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Currently trying to get Paul Hardcastle's '19' to number one in the charts as a way of gloating about how many league titles they have won.

The song is about the average age of soldiers who fought in the Vietnam war. It tells the story of the sacrifices they made and the fact that they were treated like garbage on their return to their homeland.

Are there no depths that these vermin won't stoop to??

It's a shit song

King Kev wrote:It tells the story of the sacrificers they made and the fact that they were treated like garbage on their return to their homeland. Are there no depths that these vermin won't stoop to??

Depths? They are thick cunts. Think about that sentence fella ... ironic or what!

The number of days players injured in the Munich air crash were allowed to stay in their club homes before being kicked out on the street?

The number of pounds compensation given to players families after the memorial match compared to each £1000 given to Eric Cantona

The average IQ of a Man U fan ?

blues-clues wrote:The number of days players injured in the Munich air crash were allowed to stay in their club homes before being kicked out on the street?

The number of pounds compensation given to players families after the memorial match compared to each £1000 given to Eric Cantona

The average IQ of a Man U fan ?

You got it fella!! ... let them embarrass themselves some more!

Chopper wrote:It's a shit song

aw nooo chopper - it was way ahead of it's time, although dated now.

however - it was no "west end girls" - that truly was amazing for it's time. and hasn't dated.

Chinners wrote:

King Kev wrote:It tells the story of the sacrificers they made and the fact that they were treated like garbage on their return to their homeland. Are there no depths that these vermin won't stoop to??

Depths? They are thick cunts. Think about that sentence fella ... ironic or what!

Very true. If there is anybody who should know all about deserting returning heroes in their our of need it's them!

I fully expect that the press will be all over this tomorrow and some of their club officials and ex-players will speak out and condemn this appalling and disrespectful behaviour.

blues-clues wrote:The number of days players injured in the Munich air crash were allowed to stay in their club homes before being kicked out on the street?

The number of pounds compensation given to players families after the memorial match compared to each £1000 given to Eric Cantona

The average IQ of a Man U fan ?

Perhaps you're being a bit too generous there ??

King Kev wrote:I fully expect that the press will be all over this tomorrow and some of their club officials and ex-players will speak out and condemn this appalling and disrespectful behaviour.

What are you chatting about Kev, this is a united movement we are talking about.

Likely they'll get a slap on the wrist from the media, while in the same article praise bacon and their 19 titles.

This is united we are talking about. They exist in a different world to the media apparently.

Blue Blood wrote:

King Kev wrote:I fully expect that the press will be all over this tomorrow and some of their club officials and ex-players will speak out and condemn this appalling and disrespectful behaviour.

What are you chatting about Kev, this is a united movement we are talking about.

Likely they'll get a slap on the wrist from the media, while in the same article praise bacon and their 19 titles.

This is united we are talking about. They exist in a different world to the media apparently.

You're not wrong there.

Several weeks ago, in the build up to the Munich documentary (or whatever it was as I didn't watch it) being televised, I heard one cretinous sports presenter, on the wireless, come out with the ultimate in vomit inducing outpourings; namely ".....the name and standing of Manchester United is inescapably woven into the fabric of this nation.....".

If that's not the quintessence of mind-bogling grovelling, I don't know what is.