Sharks Circling for the real "Noisey Neighbours"

[pirate]

That's the greatest article i've ever read...the author should be made a knight of the realm

Who does he support?

Bet it's Arsenal

He's rag or at least that's what his profile page says,

http://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/nooruddean-choudry/

Nope. I'm just getting a blank page.

I get the page and according to that he is a United fan

 

[mcmanus]

Some of those lines were worthy of our very own knight of the realm Sweynforkbeard.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

You’ve got to feel for Moyes in all of this. A few weeks ago he excitedly announced that the chairman had told him there was ‘no budget’ at United. He must now be wondering whether that’s the same ‘no budget’ he had to contend with at Everton.

PMSL at this. Looks like it's open season on the rags now.

Edit: And even better, the writer is a self-proclaimed rag! Brilliant.

 

[mcmanus]

Re: Sharks Circling for the real

Jesus.. he won't be writing another article this year!

No but he'll smashing the ball in straight on to Dzecko's forehead a lot.

 

[Plaything of the gods]

Nooruddean Choudry is a United supporter.

Read what he said about Moyes' appointment...

What do the fans make of Moyes’ appointment?
May 10, 2013

...

The objective view of Moyes’ appointment is that it defies reasonable logic. The most successful manager in British football history is to be replaced by a man whose solitary trinket in a 15 year career is a Second Division title. Perhaps more damning, there’s a strong possibility that the new manager of Manchester United will be replaced at Everton by someone with a more impressive CV. Consider that for a moment. Let it sink in.

Thing is though, I don’t much care about all that. I’m happy with the choice. It’s pleasingly unfashionable and appeals to the footballing romantic in me. I watch bad video footage of Alex Ferguson’s first day at Old Trafford and it feels like an appointment of that era. The kind of news I could see Elton Welsby announcing on local television. In an age of global sporting franchises, it seems ridiculously parochial. We’ve tirelessly scoured the whole of the Granada region for days and found David Moyes. He wouldn’t even need to move house.

I should be dismayed. I should feel cheated and infuriated that the global superpower and Glazer cash cow that’s the club I love is settling for a man with everything to prove. The cheap option chosen to navigate us through an age of austerity. But to me it doesn’t feel like a Tampa Bay call or an appointment by committee. It feels like a football decision by a football man. The greatest football man. There are many reasons why appointing Mourinho or a young star on the rise like Laudrup or Klopp would make more sense. But after 26 years and 38 trophies, we should trust in Fergie one last time.

Moyes’ appointment means the nationalities of every single manager in our history still fit neatly into an Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman joke. Let’s hope Sir Alex has the last laugh with his very final wish.

...

http://therepublikofmancunia.com/what-do-the-fans-make-of-moyes-appointment/

Seems he was never very pleased about having Moyes. Better that one of their own is putting the dagger in than a supporter of another club trying to have a go.

Here's his Twitter account: https://twitter.com/BeardedGenius<br /><br />-- 05 Aug 2013, 14:01 --<br /><br />

He's rag or at least that's what his profile page says,

http://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/nooruddean-choudry/

Nope. I'm just getting a blank page.

I get the page and according to that he is a United fan

Yes, it's up for me now. First time, a completely blank page, then just the Mirror banner. Don't know what was happening there.

 

[mcmanus]

Nooruddean Choudry is a United supporter.

Read what he said about Moyes' appointment...

What do the fans make of Moyes’ appointment?
May 10, 2013

...

The objective view of Moyes’ appointment is that it defies reasonable logic. The most successful manager in British football history is to be replaced by a man whose solitary trinket in a 15 year career is a Second Division title. Perhaps more damning, there’s a strong possibility that the new manager of Manchester United will be replaced at Everton by someone with a more impressive CV. Consider that for a moment. Let it sink in.

Thing is though, I don’t much care about all that. I’m happy with the choice. It’s pleasingly unfashionable and appeals to the footballing romantic in me. I watch bad video footage of Alex Ferguson’s first day at Old Trafford and it feels like an appointment of that era. The kind of news I could see Elton Welsby announcing on local television. In an age of global sporting franchises, it seems ridiculously parochial. We’ve tirelessly scoured the whole of the Granada region for days and found David Moyes. He wouldn’t even need to move house.

I should be dismayed. I should feel cheated and infuriated that the global superpower and Glazer cash cow that’s the club I love is settling for a man with everything to prove. The cheap option chosen to navigate us through an age of austerity. But to me it doesn’t feel like a Tampa Bay call or an appointment by committee. It feels like a football decision by a football man. The greatest football man. There are many reasons why appointing Mourinho or a young star on the rise like Laudrup or Klopp would make more sense. But after 26 years and 38 trophies, we should trust in Fergie one last time.

Moyes’ appointment means the nationalities of every single manager in our history still fit neatly into an Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman joke. Let’s hope Sir Alex has the last laugh with his very final wish.

...

http://therepublikofmancunia.com/what-do-the-fans-make-of-moyes-appointment/

Seems he was never very pleased about having Moyes. Better that one of their own is putting the dagger in than a supporter of another club trying to have a go.

Here's his Twitter account: https://twitter.com/BeardedGenius

Sounds like a red version of Conn.

 

[stony]

Sounds like a red version of Conn.

What he sounds like is an entitled twat who has known nothing but Utd dominance since he was born. A typical out of town, glory hunting **** who can't handle the fact that his beloved club may be on a slight downward spiral. If the rags somehow manage to fuck up a top 4 spot, you can bet your life that this **** and others like him will be amongst the first to jump ship.
Funny to watch though.

 

[st. blue]

The rats are deserting the sinking ship...Tediously linked to this article, I noticed a headline on the mail today 'Chelsea crush Milan'..hadn't seen the result. Imagine my surprise when I found out they walloped them 2-0!

I'm not surprised to see they are all groveling at Moureen's door now Slur Alex has gone.

 

[mcmanus]

Sounds like a red version of Conn.

What he sounds like is an entitled twat who has known nothing but Utd dominance since he was born. A typical out of town, glory hunting **** who can't handle the fact that his beloved club may be on a slight downward spiral. If the rags somehow manage to fuck up a top 4 spot, you can bet your life that this **** and others like him will be amongst the first to jump ship.
Funny to watch though.

....... it will be beautiful.

 

[oakiecokie]

It's just the Rag media making sure they make the Rags look good at every opportunity.

Oh...

-- Mon Aug 05, 2013 1:47 pm --

Fuck me it was only yesterday that some of you moaned at the MEN for using those wonderful words "noisy neighbours" !!! ;)
About time someone had the guille and balls to write something as a wonderful put down about them fuckers.

You are talking about a website that has some of the most sensitive souls you could find within our support.

As Alan Freeman would say "not `arf"