Any new songs for Saturday?

[moorsideblue]

Salfords a shithole i wanna go homee

Trafford?

urmston?

 

[The 12th Man]

Take it as you want, I'm not saying I'm an in the know or anything like that but my Mum knows someone who's friend knows Mike Summerbee very well and he told her that Summerbee told his mate that the Rooney deal was pretty much done for us back when Rooney was going on about leaving the rags and it was a matter of him signing a contract with us to make it official. Then baconface took him in for a talk and managed to get him to stay with them. I just find it interesting too that whilst a lot of them say he's still great and he is putting the effort in to me it doesn't look like he is that bothered really, ever since that time he was thinking about leaving he seems to not show as much interest for them or fight as much in matches as he once did.

Again take it as you want, I'm not saying I'm an insider or in the know or even if this is actually true but it was something I was told and I can't see why I shouldn't believe it as the person who told us about it is pretty reliable and doesn't go saying stuff like this just for the sake of having a joke around.

It doesn't have anything to do with songs about Rooney but it was something I thought I'd mention.

 

[nozzyblue]

Salfords a shithole i wanna go homee

Trafford?

edited :-)

 

[The Iceman Cometh]

how about kaiser chiefs?

Oh Rooney Rooney Rooney
nah nah nah na na nah
did you really do our Granny?
nah na na nah na na nah

 

[straighttalker]

Well I normally wouldn't bother discussing it but as you've asked such a strange question, I'll reply to your questions as best as I can. Firstly the lives lost on that day were no more important than any lives lost on any other occasion, I really don't see why you would think Utd fans think they were? Yes there have been many tragedies and deaths in the world where more have died, if all were commemorated there'd be no time for football. Instead the ones relevant to your own club are remembered. For instance I wouldn't expect City to have a minutes silence for Munich at Eastlands, but you have them for your players who pass away and rightly so. These occasions are relevant to your club and as such should be remembered by your club as part of its history. Had the away support recently sang about the late great Neil Young passing away would
you have appreciated that and laughed sbout it? What is your formula for deciding when death becomes funny, 1 year, 5 years, 50 years perhaps, and how does the maths work? As a human being I don't find death amusing, I'm surprised others do.

The Utd fans who sung about the suibmarine were wrong to do so, as are the minority who make reference to Hillsborough or Foe. I suppose every club has scum following it as well as decent human beings. At least I will admit that rather than try to justify it. Your point about there not being many there who are connected to the event is also slightly strange. Why are young City fans educated about the days of Bell, Sumerbee and Lee? Surely great players are of no significance if the fans weren't around then to see them and as such should be forgotten? Surely City's honours mean nothing to those who are too young to remember them by that logic? Or maybe a clubs history can indeed be cherished by younger supporters and as such the death of a team means something to those people. I personally know 4 people going who were teenagers at the time and there will be many more in attendance including Bobby Charlton. Perhaps you can enlighten me on the number of people in attendance that would make Munich songs acceptable and how you come to that number?

As for the club treating the families of the deceased badly, I think Utd fans would agree with that. Bad decisions were made and that was wrong, don't know what else you would expect me to say on that? For any person whether they be red or blue to find death amusing saddens and disgusts me, as do those who try to justify it. My words unfortunately won't change them, that's the way the world is. This post isn't intended to reflect many on here who are decent human beings with compassion. There will be a minority reading this who don't agree and think it's a funny thing to do, that's their choice and upto them.

And:

I do agree that United have always used Munich as a money spinner, even on the 50th the other year they shamelessly had AIG printed in big letters at the bottom of the memroial banner. But Frank Swft is as much a club legend as Neil Young and we wouldn't sing sInge about cancer. The Swift family live in Northenden and are still City fans. What do people think they think to us singing songs about it?!

I think most City fans think that these songs are disgusting, however people like Breadsnapper seem to think it acceptable judging by his question "why no aeroplane songs". It's just as repulsive to the Swift family as it is to the families of the others who died because of that event. No one persons death is more important than anothers. It's interesting that Breadsnapper hasn't responded to my explanation, not that he has to though as he may disagree.

 

[Craig]

Anyway back to the topic; I'd hope to hear some David Silva songs tomorrow. We've gone seven months with no more than a murmur and a mumble of one by a few dozen at a few away games. He got a half hearted standing ovation last week (when I thought he was man of the match) after at least 6-7000 fans had fucked off home by the 86th minute. I think he deserves more from us!

Probably because dicks like you are too busy singing Munchen songs.

 

[Freestyler]

i wanna go home, i wanna go hoooooome, back to manchester, i wanna go home.

followed by...

i wanna go home, i wanna go hoooooome, trafford is a shithole, i wanna go home.

 

[Craig]

i wanna go home, i wanna go hoooooome, back to manchester, i wanna go home.

followed by...

i wanna go home, i wanna go hoooooome, trafford is a shithole, i wanna go home.

I think that song tomorrow will be class against them lot but in general what an annoying song it is becoming.At Birmingham it was getting sung downstairs before the match.One of them corny songs that nearly every team sings now like worst support we've ever seen.

 

[BringBackSwales]

Need some help with a killer last line:

There was a scouser, an ugly twat
him and his agent said that's that
pay us more or wait and see
we'll go and sign for Man City

Wayne Rooney, Wayne Rooney,
"he plays for the history,"
Wayne Rooney,
Wayne Rooney, Wayne Rooney,
fat granny shagger
Wayne Rooney

There was a Frenchman called Cantona,
the stretford end called him "le Roi"
When the Munich families held out their hands
he said "I'll play - for 90 grand"

Cantona, Cantona,
"he played for the history,"
Cantona,
Cantona, Cantona,
greedy rag bastard
Cantona,

there was a Chairman who liked to sneak
into the ladies and take a peek.
The rozzers caught the dirty runt,
he said "We're Man United we do what we want"

You're whole clubs scum, and we know you are
?????

I think the word you are looking for is CUNTS