FC United Thread

[bluethrunthru]

It's alright though, they get another go in January.

Yeah here's hoping Chesterfield repeat their feat at the swamp !!

 

[bakerdave76]

classy

 

[bluethrunthru]

classy

Already an impressive victim culture has been stared - impressed

 

[WEMBLEY76]

Was hoping they would get through,draw us at the Etihad in round 3,good chance for us to sing you're just a shit Man Yoonitid at the turncoats

 

[Kaini Industries]

I don't want them to have the legitimation of ever being on the same pitch as us.

 

[bluethrunthru]

One thing that always baffled me given their birth is why they don't play in Norwich colours? For a seem that so despises what the rags stand for these days and the green and yellow scarf bollox how come they play in cast off rag kit?

 

[oakiecokie]

classy

I`m certain that we would have done a similar cover version of "FUCK UEFA" so well said them.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

I`m certain that we would have done a similar cover version of "FUCK UEFA" so well said them.

I think the difference is FC U M fans - as co-owners - voted to enter the FA Cup fully aware of the implications around TV scheduling and therefore to say ''fuck you'' when they could have vetoed the entry into the competition seems very hollow (did the club or members vote to refuse the 67K TV money? I doubt it).
As romantic as it sounds, you cannot agree to enter the FA Cup and then demand to enter it only upon your terms when you don't agree with certain rules.
I get fully the ethos behind the running of FC UM and their ''principles'' but the higher up they go, the more they have to accept that they (unfortunately) have to toe the line and just get on with it. The posturing after the event makes them look like rebels without a cause.
By all means campaign to change the rules - but don't agree to the rules and then demand change.

 

[oakiecokie]

I think the difference is FC U M fans - as co-owners - voted to enter the FA Cup fully aware of the implications around TV scheduling and therefore to say ''fuck you'' when they could have vetoed the entry into the competition seems very hollow (did the club or members vote to refuse the 67K TV money? I doubt it).
As romantic as it sounds, you cannot agree to enter the FA Cup and then demand to enter it only upon your terms when you don't agree with certain rules.
I get fully the ethos behind the running of FC UM and their ''principles'' but the higher up they go, the more they have to accept that they (unfortunately) have to toe the line and just get on with it. The posturing after the event makes them look like rebels without a cause.
By all means campaign to change the rules - but don't agree to the rules and then demand change.

Can`t disagree with your comments mate,but we know from past experiences ourselves that the FA do operate with double standards also.

 

[tonea2003]

they've had their 15 mins now they can get back to obscurity and irrelevance