United thread 2020/21

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Tommy_Catons_Perm said:
A regulation was posted on here many pages back. It suggested no repercussions if the postponement was outside the club's control.

A caller on radio 5 who was at the protest said they entered the ground through an unlocked gate. That suggests a security breach within the club's control. So United are responsible for the postponement in my opinion.
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to be fair, he sounded thick as fuck.
 
TFC said:
*Ring ring*
Bob - "Dave, where are you? We're going to the ground to protest"
Dave - "I'm a bit tied up, I'm back end of the cow in Jack and the Beanstalk mate"
B - "We'll be on telly, it's going to make the club look great"
D - "Alright, I'll be there in 10 ffs"View attachment 15648
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And to think that's someones, father, brother, son, husband, carer..... ( Delete as deemed appropriate )
 
Tommy_Catons_Perm said:
A regulation was posted on here many pages back. It suggested no repercussions if the postponement was outside the club's control.

A caller on radio 5 who was at the protest said they entered the ground through an unlocked gate. That suggests a security breach within the club's control. So United are responsible for the postponement in my opinion.
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Everybody at PL and FA HQ are currently passing round the biggest bars of Cadbury's fudge the world has ever seen, and laughing off their cocks at the notion that some sanction will land on the Rags.
 
Sad to see there were many proper utd fans outside the ground protesting for very good reasons and made some good points on their banners,
and then some brainless feckers take over and ruin a good idea by criminal energy to compensate for their miserable lives.

Similar to many demos allover the world.
 
Tommy_Catons_Perm said:
A regulation was posted on here many pages back. It suggested no repercussions if the postponement was outside the club's control.

A caller on radio 5 who was at the protest said they entered the ground through an unlocked gate. That suggests a security breach within the club's control. So United are responsible for the postponement in my opinion.
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Cheers, I very much doubt they’ll be punished though
 
85% rag agreement ffs

Do you agree with the protest today?

Fully agree with the principle of the protest, essentially what the fans set out to do. A massive, exuberant protest exclusively outside the stadium would have done though. The point is to achieve publicity, good for the fans/protesters and bad for the owners, by shedding light on how awful we...
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Uncle Wally One Ball said:
Better than a faked bomb hoax I suppose
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United are trying to blame an unemployed security trainer for leaving the door open at the same time as he left a training aid in the ground a couple of years ago.
United should have been done for that it - is their responsibility to do a full search before every game. Instead a sole trader lost his livelihood.
 
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St.Pauli support said:
Sad to see there were many proper utd fans outside the ground protesting for very good reasons and made some good points on their banners,
and then some brainless feckers take over and ruin a good idea by criminal energy to compensate for their miserable lives.

Similar to many demos allover the world.
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Again. What do they have to protest about?
 
Is Gary Neville involved in the Red Knights?

May be a slight conflict if interest if so?

the glazers have spent 1bn in transfers since the GPC fucked off, consistently bankrolled the highest wages in the league, paid high profile managers (and moyes) mega money, and increased the commercial value of the club significantly.
 
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