The Manchester Derby Pre Match Discussion Thread

[TCIB]

Thinking about it BaconChops is going to play exactly the same way as he did last year park the bus job, he is now relying on the one person he didnt have last season to do the business RVP

He has also turned into the bionic man, he was breaking down every few matches at Arsenal, what is bacon face feeding the fucker.

Has he just had a few games out ?

 

[Santiago Street]

Pass the cunts to death.

Barry or anyone for that matter has to smash that little ginger twat scholes very hard and very early to stop him doing it to silva.

Any rag twats in our seats or exec boxes should also be smashed hard and early

Sometimes it's right to condone violence

 

[Blue_Moon]

mr. ferguson, maybe it would be better to look at what % of our respective penalties were correctly awarded, or given thanks to outplaying the defence and forcing their error rather than simply looking for it at every possible opportunity. then you can comment all you like.

he knows the facts, it isn't what he actually thinks, it's just desperation coming from someone who's scared to death of what might happen on sunday.

 

[Churchill123]

mr. ferguson, maybe it would be better to look at what % of our respective penalties were correctly awarded, or given thanks to outplaying the defence and forcing their error rather than simply looking for it at every possible opportunity. then you can comment all you like.

he knows the facts, it isn't what he actually thinks, it's just desperation coming from someone who's scared to death of what might happen on sunday.

He's just making sure that the ref doesn't give one on sunday, as the ref will have what the old scotch **** said in the back of his mind!

 

[Petrovs left peg]

Pass the ***** to death.

Barry or anyone for that matter has to smash that little ginger twat scholes very hard and very early to stop him doing it to silva.

Any rag twats in our seats or exec boxes should also be smashed hard and early

Sometimes it's right to condone violence

*** Stands and applauds***

 

[Always Ali]

Pass the ***** to death.

Barry or anyone for that matter has to smash that little ginger twat scholes very hard and very early to stop him doing it to silva.

Any rag twats in our seats or exec boxes should also be smashed hard and early

Sometimes it's right to condone violence

*** Stands and applauds***

+1

 

[baildon blue]

Pass the ***** to death.

Barry or anyone for that matter has to smash that little ginger twat scholes very hard and very early to stop him doing it to silva.

Any rag twats in our seats or exec boxes should also be smashed hard and early

Sometimes it's right to condone violence

Let the battle comence

 

[Blumers Bloomers]

So, Slurgie reckons we get too many penalties then?

Sir Alex Ferguson says there would be a House of Commons inquiry if Manchester United got as many penalties as their "biggest threat" Manchester City.

The number of penalties City get at home has been the subject of debate for the past two years with them being awarded 21 since the start of 2010/11.

City have been awarded four in their past three games at the Etihad Stadium, two against Aston Villa and one each in the draws with Real Madrid and Everton.

And, ahead of United's trip to City on Sunday, Ferguson raised the issue as he admitted United's nearest neighbours are now their closest rivals.

"The number of penalty kicks they get - 21 in the last year or something like that," said Ferguson.

"If we got that number of penalty kicks there'd be an inquiry in the House of Commons. There'd be a protest."

"Liverpool and United games over the last 25 years have been unbelievable," said Ferguson.

"They've always been the most important games. It's shifted because at this moment Liverpool aren't challenging for the league like City are."

He added: "City are our biggest threat and we're their biggest threat, so that's changed.

"Their fortunes changed the minute Sheikh Mansour took over. We know the minute that happened it was going to be a different ball game altogether.

"But, as we have in the past, we have to accept their challenge like we did when Chelsea came along and when Arsenal overtook Liverpool in the early 90s. We have to do it again."

Trying everything, isn't he?

Let's take a look at the evidence, then:

--------------------------2010-11--------2011-12------2012-13-----TOTAL
----Manchester United---------5-------------11------------5---------21--
----Manchester City-----------9--------------8------------4----------21--



Oops, Slurgie and Sky talking sh*te again.


FA Premier League Only
Source: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.football-lineups.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.football-lineups.com</a>

What pisses me off is that these stats are probably available at the hacks fingertips on the internet, so why don#t they do a quick search for them during the conference and shove them down his throat?

Shithouses, the lot of them!

 

[Chippy_boy]

So, Slurgie reckons we get too many penalties then?

Sir Alex Ferguson says there would be a House of Commons inquiry if Manchester United got as many penalties as their "biggest threat" Manchester City.

The number of penalties City get at home has been the subject of debate for the past two years with them being awarded 21 since the start of 2010/11.

City have been awarded four in their past three games at the Etihad Stadium, two against Aston Villa and one each in the draws with Real Madrid and Everton.

And, ahead of United's trip to City on Sunday, Ferguson raised the issue as he admitted United's nearest neighbours are now their closest rivals.

"The number of penalty kicks they get - 21 in the last year or something like that," said Ferguson.

"If we got that number of penalty kicks there'd be an inquiry in the House of Commons. There'd be a protest."

"Liverpool and United games over the last 25 years have been unbelievable," said Ferguson.

"They've always been the most important games. It's shifted because at this moment Liverpool aren't challenging for the league like City are."

He added: "City are our biggest threat and we're their biggest threat, so that's changed.

"Their fortunes changed the minute Sheikh Mansour took over. We know the minute that happened it was going to be a different ball game altogether.

"But, as we have in the past, we have to accept their challenge like we did when Chelsea came along and when Arsenal overtook Liverpool in the early 90s. We have to do it again."

Trying everything, isn't he?

Let's take a look at the evidence, then:

--------------------------2010-11--------2011-12------2012-13-----TOTAL
----Manchester United---------5-------------11------------5---------21--
----Manchester City-----------9--------------8------------4----------21--



Oops, Slurgie and Sky talking sh*te again.


FA Premier League Only
Source: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.football-lineups.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.football-lineups.com</a>

What pisses me off is that these stats are probably available at the hacks fingertips on the internet, so why don#t they do a quick search for them during the conference and shove them down his throat?

Shithouses, the lot of them!

Because unlike our club - which is arguably too soft if you want my opinion - SAF would have them banned from future interviews.

 

[SWPISHOME]

It's nailed on that the Rags will get a penalty on Sunday against us after his comments today.

He said before the game at Anfield this season, 'United never get a penalty at Anfield'. (Liverpool got reduced to 10 men, And United got awarded a penalty for a dive.)

And the game before Chelsea he said 'We never get anything at Stamford Bridge'. (Chelsea got reduced to 9 men, And United got an offside goal.)