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Baconface Rant (Merged)
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vonksbignose
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Re: Baconface Rant
Ooh good! I do hope its such a violent rant that at the end of it the purple faced gobshite keels over & has such a large heart attack that we won't have to listen to his pissed-up observations ever again!
If I can be of any use at any time in attempting to wind the sodden old twat up, be sure to let me know, as I would love to think that I'd played my part in helping him shuffle off this mortal coil!
Ooh good! I do hope its such a violent rant that at the end of it the purple faced gobshite keels over & has such a large heart attack that we won't have to listen to his pissed-up observations ever again!
If I can be of any use at any time in attempting to wind the sodden old twat up, be sure to let me know, as I would love to think that I'd played my part in helping him shuffle off this mortal coil!
meeesh
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Re: Baconface Rant
That club they arent bothered about you mean.....liverpool are their rivals acc to that twat,or as he suddenly woke up and smelt the coffee as they say,and realised that its US who are their biggest rivals,always have been and always will be,he gonna do a Bobby Robson this year that mon anyway,lose his marbles and end up jacking in about january i reckon,fucking tool....and thats before i buy the NOTW !! LOL
That club they arent bothered about you mean.....liverpool are their rivals acc to that twat,or as he suddenly woke up and smelt the coffee as they say,and realised that its US who are their biggest rivals,always have been and always will be,he gonna do a Bobby Robson this year that mon anyway,lose his marbles and end up jacking in about january i reckon,fucking tool....and thats before i buy the NOTW !! LOL
Ricster
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NOTW
Features a 'scathing' interview with Ferguson all about City and Tevez....the man's becoming obsessed!
Features a 'scathing' interview with Ferguson all about City and Tevez....the man's becoming obsessed!
svennis pennis
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Re: NOTW
Bitter bastard.
Bitter bastard.
Sir Alex Ferguson has branded Manchester City "arrogant" over a controversial poster campaign.
No sooner had City completed their capture of Carlos Tevez following the Argentina international's successful two-year stint at Old Trafford than a giant poster was erected at the bottom of Deansgate, one of Manchester's busiest shopping areas, declaring: "Carlos Tevez, welcome to Manchester."
The poster emphasises the fact City are based in the city of Manchester, whereas United are in Salford, something Blues fans have pointed out regularly down the years as they laid claim to the title of Manchester's only club.
If that was not bad enough, a spoof e-mail has also appeared, in which Michael Owen, complete with crutches, is pictured under the headline "Welcome to Stretford", as a wind-up at the injury-blighted forward joining United in a surprise move this summer.
With City also spending massive amounts of cash in an attempt to gatecrash the top four, the blue half of a divided city, so often downtrodden by United's contined success, can sense a shift in power.
Their United counterparts have already reacted in fierce debate and now Ferguson has waded into the argument.
"It is like one of those war adverts - Your Country Needs You," he said.
"Arrogance comes in lots of different ways. I think it is daft."
No-one has owned up to putting the Tevez poster up, although as a club City have expressed similar sentiments on official merchandise in the past.
'This is our City', 'Greater Manchester' and 'Pure Manchester' were all the brainchild of advertising agency Grey London and depict City's pride in their roots compared to United, who Blues fans would argue have lost their soul in the drive to increase profits.
Ferguson is not interested in the subtleties.
His view is quite straightforward - a jealous club, eager to make a cheap point having spent more years than they care to remember playing second fiddle to their hugely successful neighbour. A situation, according to Ferguson, that has been in existence since he first came south from Aberdeen in 1986.
"They were having a go at Manchester United," he said.
"They have had a problem ever since I came down here - Manchester United.
No sooner had City completed their capture of Carlos Tevez following the Argentina international's successful two-year stint at Old Trafford than a giant poster was erected at the bottom of Deansgate, one of Manchester's busiest shopping areas, declaring: "Carlos Tevez, welcome to Manchester."
The poster emphasises the fact City are based in the city of Manchester, whereas United are in Salford, something Blues fans have pointed out regularly down the years as they laid claim to the title of Manchester's only club.
If that was not bad enough, a spoof e-mail has also appeared, in which Michael Owen, complete with crutches, is pictured under the headline "Welcome to Stretford", as a wind-up at the injury-blighted forward joining United in a surprise move this summer.
With City also spending massive amounts of cash in an attempt to gatecrash the top four, the blue half of a divided city, so often downtrodden by United's contined success, can sense a shift in power.
Their United counterparts have already reacted in fierce debate and now Ferguson has waded into the argument.
"It is like one of those war adverts - Your Country Needs You," he said.
"Arrogance comes in lots of different ways. I think it is daft."
No-one has owned up to putting the Tevez poster up, although as a club City have expressed similar sentiments on official merchandise in the past.
'This is our City', 'Greater Manchester' and 'Pure Manchester' were all the brainchild of advertising agency Grey London and depict City's pride in their roots compared to United, who Blues fans would argue have lost their soul in the drive to increase profits.
Ferguson is not interested in the subtleties.
His view is quite straightforward - a jealous club, eager to make a cheap point having spent more years than they care to remember playing second fiddle to their hugely successful neighbour. A situation, according to Ferguson, that has been in existence since he first came south from Aberdeen in 1986.
"They were having a go at Manchester United," he said.
"They have had a problem ever since I came down here - Manchester United.
The tables are beginning to turn - he's losing it over little Manchester 'we're not bothered about them' City. This is great news, plus it keeps us on the back pages - the more press the more tickets we sell. The marketing team should be given a bonus if this is true.
KentBlue
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Will they redress the balance next week and allow Hughes to put his views forward?
I won't hold my breath.
I won't hold my breath.