nottsblue wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:I'd hate to actively look for it but if somebody posted a link I may find myself indulging.
+1
Didn't want to infect the site, but as you asked.
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/ferguson ... on.383611/
nottsblue wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:I'd hate to actively look for it but if somebody posted a link I may find myself indulging.
+1
mcfc1632 wrote:It puts the lie to the media view that scum fans are behind Moyse - perhaps the match going fans? but the majority of the fans that use their largest fans forum are clearly not patient and are feeling very pissed. They are obviously not used to difficult times and if there was to be a year or 2 of 'failure' I could see mass desertion.
AG7 wrote:
"I'd like to thanks Manchester United fans for their love but I'm here to stay."
Source: http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... rs-6662992
john@staustell wrote:AG7 wrote:
"I'd like to thanks Manchester United fans for their love but I'm here to stay."
Source: http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... rs-6662992
Not if they see the cunt play!
Alex Sapphire wrote:"I don't know what we have to do to win," Moyes said after the game.
The Prosecution rests
bigblue wrote:He's been a shadow of his former self for a few years but Vidic is now leaving at the end of the year:
http://www.manutd.com/en/News-And-Featu ... ign=ManUtd
Apparently after seeing moysey in action he's realized that the rags won't be a place to gently play out your last few seasons while winning a trophy or two... Will be another signing that they have to make as well.
Also - they have one of the worst website that I've ever come across.
Ted Hughes wrote:Big day for him tomorrow, up against another budding managerial genius.
MilnersJaw wrote:I'm worries Moyes will lose (again) and get sacked. I honestly think one or two more losses will cause his p45.
Twobob wrote:
Nah, it has been communicated that he will win this game, queue the 'back on track for title challenge' quotes when he scrapes it 1-0 to keep him in the office just where we want him.
He hasn't yet done enough damage to allow him to lose against Fulham.
Blue Since 76 wrote:
That's the great thing - they keep getting really easy games when they need them to make sure the media can say they're back on track. I'm struggling to decide whether I'd prefer them to get beat in Europe by Olympiakos, or destroyed by Bayern, Real, Dortmund, PSG, Barca or us in the next round.
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