Luke The Blue
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Absoulute joke
I just knew it was coming...
I just knew it was coming...
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Does anyone now doubt the FA and its officials are corrupt
- Thread starter Montgomery Burns
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Ronnie the Rep
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we can argue this all night, the simple fact is that we were at the swamp and whatever is necessary to preserve the top 4's dominance will be done. I wonder how much time would have been added if we had scored instaed of the scum - f*cking disappointed !
Ronnie the Rep
Well-Known Member
we can argue this all night, the simple fact is that we were at the swamp and whatever is necessary to preserve the top 4's dominance will be done. I wonder how much time would have been added if we had scored instaed of the scum - f*cking disappointed !
Peter Doherty No.1
Active Member
whiskey nose bribing the official again
and did you see the rag twats who were throwing coins on our lads
Garrido got hit by one
fucking lucky cunts
/rant
and did you see the rag twats who were throwing coins on our lads
Garrido got hit by one
fucking lucky cunts
/rant
Peter Doherty No.1
Active Member
whiskey nose bribing the official again
and did you see the rag twats who were throwing coins on our lads
Garrido got hit by one
fucking lucky cunts
/rant
and did you see the rag twats who were throwing coins on our lads
Garrido got hit by one
fucking lucky cunts
/rant
gmtx
Well-Known Member
"Manchester United flexing their muscles once more" BBC SPORT
"For United, it was a win they deserved and illustrated that City still have some way to go to achieve boss Hughes' stated aim of knocking their rivals "off their perch"." BBC SPORT
"It was a moment of classic United" Guardian
"Man of the match: Darren Fletcher. Two goals and an all-round superb performance. Closely followed by Ryan Giggs on his second half showing." SSN (Note lack of references to Bellamy)
"Michael Owen, United's free transfer replacement for Carlos Tevez, seals victory at Old Trafford with goal in the 96th minute" Telegraph (Note the insinuation that baconface is genius in the transfer market, he doesn't need city's billions, he can get the best for free.)
"The only surprise was that the home supporters chose not to sing another terrace favourite, “That’s why we’re championsâ€, for this truly was the stuff of champions." Telegraph (could this one possibly be any more offensive to city fans?)
Is it just me or is everyone else sick and tired of these sly digs and media arselicking of the rags? I just hate their arrogant, know-all tone, as if they knew from before kick-off that anything other than a rag triumph was inevitable, surely the reigning champions of english football would overcome their rich but talentless rivals and teach them a footballing lesson, blah blah blah. It's a disgrace and I can't believe these idiots get the kind of attention they do. If they really had any knowledge of football, they'd be managing a team rather than just blatantly sucking up to whoever is winning at the moment (and the rags even when they aren't). I can't believe my license fee pays for these idiots at the BBC especially. I'm so angry!
"For United, it was a win they deserved and illustrated that City still have some way to go to achieve boss Hughes' stated aim of knocking their rivals "off their perch"." BBC SPORT
"It was a moment of classic United" Guardian
"Man of the match: Darren Fletcher. Two goals and an all-round superb performance. Closely followed by Ryan Giggs on his second half showing." SSN (Note lack of references to Bellamy)
"Michael Owen, United's free transfer replacement for Carlos Tevez, seals victory at Old Trafford with goal in the 96th minute" Telegraph (Note the insinuation that baconface is genius in the transfer market, he doesn't need city's billions, he can get the best for free.)
"The only surprise was that the home supporters chose not to sing another terrace favourite, “That’s why we’re championsâ€, for this truly was the stuff of champions." Telegraph (could this one possibly be any more offensive to city fans?)
Is it just me or is everyone else sick and tired of these sly digs and media arselicking of the rags? I just hate their arrogant, know-all tone, as if they knew from before kick-off that anything other than a rag triumph was inevitable, surely the reigning champions of english football would overcome their rich but talentless rivals and teach them a footballing lesson, blah blah blah. It's a disgrace and I can't believe these idiots get the kind of attention they do. If they really had any knowledge of football, they'd be managing a team rather than just blatantly sucking up to whoever is winning at the moment (and the rags even when they aren't). I can't believe my license fee pays for these idiots at the BBC especially. I'm so angry!
tueartsboots
Well-Known Member
Clearly shown on Sky, nearly got barred from the pub with my language
shades of blue
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I just feel totally robbed after that game, there were no real stoppages during the 90 mins to suggest 4 minutes extra time, never mind 7,
I hope sheikh mansour watched that and thought 'right, I am going to fuck the FA big style and build a squad to totally annihilate the premier league"
stick together blues and we will blow English football apart.
I hope sheikh mansour watched that and thought 'right, I am going to fuck the FA big style and build a squad to totally annihilate the premier league"
stick together blues and we will blow English football apart.