Unfortunately it’s the uneducated. We got stung for it at Bburn away after the FA cup semi with a 7k strong rendition of “who put the ball in the munichs net”. And generally we’ve not done it since. It will always be a minority
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Accusation of Munich chants
- Thread starter Lucky Toma
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JM Mcr
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Not sure about this reasoning if I'm honest but that's irrelevant - whatever the intentions of the minority who sing it, it IS disrespectful to the dead and is perceived as such by the media.BezzMCFC said:People dont sing it to be disrespectful of the dead its a dig at united.
BezzMCFC
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It is no way near as bad as the scummy songs you lot sing.JM Mcr said:Not sure about this reasoning if I'm honest but that's irrelevant - whatever the intentions of the minority who sing it, it IS disrespectful to the dead and is perceived as such by the media.BezzMCFC said:People dont sing it to be disrespectful of the dead its a dig at united.
raininspain
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Let's put this to rest once and for all.
I was there last night and, like many others who have posted on here, gave loads of stick to that evil cnut Keane, who was down on the near touchline doing the post-match interviews.
The only possible thing worthy of mention was after the typical "If you hate man United, clap your hands", when a handful (and I mean handful, nought point very little percent of the vast 4,000 strong blue army) added the "Munichs" word. Nobody around me in Sector 533 used this word.
The abuse that Keane got was personal and directed at him.
I was there last night and, like many others who have posted on here, gave loads of stick to that evil cnut Keane, who was down on the near touchline doing the post-match interviews.
The only possible thing worthy of mention was after the typical "If you hate man United, clap your hands", when a handful (and I mean handful, nought point very little percent of the vast 4,000 strong blue army) added the "Munichs" word. Nobody around me in Sector 533 used this word.
The abuse that Keane got was personal and directed at him.
raininspain
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Ray78 said:Unacceptable if true.
Please read my message above.
raininspain said:Ray78 said:Unacceptable if true.
Please read my message above.
Have read your post but we will still get tarred with the same brush unfortunatey.
Colins Bellend
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Munichs= Munich sympathisers,supporters who came from the length and breadth of the country and abroad to watch UTD after the disaster.This is the reason they are supported across the country now and by younger relatives of people who adopted UTD as their club. Apparently it was used as an endearing term in the early years after the disaster.
JoeMercer'sWay said:no need for it to be sung, just certain blues with a distinct lack of respect and self respect.
Idiots the club don't need or want,
Latics Fan SJK
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BezzMCFC said:It is no way near as bad as the scummy songs you lot sing.JM Mcr said:Not sure about this reasoning if I'm honest but that's irrelevant - whatever the intentions of the minority who sing it, it IS disrespectful to the dead and is perceived as such by the media.BezzMCFC said:People dont sing it to be disrespectful of the dead its a dig at united.
Stupid logic though.
Any City fan is a **** for singing Munich songs in the same way every United fan who sings about Hillsborough is also a ****.