tolmie's hairdoo said:Don't fall for it, blues.
I have always said United are like a fucking vampire, not only do you have to expose them to the daylight, you also have to stake them through the fucking heart and stick a garlic bulb in their mouths.
United showed with the Rooney contract stand-off, when it comes to sustaining their position, they will do anything and everything to do so.
They are not going away, they will even drop £100m in the summer if they have no other choice.
We can't allow them any gasp for air, and if we come up short at Newcastle, our medicine will be more painful than ever before.
Tell em to stick their congrats up their arse, it is nothing more than a ruse, a convenient get-out if we somehow avoid shooting ourselves in the foot.
pfazz said:I know a lot of people don't like going over to the dark side to have a sneaky look but under the circumstances I could not resist it. Most of the posters on there have at last come to the realisation that the squad they have is ageing and just not good enough to challenge next season without a major revamp, some are even hinting that ferguson may be losing the plot, I feel that with a couple more bad results from them then we may not be far from hearing them call for his head on a plate. Oh how ive waited so long for this to happen and I can sense its not so far off .
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Kun Aguero said:http://www.redcafe.net/f7/niall-quinn-sky-351459/
Have they never saw Dwight Yorke or the elephant man on Sky Sports??
M18CTID said:As for Ferguson, I'm surprised that some normally level-headed United fans I know are getting so pissed off with him. When I was at Wolves the other week, I got a text off one who called him a "senile old ****". Ok, this was just after the 4-4 draw with Everton and emotions were running high but he's pretty much standing by what he said. Because I don't watch United every week, it's difficult to know whether the fans have a point here but if some of their more sensible fans are losing patience then you have to think that they're onto something. On the face of it, he does appear to be making errors - either tactically or with regards to team selection - on a more regular basis but on the flip side, the Glazer's debt has seriously restricted their spending over recent years and it's my firm belief that Ferguson is still holding it all together and continuing to make the sum greater than the parts. To that end, any United fans thinking it is now time for him to step aside should be careful what they wish for.
Bluekiwi said:Just found the following on ESPN Soccernet's United Blog ...........
I am an Arsenal fan but I come in peace to respectfully make the following observations: City have a vastly superior playing staff to United right now. Yaya Toure, Samir Nasri, Aguero, Tevez (sorry), Silva. United simply don't have the same number of quality creative talent and as City gel as a unit, United's sole comparative advantage - their organization and coherence - will be less influential.
Moreover, with all due respect to the hale warriors Scholes and Giggs, where are United's characters? Who replaced Roy Keane? Who replaced Cristiano Ronaldo? Who is Rooney's partner in crime? Manchester United's playing staff is but an emaciated skeleton compared to the beefy, boisterous viking warrior that dominated the 90s and the previous decade. Arsenal has suffered the same kind of emasculation, so I sympathize.