johnnytapia
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To answer your first sentence: yes.
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IF we win the title against the Rags...
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The Lightbowne Cowboy
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I sort of agree with you on that Oaksie, but more because the atmosphere around Manchester after the game will be ecstatic and toxic. Do you honestly think them vile bastards will let us celebrate in town after beating them to win the league ?? NOT A CHANCE!!! I know I won't be venturing into town after it with my daughter.Am I one of the very few who really doesn`t care too much if its against the Rags or not ?
I would honestly rather see ourselves go all out at this stage for a wonderful couple of matches against the Dippers,progress and then get those two wins for the PL title,as and when it happens.
Don`t get me wrong I will be ecstatic when we clinch the title, but for me its not the be all and end all of winning against the Rags, but it would be wonderful.
I`m more patient than most I guess.
Am I one of the very few who really doesn`t care too much if its against the Rags or not ?
I would honestly rather see ourselves go all out at this stage for a wonderful couple of matches against the Dippers,progress and then get those two wins for the PL title,as and when it happens.
Don`t get me wrong I will be ecstatic when we clinch the title, but for me its not the be all and end all of winning against the Rags, but it would be wonderful.
I`m more patient than most I guess.
Sounds like a cherry on top of a cake scenario. It would be something special.
This scenario may never happen again, certainly not for a long,long time. I hope it happens, I really do. Get this twatting Everton game won and out of the way though first. If we do it, who knows what impact it may have on the red shite for the next few years.
stonerblue
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Who here thinks that Mourinho might purposely lose the next game so that if we beat them at home it won't mean we won the league there and then?
Said this to a rag the other day.
avoidconfusion
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Said this to a rag the other day.
I can honestly see this happening, followed by another public assassination of his players by the Not So Special One
abu13
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It will be interesting to see how Pep plays this one, normally I would suggest he would go all out for the win against Everton but given the two games against the dippers I can see him fielding a weaker side. As such we may not win the league against the rags anyway.
stonerblue
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I can honestly see this happening, followed by another public assassination of his players by the Not So Special One
Wouldn't surprise me in the slightest with that gimp in charge. Doubt we'll give them a chance to throw it though.
Impeccable One
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I sort of agree with you on that Oaksie, but more because the atmosphere around Manchester after the game will be ecstatic and toxic. Do you honestly think them vile bastards will let us celebrate in town after beating them to win the league ?? NOT A CHANCE!!! I know I won't be venturing into town after it with my daughter.
A few hours after the Aguero moment I was in town walking back to my hotel. A United coach pulled up and dropped off some fans returning from their game. Initially there was just a lot of verbal insults, but just before the door closed a glass bottle was thrown at me, missing my head by centimeters !
I wouldn’t want anyone to be put in a similar position or worse, so whilst I’d love to do it at the derby (I’ll be 4,000 miles away), I fear the worst due to scummy behaviour.