sickboyblue
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Can I have one??Didsbury Dave said:
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Ireland Leaving - Absolute Disaster
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dw7
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Damocles said:dw7 said:he's a united fan so why not
Because maybe, just maybe, spending over a decade at a club and hearing it's fans singing your name every week would do more to change your mind than who you liked when you were a lad?
Besides, where does this United fan thing come from? People seem to say it, but I've never seen a quote with Ireland saying it?
he said it in an interview befor im sure he'd like the united fans singing his name just as much as well as being in the team pay rise and winnig trophies
bluefandk
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dw7 said:Damocles said:Because maybe, just maybe, spending over a decade at a club and hearing it's fans singing your name every week would do more to change your mind than who you liked when you were a lad?
Besides, where does this United fan thing come from? People seem to say it, but I've never seen a quote with Ireland saying it?
he said it in an interview befor im sure he'd like the united fans singing his name just as much as well as being in the team pay rise and winnig trophies
If he wants to win trophies he should stay where he is.
dw7 said:Damocles said:Because maybe, just maybe, spending over a decade at a club and hearing it's fans singing your name every week would do more to change your mind than who you liked when you were a lad?
Besides, where does this United fan thing come from? People seem to say it, but I've never seen a quote with Ireland saying it?
he said it in an interview befor im sure he'd like the united fans singing his name just as much as well as being in the team pay rise and winnig trophies
He wouldn't get a pay rise.
As I've said, this is all academic anyway, there is no way City would sell to them.
dw7
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bluefandk said:dw7 said:he said it in an interview befor im sure he'd like the united fans singing his name just as much as well as being in the team pay rise and winnig trophies
If he wants to win trophies he should stay where he is.
at the moment unied have a better chance han ciy at winning suff unil fergie fucks off anyway
Bill
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bluefandk said:dw7 said:he said it in an interview befor im sure he'd like the united fans singing his name just as much as well as being in the team pay rise and winnig trophies
If he wants to win trophies he should stay where he is.
like all players he wants to play, trophies are a bonus.
Pigeonho
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bluefandk said:dw7 said:he said it in an interview befor im sure he'd like the united fans singing his name just as much as well as being in the team pay rise and winnig trophies
If he wants to win trophies he should stay where he is.
But the reality is he'd win more there, as hard as it maybe to accept, (which so many on here tend to have a problem doing)
BillyShears said:Ha ha ha.
Someone just reminded me of the outpouring of sympathy for Elano when Hughes dropped him. I recall several posters from this thread whining about how Hughes was putting together a team of "cloggers" and "work horses"....
The vast majority said that if he wasnt prepared to accept his role then he can go.
bluefandk
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dw7 said:bluefandk said:If he wants to win trophies he should stay where he is.
at the moment unied have a better chance han ciy at winning suff unil fergie fucks off anyway
Two years from now, my personel opinoin is that we will have overtaken them, but time will tell.
M22_blu
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BillyShears said:Damocles said:Because maybe, just maybe, spending over a decade at a club and hearing it's fans singing your name every week would do more to change your mind than who you liked when you were a lad?
Besides, where does this United fan thing come from? People seem to say it, but I've never seen a quote with Ireland saying it?
He was asked the question at a fans forum a couple of week ago. It was posted on here. He grew up supporting United and Roy Keane is his footballing hero...
Why do i feel like this thread is now going to be another 50 pages of "Fuck the rag twat"...;- )
he's said it a few times about being a united fan as a kid and keane being his hero as he was from cork like him. He did turn united down though to join city as a 14/15 year old. Since living in manchester he's grown to be a blue so I cant really see him switching to the dark side.