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Going to check for any new televised games, watch 'em all, love it, give me watching this league on iplayer any day than having to put up with spitty, Chairman Nev et al.

And realise these c**ts are not our friends, they play us.

Blandsville, devoid of imagination and variety, ' we do things differently here'..do we bollocks.

Wouldn't that be marvellous though if it happened :-)

Long long way to go, nothing in it still, nobody here is counting their chickens and it would be insane to do so, anything can happen.

We could quite easily end up with nothing so keeping your feet on the ground and taking each game as it comes is the only way, it's STILL completely wide-open.

Lots of things will happen, it's far from plain sailing, we just need to take one game at a time and hope the other two combust as well, no 'Billy Big Balls' gobbing off, feet firmly on the ground and wait until the fat lady breaks into song before we hopefully retain the league.

Modest lot aren't they :-)

The Georgian Quarter, loads of great pubs some are staggeringly beautiful, far far better than the soulless Manchester Centre, the place is spoilt however by the presence of the supporters of one of the Cities football clubs.

Hull old Town is really nice, some cracking boozers in Hull.

If he's crap where does that leave the derivative, bland, turgid, 'Dad rock' which makes up the overwhelming majority of the 'Madchester' shite?.

It was around 47,000 until they knocked down the Stretford end at the end of the 91/92, when the new one went up the capacity was around 44,000, when they pulled the United Road stand down after that it was around 33-35,000 until the stand was built and it went up to 56,000 around 1996. When...

You do get ex bit-part players at clubs who gob off more than the more talented regulars see also David May at the swamp. I think Aldridge is matey with that out of work journalist-ex hoolie and the Merseyside Mp who says we need 'educating' or if he isn't they are made out of the same cloth.

Did we never get seats above the Scoreboard paddock back in the day?, as i kid i was perched on the front of the stand with my legs dangling through the fences but i was never sure where our seated fans were sat there.

I think we were restricted for the derby the following year the 3-3, the no-mans land in the Kippax was huge.

I think the capacity at Old Trafford then was around 48,000 at the time, their highest gate that season was just over 47,000 for the opener against Arsenal when Michael Knighton was doing his keepy-uppies. I was in the main stand paddock closest to the City fans and i remember plenty of space in...

I wonder if we hear the same in other countries or it's a peculiarly English thing?.

Sadly he's the norm, have to resort to sound off watching most top flight ganes, oh for impartial, intelligent level headed pundits like they have in athletics, tennis, cricket (Graham Swann excepted).

50/50 in my opinion, some people are deluded.

The fact that people look up to these charlatans and have faith in them is mind boggling, they are in the main a shower of shit, morally bankrupt and beyond the pale and that goes for both sides of the house.