The 6-1 was like a bully getting his comeuppance

Spot on old Taggart is on his last legs
oakiecokie said:
I sometimes have to pinch myself,that this actually happened,even though I still have MOTD highlights still saved.
I would estimate that I have seen that programme some 30+ times and NEVER EVER get sick of watching it.
That second half display,still ranks as one of my all time favourites.


-- Mon Nov 14, 2011 10:32 pm --

Alex Ferguson: Can Manchester City be top dogs? 'Not in my lifetime'


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By Ian Herbert
Saturday, 19 September 2009



Sir Alex Ferguson conducts Manchester United training at Carrington yesterday in preparation for tomorrow's derby against Mark Hughes' expensively assembled City side












It was one of those wonderful pieces of theatre which will be so missed when Sir Alex Ferguson has packed up his tracksuit and gone.

Someone had asked him whether Manchester United will ever go into a derby match as underdogs and for 15 seconds or more he eyed his inquisitor, the hint of a glint in those narrow eyes, and you wondered whether that individual or Manchester City would be on the receiving end of the full force of his opinion. "What time is it?" he said, at last. "I think it is time for me to leave." And as he clambered from his seat, an answer to that question... "Not in my lifetime."


It was such a measured and excellent response, a match for all the cool insouciance which has made Mark Hughes the winner of the phoney war which has been raging across Manchester all summer, that a part of you hoped that no-one would remind Ferguson that he couldn't leave the table just yet because there was another round of interviews to get through. They did. Back to the table he came.


Before the smart pay-off line, there was more of the evidence that Ferguson, for all attempts to infer the opposite, really does see City as a threat and really does resent the departure across town of Carlos Tevez, a touchstone for the rivalry which makes tomorrow's arguably the most keenly contested Old Trafford derby of them all. Tevez remains a major doubt, but he bore the full force of Ferguson's ire and was told not to expect a hero's welcome at Old Trafford. "He will get a surprise. It is a different culture nowadays," Ferguson snarled.

Oh what a wonderful piece of shit hitting the fan,for this vile piss head of a so called human being.
Perhaps your life isn`t going to last much longer then,old purple nose ??
 
Who remembers Huddersfield, a team that won three successive titles?

When utd fans comeback is history, it tells you they are not confident for the future/present.
 
Monksie said:
He's a true Blue legend now, absolutely no question about it:

1-0: "Go, go, GO!! YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Take it, take it! Mad Mario-o-o-o! We're 'avin' that ALL - DAY - LONG!!!!!"

Vinny chops WeakPrick (with Lescott covering so there's no chance of a red card you Rag dummies): "Look at Welbeck now, what's he gonna do?? " "You didn't even see it it and 'it's a red'?"

Exeunt Evans: "O---o-o-o-o-o-O-O-O-O-HHH - PENALTY! It's gotta be, it's gotta be - what's 'e moanin' about? YEE-ESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Take that Jonny Evans! Take it, take it!" (does sexual gyration off the chair to, ahem, emphasise the "take it!" content)2-0: "Ohhhh YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Balotelli TWO!!! Why always me? I don't know Balotelli but I'm LOVIN' IT!!! Time for the Poznan I reckon, are ya joinin' in?" (laughs deeply like Dad does when he finds Mum with her black lingerie on, face down on the bed with her ass in the air)

3-0: "Oh - YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! UN-BER-LEEVABULL!!!! WE'RE AVIN' THAT ALL DAY LONG!! Three nil at the Swamp!!! It's the stuff of DREAMS!" (by now his face has the contorted look of a child absolutely terrified that his best-ever Christmas present is about to be ruthlessly snatched out of his little hands mere seconds after he opened it) "Live it up Blue boys, live it up! Arrhhh, look at his sad chops, look at his sad chops, I can't believe it - THREE NIL AT- THE - SWAMP" (by now his disbelief is all but tangible)

3-1: The Rag celebrates as if it's an equaliser. Our hero settles for a sneer and "No chance". He knows their bolt is well and truly shot, and it shows.

