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Rag "fans" - PMSL
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colMCFC
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cant understand why they didnt let him in, his rag 'knowledge' is better than most
roytoncity
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Prestwich_Blue said:Love this story in today's MEN: LINK
THEY come from all over the world, but when a Malaysian man turned up at Manchester Airport and claimed to be a United fan officials smelt a rat. The 23-year-old, kitted out in a Reds shirt, stepped off a flight from Doha in Qatar on Boxing Day. He said he was in the UK to see his beloved team strut their stuff. But things went pear-shaped for him when he was asked to tell staff who his favourite United players were.
He got off to a good start by naming centre forward Wayne Rooney. But his luck ran out when he added Kaka, who plays for Italian giants AC Milan and Diego Maradona, who is now retired and coaches Argentina. His lack of Reds' knowledge, coupled with the fact his return ticket was for three months later, led officials to believe he had come to the UK to work illegally. He had also only booked a hotel room for one night and did not know the name of United's home ground. As a result, while his 'heroes' were putting Stoke City to the sword he was preparing for a flight home and was deported to Malaysia on December 27.
Good job they don't have a border post at Junction 19 on the M6 then!
staffs_blue
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I know a few rags down my way like that
roytoncity
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Prestwich_Blue said:Love this story in today's MEN: LINK
THEY come from all over the world, but when a Malaysian man turned up at Manchester Airport and claimed to be a United fan officials smelt a rat. The 23-year-old, kitted out in a Reds shirt, stepped off a flight from Doha in Qatar on Boxing Day. He said he was in the UK to see his beloved team strut their stuff. But things went pear-shaped for him when he was asked to tell staff who his favourite United players were.
He got off to a good start by naming centre forward Wayne Rooney. But his luck ran out when he added Kaka, who plays for Italian giants AC Milan and Diego Maradona, who is now retired and coaches Argentina. His lack of Reds' knowledge, coupled with the fact his return ticket was for three months later, led officials to believe he had come to the UK to work illegally. He had also only booked a hotel room for one night and did not know the name of United's home ground. As a result, while his 'heroes' were putting Stoke City to the sword he was preparing for a flight home and was deported to Malaysia on December 27.
Should have booked on MU malay travel ltd, no probs then
Good job they don't have a border post at Junction 19 on the M6 then!
Glasgow MCFC
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staffs_blue said:I know a few rags down my way like that
A work mate of mine is exactly like this.
Has the 1st, 2nd and 3rd strips, comes in to work gloating when they win but has never been to a game in his life.
mancboy123
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Anyone see supposed fans being interview outside the swamp on SSN last night, four fans = one yank, one cockney, 2 irish, not a manc accent in sight
Prestwich_Blue said:Love this story in today's MEN: LINK
THEY come from all over the world, but when a Malaysian man turned up at Manchester Airport and claimed to be a United fan officials smelt a rat. The 23-year-old, kitted out in a Reds shirt, stepped off a flight from Doha in Qatar on Boxing Day. He said he was in the UK to see his beloved team strut their stuff. But things went pear-shaped for him when he was asked to tell staff who his favourite United players were.
He got off to a good start by naming centre forward Wayne Rooney. But his luck ran out when he added Kaka, who plays for Italian giants AC Milan and Diego Maradona, who is now retired and coaches Argentina. His lack of Reds' knowledge, coupled with the fact his return ticket was for three months later, led officials to believe he had come to the UK to work illegally. He had also only booked a hotel room for one night and did not know the name of United's home ground. As a result, while his 'heroes' were putting Stoke City to the sword he was preparing for a flight home and was deported to Malaysia on December 27.
Good job they don't have a border post at Junction 19 on the M6 then!
The Glazer's will be furious. He sounds as genuine a rag as the hoards of Cockney's and Dubliner's that infest the City on a weekend.
Wheelsy
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Should see the pub where we watch games in Sydney. Can't move for fucking Irish backpackers.
"You know, I'm a Man United fan... but Oireland is amazing. Why doesn't he play for Oireland?"
Fuck off idiot.
"You know, I'm a Man United fan... but Oireland is amazing. Why doesn't he play for Oireland?"
Fuck off idiot.