good chat" with Sir Alex Ferguson.

"What was said I would rather keep private but it was very encouraging," said Kean.

This is why so many teams collapse at the Rags' feet.

Full article of dribbling shite: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16353953.stm

fuck me, maybe Ted and ole man 68 are right.

Anyone got a grassy knoll i can duck behind for a quick sec?

cheers

Hide all you want pal, there'll still get ya.

I've no idea if this is sarcasm, friendly banter, a bit of both, or none of the above.

Please be really obvious, in future, as my irony meter is set to Bleeding Obvious.

Cheers.

A bit of both mate, although it could've been taken seriously. It is Doomy, afterall.

[Bianchi on Ice]

I really don't like the scum..I get that indigestion type feeling when a thought of them invades my otherwise tranquil mind...but that may soon change and be overshadowed as I sense my girlfriend is about to dump me so, glass of wine in hand, I say, "remember when we werent very good, and they were better...and consign those thoughts to history, where they belong"

[zuricity]

well they aren't going back into the Champions League.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/16366160.stm

[Beefymcfc]

well they aren't going back into the Champions League.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/16366160.stm

Wasn't it the Daily Mail that gave false hope to all the Rag Brotherhood?

Never in a million years would they have got that place, just a way to sell their story to a few desperate souls.

[Dendza]

rags are losing , rags are losing, rags are losing 0:1 to blackburn

[dazby]

Yes, that result should put a bit of paranoia of this thread on hold for a couple of days.

[mcfc1632]

do not see how it changes a thing?

they were (yet again) shit and arroogant beyond belief - treating the opposition with utter contempt

just for a change they did not get away with it - Mike Dean being one of the few refs that do not bow to the 'influence' perhaps being one of the reasons

How does that change the years of the usual stuff

[Ted Hughes]

do not see how it changes a thing?

they were (yet again) shit and arroogant beyond belief - treating the opposition with utter contempt

just for a change they did not get away with it - Mike Dean being one of the few refs that do not bow to the 'influence' perhaps being one of the reasons

How does that change the years of the usual stuff

Yesterday was the exception which catagorically proves the rule; they were ten times better v Blackburn than they were when Sunderland gave them 3 points.

[halnone]

found this earlier



two points difference hardly reflects the widely held belief in the game that United are hugely stronger finishers than they are starters.