4-1: "Go, go, GO - YEE-ESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! Is it? IS it? IT IS!!!!!!!!!
AAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRHHHHHHHHHHHHH - HAHAHAHA!!!!!!"

5-1: "...keep goin', embarrass 'em, embarrass 'em, yeeaaahhhhh!" (by now it's notable that each 'yes' is getting less empahsised, as if he knows it's now expected that City will go through them like knives with every attack) "'Ave that!! 5-1!!! 'Ave that all day long!! Take that Bobby Charlton! Take it! I'm LOVIN' this!!"

6-1 (and the coup de grace - by now he's begging like a sex-starved punter being totally ignored in a Bangkok brothel) "Oh PLEASE, PLEASE... (with the facial expression aof a man laying the biggest loaf in the history of the entire universe, and all the attendant bodily quivering) "YEE-ESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! SIX!!! HIT FOR SIX!!!! KNOCKED OUT OF THE PARK!!! Look at that!!! Lovin' it!!!! Where d'you go from 'ere?? Where DO YOU GO from 'ere?"

Like us, Sky must have thought all of their birthdays had come together with this performance. It even tops the Spurs FA Cup phoenix and the 2-1 Munich half century as the best CITY Fanzone I've ever seen. Take a bow son, you well and truly earned it for summing up what every City - no, every non-Pestilence - fan was feeling every step of the way. The club should reward him with an honorary private box and pre-match centre circle interview before the April 28 sequel.

Should I be worried? I'll 'take it' the private box however, 'All Day long'

This game hurt the rags that I know more than any other game at this stage in a season!!! Their team and fans at the ground pulled their collective pants down and 'took it' true blue style. Mancini's grin at the end looked like a man who was guilty of such a crime and then he'd heard the words 'cased dismissed' by the judge!!!

Just for you Monksie the bit that SKY cut off after the 5th went in maybe they felt that United had had enough 'take it' action, I've posted it before but thought you might enjoy:-

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTY80OCQID8[/youtube]

Love the fact that even though the image is blurry as feck, you can see the rag is a beaten, shellshocked man, who is still probally recieving help after such a wellying at the swamp
 
Citysmith said:
Monksie said:
He's a true Blue legend now, absolutely no question about it:

1-0: "Go, go, GO!! YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Take it, take it! Mad Mario-o-o-o! We're 'avin' that ALL - DAY - LONG!!!!!"

Vinny chops WeakPrick (with Lescott covering so there's no chance of a red card you Rag dummies): "Look at Welbeck now, what's he gonna do?? " "You didn't even see it it and 'it's a red'?"

Exeunt Evans: "O---o-o-o-o-o-O-O-O-O-HHH - PENALTY! It's gotta be, it's gotta be - what's 'e moanin' about? YEE-ESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Take that Jonny Evans! Take it, take it!" (does sexual gyration off the chair to, ahem, emphasise the "take it!" content)2-0: "Ohhhh YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! Balotelli TWO!!! Why always me? I don't know Balotelli but I'm LOVIN' IT!!! Time for the Poznan I reckon, are ya joinin' in?" (laughs deeply like Dad does when he finds Mum with her black lingerie on, face down on the bed with her ass in the air)

3-0: "Oh - YESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!! UN-BER-LEEVABULL!!!! WE'RE AVIN' THAT ALL DAY LONG!! Three nil at the Swamp!!! It's the stuff of DREAMS!" (by now his face has the contorted look of a child absolutely terrified that his best-ever Christmas present is about to be ruthlessly snatched out of his little hands mere seconds after he opened it) "Live it up Blue boys, live it up! Arrhhh, look at his sad chops, look at his sad chops, I can't believe it - THREE NIL AT- THE - SWAMP" (by now his disbelief is all but tangible)

3-1: The Rag celebrates as if it's an equaliser. Our hero settles for a sneer and "No chance". He knows their bolt is well and truly shot, and it shows.

4-1: "Go, go, GO - YEE-ESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! Is it? IS it? IT IS!!!!!!!!!
AAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRHHHHHHHHHHHHH - HAHAHAHA!!!!!!"

