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United yet again strike up propaganda with last night's programme. BBC2 invites the world to come and feel sorry for Manchestet United FC, just in case anyone had forgotten or missed the umteen other programmes trying to create sorrow and support across the world!
Yet as someone else said, did the programme show how Manchester United FC disgracefully booted out survivors and their families or the famies of the deceased when they thought enough time had passed. Many had nowhere, at all, to go. They were effectively booted out onto the streets and MUFC didn't give a fuck about the future of these people.
Yet at every opportunity forever more, MUFC would try and strike up this kind of propaganda to gain support and thus money for themselves. A bit of guilt was tripped upon in the 90's but then it seemed it was just another propaganda march with a "Munich memorial" match, as the money offered to the families of Munich actually reckoned up to be less than what one player - Cantona - was actually paid for playing in the match. Then in 2007, in the 50th memorial year, it seemed a nice touch at first, then at closer inspection "AIG" was branded, shamelessly, at the bottom of the piece. 'ooh look at us, we're Man United and we respect our past and honour the memory of the deceased in the Munich plane crash'SPONSORED BY AIG!
FUCK OFF MUFC!!! You and all your supporters are a fucking disgrace!
I feel sorry for the survivors and their families, and the families of the deceased from that crash, and I would respect a minutes silence everytime for them very unfortunate people and our great goalkeeper, Frank Swift who also sadly passed away in that crash.
RIP Frank! Repect to you and all those that died with you! But any respect paid by me is not towards MUFC. It's actually in spite of MUFC. That club has used this as a propaganda tool so much it's actually fucking sick! And there, arguably, be no sick tragedy singing if it weren't for the fucking scummy wanker United fans who starting chanting about the Aberfan tragedy! Scummy Rag cunts!!!
So as much as I don't particularly sing "Munich" chants, and actually can feel quite uncomfortable hearing them sometimes. I can fully understand the apathy towards the sorrow of it all by so many people. It's just a shame we can't be more intelegent about it all because instead of singing about the unfortunate and innocent people who died (who don't deserve the sick abuse), we should come up with more appropriate and articulate songs about the disgrace of MUFC in the whole thing. Them players don't really deserve being sung about, and especially Frank Swift by City fans - I'll never understand how blues don't understand that! - but MUFC are a joke in the whole thing and I don't feel sorry for them in this one little bit!
Yet as someone else said, did the programme show how Manchester United FC disgracefully booted out survivors and their families or the famies of the deceased when they thought enough time had passed. Many had nowhere, at all, to go. They were effectively booted out onto the streets and MUFC didn't give a fuck about the future of these people.
Yet at every opportunity forever more, MUFC would try and strike up this kind of propaganda to gain support and thus money for themselves. A bit of guilt was tripped upon in the 90's but then it seemed it was just another propaganda march with a "Munich memorial" match, as the money offered to the families of Munich actually reckoned up to be less than what one player - Cantona - was actually paid for playing in the match. Then in 2007, in the 50th memorial year, it seemed a nice touch at first, then at closer inspection "AIG" was branded, shamelessly, at the bottom of the piece. 'ooh look at us, we're Man United and we respect our past and honour the memory of the deceased in the Munich plane crash'SPONSORED BY AIG!
FUCK OFF MUFC!!! You and all your supporters are a fucking disgrace!
I feel sorry for the survivors and their families, and the families of the deceased from that crash, and I would respect a minutes silence everytime for them very unfortunate people and our great goalkeeper, Frank Swift who also sadly passed away in that crash.
RIP Frank! Repect to you and all those that died with you! But any respect paid by me is not towards MUFC. It's actually in spite of MUFC. That club has used this as a propaganda tool so much it's actually fucking sick! And there, arguably, be no sick tragedy singing if it weren't for the fucking scummy wanker United fans who starting chanting about the Aberfan tragedy! Scummy Rag cunts!!!
So as much as I don't particularly sing "Munich" chants, and actually can feel quite uncomfortable hearing them sometimes. I can fully understand the apathy towards the sorrow of it all by so many people. It's just a shame we can't be more intelegent about it all because instead of singing about the unfortunate and innocent people who died (who don't deserve the sick abuse), we should come up with more appropriate and articulate songs about the disgrace of MUFC in the whole thing. Them players don't really deserve being sung about, and especially Frank Swift by City fans - I'll never understand how blues don't understand that! - but MUFC are a joke in the whole thing and I don't feel sorry for them in this one little bit!