That 34 Year Banner Mocking Us at The Swamp.

bluemanc16 said:
Agreed, there is no need for us to remind them of their failure they are going through constant pain at the theatre of dreams and long may it continue.
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Totally disagree.
Wind them up every day of your life that they are shite.
Sometimes get up early to do it, sometimes stay up all night to do it.
But we don’t need a banner.
 
paulchapo said:
That banner should be an eternal shame on that excuse of a football club. Like the never guilty they are fond of telling everyone of how they do everything the right way, are respected, have history, when in reality they are the total opposite. Scum, never ever forget
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How can a club who kicked Munich survivors out of their homes have any shame in the first place?

They are the great revisionists of their time.

A corrupt, calculating club, an old boys network who have suddenly discovered they are dying and been replaced by people who run businesses incomparable to their corner shop outfit.
 
SidJames said:
I saw a picture of it again tonight whilst browsing Twitter.

Then it suddenly hit me.

The Rags are fast approaching a 10 Year anniversary,of not winning the Title.

With little sign they will be winning the League in the next 10 years either. :-)

Does anyone else think it would be a great idea,if we reciprocated that Swamp Banner at the Etiihad on the 10 year anniversary.And start adding to it every year.

A constant reminder of how the mighty have fallen.

I hated the one at the Swamp,it cut like a knife.

Would love those fuckers to see our piss take Banner every televised game.

Would definitely contribute.

I think it would be hilarious.

What do other Blues think ?
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No, we're far better than that. Plus they're doing a great job of taking the piss out of themselves - don't need any help from us!
 
Would rather put up a banner to celebrate us then anything to do with that lot the mancini thank you maybe
 
simple answer to this is that my beloved club wouldnt allow it to happen..and thats the difference
 
I had a version of it at work once in the 1990s. A Rag put up a poster with a long list of their achievements on one side and on our side it had Keith Curle as a semi finalist in the Rumbelows Sprint Challenge.

It was funny tbf
 
Invisible Man's Bandage said:
I had a version of it at work once in the 1990s. A Rag put up a poster with a long list of their achievements on one side and on our side it had Keith Curle as a semi finalist in the Rumbelows Sprint Challenge.

It was funny tbf
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Fuckin lost that aswell :D

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Man Utd fans are in distress and hating football just a decade in. Try 35 years and spend much of it in the lower leagues.
 
Tributes have been coming in after it was announced that the 34 years and counting banner has sadly died. What was expected to be a permanent feature it was removed and in true Manchester United manner evicted from his home on the Stretford end in 2011 this was after Manchester City had been successful in that years FA cup final. Asked for a comment a spokesperson for the club said we are saddened to hear this news and in all probability won't see its likes again.Celebrities have had their say including Arsenal fan Alan Davies,Mr Davies, who has recently been accused of racism said "it's very sad news, I always made a point visiting the the banner and treasure our relationship and can only claim that this wouldn't have happened if those Arabs up the road had stayed in the desert or bought a club in Germany " with a quivering bottom lip Mr Davies went on to say " just go, just go get out of my league". The banner had tried to make a comeback over the years most notably with Bury FC who unfortunately went out of existence before being able to take up a position at Gigg Lane. A friend of Banner told us that recently Banner had fallen on hard times and had become addicted to poster paint. The friend went on to say that Banner had been sharing a tent on Deansgate with Bertie Magoo Bitter Blue. A memorial service, date to be announced, will take place at Gullivers World where the United fans will be able to remember Banners life and regale attendees with their full repatoire of nursery rhymes led by Peter Boyle who is expected to debut a new tune ,in honour of Banner, which is believed to be based on Jeffrey's song from the now defunct TOYS 'R' US.
 
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