5-1: "...keep goin', embarrass 'em, embarrass 'em, yeeaaahhhhh!" (by now it's notable that each 'yes' is getting less empahsised, as if he knows it's now expected that City will go through them like knives with every attack) "'Ave that!! 5-1!!! 'Ave that all day long!! Take that Bobby Charlton! Take it! I'm LOVIN' this!!"

6-1 (and the coup de grace - by now he's begging like a sex-starved punter being totally ignored in a Bangkok brothel) "Oh PLEASE, PLEASE... (with the facial expression aof a man laying the biggest loaf in the history of the entire universe, and all the attendant bodily quivering) "YEE-ESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! SIX!!! HIT FOR SIX!!!! KNOCKED OUT OF THE PARK!!! Look at that!!! Lovin' it!!!! Where d'you go from 'ere?? Where DO YOU GO from 'ere?"

Like us, Sky must have thought all of their birthdays had come together with this performance. It even tops the Spurs FA Cup phoenix and the 2-1 Munich half century as the best CITY Fanzone I've ever seen. Take a bow son, you well and truly earned it for summing up what every City - no, every non-Pestilence - fan was feeling every step of the way. The club should reward him with an honorary private box and pre-match centre circle interview before the April 28 sequel.

Should I be worried? I'll 'take it' the private box however, 'All Day long'

This game hurt the rags that I know more than any other game at this stage in a season!!! Their team and fans at the ground pulled their collective pants down and 'took it' true blue style. Mancini's grin at the end looked like a man who was guilty of such a crime and then he'd heard the words 'cased dismissed' by the judge!!!

Just for you Monksie the bit that SKY cut off after the 5th went in maybe they felt that United had had enough 'take it' action, I've posted it before but thought you might enjoy:-

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTY80OCQID8[/youtube]

Love the fact that even though the image is blurry as feck, you can see the rag is a beaten, shellshocked man, who is still probally recieving help after such a wellying at the swamp

Take it, take it. I love you Citysmith and I don't care who knows it.
 
blue remix said:
banter with united fans for me has now gone to zero. they wont even talk about football anymore with me. have to resort to discussing footy with bolton fans and we're worlds apart although I can sympathise with them.

Times they are a definitely changing folks

The rag that sits next to me and the Gooner sitting opposite will only talk about football if they think I'm not in earshot. People come snitching to me about it, sniggering.
 
Just watched the MOTD highlights again and just after Dzeko
slotted home the 6th the commentator says.....

"This is man uniteds worst ever day in the premier league
(cameras then pan onto some gormless looking rags)
it`s Manchester City`s best by millions of miles and blue smiles"

love it
 
Bilboblue said:
DTeacher said:
stony said:
I wonder if the press will mention his "not in my lifetime" comment when someone asked bacon face if City would ever face the rags as favourites? If we keep this up we will surely be favourites for the derby at coms.


For those that would like to read where that came from:

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/premiership/alex-ferguson-can-manchester-city-be-top-dogs-not-in-my-lifetime-14500929.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/sport ... 00929.html</a>

Wonder whether the alcoholic slug still believes his own BS?

They've ALWAYS been scum, from that link:


*27 March 1926


Manchester City 3 Manchester Utd 0


City won this FA Cup semi-final comfortably but it is perhaps more fondly remembered for United player Frank Barson punching, and knocking out, City's Sam Cowan.


*12 December 1970


Manchester Utd 1 Manchester City 4


A glorious City victory was overshadowed by a tackle from United's George Best which broke Glyn Pardoe's leg. The severity of the injury almost resulted in the defender losing his leg.

Not to mention Martin Buchan on King Colin

That animal Keane on Alfie....

and so the list goes on.
 
The decisive moment, for me anyway, was when we beat them in the semi final. That was when I knew we were starting to turn the corner and leave 'typical City' behind.
The 1/6 was also bloody great though.
Don't think the rags at work have even referred to football generally since. ;-)
 

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