Cambridgeblue
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city-till-i-cry said:
Never felt more like singing the blues... seeing City win, United lose - oh City, you've got me singing the blues!
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United beaten!!
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Never felt more like singing the blues... seeing City win, United lose - oh City, you've got me singing the blues!
nozzyblue
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Was hoping for us to end there unbeaten streak next week but the sooner the better i suppose. well played wolves!
Their winning mentality is gone now , they are beatable and now the thought of defeat has crept into their minds , it will happen alot more frequently. They were ordinary today , berbaflop and shrek didn't get a look and if a wolves defence can do that we can do it 5 times better . I am , after that game , up for next week more than ever , CTID
alera said:Espn are a disgrace though their commentators are so bias and insulting it's untrue.
My thoughts exactly !!! They need to crawl down from Fergies arse and be more evenhanded with their comments, I was going to turn their commentry off it was so one-sided!!!
Millwallawayveteran1988
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Ferdinand out too
Yes, while I can see why people are happy, I am slightly worried, if they'd stayed unbeaten, managed somehow to scrap it, we were going to go in against a tired but careless United team, now we'll be going in against a refreshed team with a point to prove as such after getting, no doubt, an earful of Fergie. So now they're wounded, and who best to take it out on? Our lovely selves.
We've a keeper who is off form, a defence that has been leaking goals left right and centre, and while it was great to win today, besides the fact that they lost 3 points, I think this was the worst possible timing. Now it could be that they loose themselves completely and aren't able to get back into that winning run but I don't see it, their manager is too good, their mentality is too good, and their players are too good. So while, for sentimental reasons it was nice to see, and I'm sure people will enjoy it at work on Monday, winding the neighbours up, they still have a game in hand, and like I said, their loss couldn't have any worse timing in my opinion.
We've a keeper who is off form, a defence that has been leaking goals left right and centre, and while it was great to win today, besides the fact that they lost 3 points, I think this was the worst possible timing. Now it could be that they loose themselves completely and aren't able to get back into that winning run but I don't see it, their manager is too good, their mentality is too good, and their players are too good. So while, for sentimental reasons it was nice to see, and I'm sure people will enjoy it at work on Monday, winding the neighbours up, they still have a game in hand, and like I said, their loss couldn't have any worse timing in my opinion.
Brendan110_0
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Rahart said:Yes, while I can see why people are happy, I am slightly worried, if they'd stayed unbeaten, managed somehow to scrap it, we were going to go in against a tired but careless United team, now we'll be going in against a refreshed team with a point to prove as such after getting, no doubt, an earful of Fergie. So now they're wounded, and who best to take it out on? Our lovely selves.
We've a keeper who is off form, a defence that has been leaking goals left right and centre, and while it was great to win today, besides the fact that they lost 3 points, I think this was the worst possible timing. Now it could be that they loose themselves completely and aren't able to get back into that winning run but I don't see it, their manager is too good, their mentality is too good, and their players are too good. So while, for sentimental reasons it was nice to see, and I'm sure people will enjoy it at work on Monday, winding the neighbours up, they still have a game in hand, and like I said, their loss couldn't have any worse timing in my opinion.
Jeez, I'm off to slit my wrists! Surprised you haven't by now with your look on the world lol.
bigbadbrad
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About fuckin time, if Blackpool would have got pen at 2 nil . . . .
ANYWAY, There next 7 games
12 Feb Man City H
19 Feb Crawley Town H
23 Feb Olympique de Marseille A
26 Feb Wigan A
01 Mar Chelsea A
06 Mar Liverpool A
15 Mar Olympique de Marseille H
We get a result next week were back in it !!!
ANYWAY, There next 7 games
12 Feb Man City H
19 Feb Crawley Town H
23 Feb Olympique de Marseille A
26 Feb Wigan A
01 Mar Chelsea A
06 Mar Liverpool A
15 Mar Olympique de Marseille H
We get a result next week were back in it !!!
bigbadbrad
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Rahart said:Yes, while I can see why people are happy, I am slightly worried, if they'd stayed unbeaten, managed somehow to scrap it, we were going to go in against a tired but careless United team, now we'll be going in against a refreshed team with a point to prove as such after getting, no doubt, an earful of Fergie. So now they're wounded, and who best to take it out on? Our lovely selves.
We've a keeper who is off form, a defence that has been leaking goals left right and centre, and while it was great to win today, besides the fact that they lost 3 points, I think this was the worst possible timing. Now it could be that they loose themselves completely and aren't able to get back into that winning run but I don't see it, their manager is too good, their mentality is too good, and their players are too good. So while, for sentimental reasons it was nice to see, and I'm sure people will enjoy it at work on Monday, winding the neighbours up, they still have a game in hand, and like I said, their loss couldn't have any worse timing in my opinion.
Go and have a pint for christ sake !