Tunnel bust-up after derby

[blueju]

I think they claim to have a few more fans than that!

They haven't ever been a team that had the best players in the world queuing up to sign for them. They've unearthed a couple over the years but in the toxic state they are in now they've no chance. Even the press are slowly but surely turning against them which will put said players off even more

 

[Chi-town blues]

so it was 6pm tonite i think for the clubs to put their reports in so we should hear from the fa tomorrow,i'm guessing it will be a fine for both as they won't want to show up the rags anymore

Hope fa reminds the rags about the flare .

 

[TFC]

The teams that are better than them need to stop rolling over for them

I think we will see a little shift after Sunday. No reason not to go there and take the game to the ****s, Poobag or no.

 

[Bentheblue]

I wonder if there will now be an increased demand for tunnel club seats at the Etihad, particularly for the Derby.

 

[roj]

Apologies if already posted but here’s Joe’s version of the mail pic..



I like step 4 and the accompanying slight picture edit :)

 

[Impeccable One]

An iffy last minute penalty decision tonight would send him over the edge

Noooooo ... I want United to batter every non-top six team. I’d love the media to tag them ‘the best of the rest’

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Apologies if already posted but here’s Joe’s version of the mail pic..



I like step 4 and the accompanying slight picture edit :)

I like number 8! Ha ha

 

[NI Blue]

Given the amount of phone pics etc from previous games I am convinced that there will be footage of what happened. However Amazon may have asked permission to use it in the documentary being made at the moment. In turn this will be a major selling point.... "Find out what really happened at the derby"

 

[BluessinceHydeRoad]

Good article in the Times today by Matthew Sayed about the damage that Mourinho and his like are doing to many aspects of British life, as well as football.

 

[Mike N]

Good article in the Times today by Matthew Sayed about the damage that Mourinho and his like are doing to many aspects of British life, as well as football.

That sounds like a good read.