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Got rid of that a few years ago, went with a more adult bedroom :)

I can't believe you're tarring everyone with the same brush here, I was shocked when I heard it because United fans more than anyone should know better than to sing songs about Hillsborough after the abuse they were subjected to after Munich. But you should remember that it is an absolute...

Re: Fergie 5 Match touchline ban.... It should just be a domestic ban.

As United have been nowhere near good enough to win the Champions League, would you rather see united play two easy sides, to get beaten by Barca in the final, having played four more tricky games, which could prove invaluable for Arsenal, or would you like them out as soon as, so they're able...

Great to see these tributes. When something like this happens, the team they played for becomes irrelevant, all the best Robbo.

Re: Fergie 5 Match touchline ban.... A points deduction would be too strong just for asking a ref to do what they are paid to do properly. Managers shouldn't need reasons to critisise refs, but if they're making so many mistakes in 90, surely someone should say something? Or should we all...

Spot on!

Ooh not quite :)

Well obviously not proper mancs but you know what I mean, we do both really get the rivalry, as if we were from Manchester, is what I was trying to say

I'm sure most people can tell your allegiance by the ctid in your name :)

It's quite refreshing to hear that, especially from a City fan who could be understandably a bit annoyed that so many of United's fans aren't from Manchester. I don't see why it's relevant where you're from, why should where I was born dictate which team I should support?

It's not something I just consciously chose to do. I couldn't help it. My Dad supported them when he was young, maybe cos he saw them more often than any other team? Maybe because of Bobby Charlton, English hero and all that, I don't know, but it's just how I was raised, to support united. For...

So you might think, a good mate of mine, is a ST holder at COMS, in fact if it wasn't for him, I'd feel i little indifferent towards it all, but with all the banter between us it does feel like we're both proper mancs

I am indeed :)

Haha, I actually like that, that's very good, but, if that was a serious question, no.<br /><br />-- Wed Mar 16, 2011 2:36 pm --<br /><br /> Oh I know, bt living amongst a number of Leeds fans, and them knocking us out of the cup last year, was one of the worst footballing moments of my life...

You getting all this money has renewed a rivalry in a sense, before Sheikh Mansour, I wasn't particularly bothered about Man City. Liverpool, yes, Leeds, yes, but not so much Man City, now that you are a threat, and you are, I know that, it's created something else now, and the derbies now have...

That's exactly my point, everybody thinks we actually get away with everything, I'll admit, being man utd, gives us some decisions we dont deserve, but, I will answer every point you've made 1. Yeah, probably a red, and a three game ban, however, has it made a big difference that he didn't get...

It's not our fault it annoys other people, like it's not your fault that the poznan annoys us, but you should remember it is sung ironically, we really do not take that seriously. I would say it's mainly aimed at our main rivals (you but mailny liverpool) solely cos we know that you two more...

Alright, I'll 'admit' it, it does look fun, everyone all joining in with the same thing, yeah, looks very enjoyable, then again, when I see fans just jumping up and down, i think that looks fun, and I'd like to see united fans do that, but our chant, is not arrogance!! This is why we sing it...

You'd be surprised, when you scored THAT equaliser, seeing you all going absolutely crazy then doing the poznan, was absolutely horrible to watch, it really was horrible, but we don't take ourselves seriously, the 'we do what we want' is an ironic chant, based on the fact that all the decisions...