February 24th is going to be a very very difficult day !

[Deleted member 77198]

There are many of us on here who would trade limbs rather than see United win a game. But really, can any of us NOT cheer them on against Liverpool ?

Yes. Me.

I will never ever cheer them on!

I will not watch a second of the game and just check the result afterwards. If it’s a positive result for us as Liverpool have dropped points then I’ll say “nice one, that’ll do”. And that’s it.

I’ll do my cheering on if City can capitalise on those dropped points in the following weeks and will not associate it with anything to do with those Stretford ****s.

 

[Manchester_lalala]

I will celebrate a United goal like it’s a City goal.

 

[goatersnipple]

I refused a brew on site today because the only cup left was a manure cup.. Fekk that...
But them beating the dippers will bring a devilsh grin to my face

Totally normal.
I would have smashed the fucking mug.
I went to the shop for a lighter the other day.
They only had red.....

No thanks love I will leave it

 

[Bluesince1979]

Ill want what ever is best for City.

 

[Carver]

As unlikely as it may be I will be praying to the football gods that Liverpool slip up (see what I did there) against Bournemouth at klanfield on Saturday and we beat Chelsea in the league on Sunday.
Then whatever happens on league cup final day we can be safe in the knowledge that the gobby scouse scum can beat the rags 8-0 and still be behind us on goal difference. (7 at the moment, favourable scores would make it at least 9).

And that will let us enjoy our day out more.

There will be less margin for error, but. I’m sure that this is the only valid answer.

The whingers are already convinced that we’ve already bought the domestic treble, so bring on the snow, long grass, dry grass, wind, the referee not giving them decisions after he’d already given them an offside goal, oh, and bubbles

 

[Chippy_boy]

I actually loathe Liverpool more than United these days, the latter having been a complete laughing stock since Baconface left. Liverpool fans are in the main, even more odious, so it's a no brainer. I'll be delighted if United win and will probably shout out the odd "YEEEEESSSSSS" when they score. I have no shame.

 

[OntarioBlue]

I actually loathe Liverpool more than United these days, the latter having been a complete laughing stock since Baconface left. Liverpool fans are in the main, even more odious, so it's a no brainer. I'll be delighted if United win and will probably shout out the odd "YEEEEESSSSSS" when they score. I have no shame.

You Sir, have hit the nail on the head. I dislike the Rags and their entitled fans as much any City fan but I have to say that in the last few years I have come to dislike the Dippers odious (perfect description of them) team and fans even more. As I said in my earlier post, for two hours only I will be an almost Rag fan. After the game is over normal hostilities will be resumed.

 

[Carver]

Totally normal.
I would have smashed the fucking mug.
I went to the shop for a lighter the other day.
They only had red.....

No thanks love I will leave it

Hahaha, I changed broadband provider today. For what I wanted there were 4 options, Virgin (which I heard people moan about the service), PlusNet (strange Yorkshire folk) and then the dilemma, do I pick Sky, who I dropped as soon as I could when they took over my O2 account because I detest the owner or Vodafone and their rag connection.

Then I looked it up, it’s been 11 full seasons since Vodafone dropped the rags 2 years before the end of their contract.

So Vodafone it is.

(Someone is going to come along shortly and say bad choice, I just know it)

 

[Jim Tolmie's Underpants]

Vodafone is a bad choice.

 

[Trojan63]

IF the rags score and consequently beat them I can absolutely guarantee there won’t be a blue pub near Wembley that isn’t rocking to the rafters before the final.

I’ll applaud respectfully and perhaps throw my cap in the air - like the fans in the old black and white footage did - what may be unique are pubs in the Manchester area having a mixture of blues and rags both wanting Utd to win