Red Cafe in meltdown

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

They’ve eventually become what we used to be.

There's a big difference. We were shit, but we knew we were shit. We never scabbed a point and made out we were turning a corner. They'll never come to terms with the idea that they are not very good, and nowhere near what they used to be. They seem to think that if they say 'We are United' their place at the top end of the league is secure! Laughable.

 

[TonyM]

Those Irish fans are the worst.

To avoid any confusion, I'll put this in a large font....


;-)

It's just the Dubs

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

There's a big difference. We were shit, but we knew we were shit. We never scabbed a point and made out we were turning a corner. They'll never come to terms with the idea that they are not very good, and nowhere near what they used to be. They seem to think that if they say 'We are United' their place at the top end of the league is secure! Laughable.

Good. You can't solve a problem until you acknowledge it and realise it's there.

 

[jimharri]

It's just the Dubs

Be fair; their GAA team play in a nice colour.

 

[urban genie]

They’ve eventually become what we used to be.

They are fuck al like us, they are not even that shit, just mid table and mediocre and they act like mard cunts.

we were poor to abysmal for decades and never became mard, sardonic or with murderous intent toward the club but never mard

 

[threespires]

Be fair; their GAA team play in a nice colour.

And their shirt sponsor is staycity

 

[malg]

This Everton fan is doing good work on the Haaland thread:

 

[malg]

And a Leicester City fan on the wum as well on the Haaland thread;

 

[Protein Junkie]

Really enjoying this Fred at the minute. Some beauts over at Rag Cafe.
Also good for anyone studying for a Degree in Psychology.

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Really enjoying this Fred at the minute. Some beauts over at Rag Cafe.
Also good for anyone studying for a Degree in Psychology.

It’s fantastic viewing, the most emotionally insecure fan base on the planet. They were back in May after their backs to the wall cup final win. Now after a transfer window of signing up more of Ten Hags former players the realisation is dawning that nothing has moved on footballing wise. All the while they live in hope that the Premier League will throw the book at City. It will be some fantastic reading when that doesn’t go the way they want it.