United thread 2012/13 (inc merged IPO thread)

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Merseyside Red said:
Why does it matter to you lads so much that they hate us more? :D it's not exactly a big deal, like.

Anyway: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.redcafe.net/f6/rivalry-matters-more-you-city-liverpool-364717/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.redcafe.net/f6/rivalry-matte ... ol-364717/</a> the majority there share Scholes' view. Hope we stuff 'em on Sunday of course.
Old money has always looked down its nose at new money. Move on a generation and they're inviting them round for dinner and laughing at their jokes.

You can't change human nature and in a few short years we will move from arriviste to the heart of the establishment with effortless ease.
 
Hate to say it but i can see the shite spanking the dippers on Sunday.
 
Merseyside Red said:
I'm not saying we are their biggest rivals in the mind of every United fan, but to the majority there is no doubt we are. I know a dozen or so Man Utd fans and they all hate us more than they do City. They despise Leeds as much as they do City in the case of a few.

Not that it matters in the grand scheme of things. Right now the two manc clubs are the best two teams in the country by a distance, and I won't deny I'm jealous and am desperate as fuck for us to get back up there some time in the relatively near future.

I'm happy City won the title last season, like. If we can help you out (as well as ourselves obviously haha) on Sunday then fantastic. Anything to stop them winning the title while we're a 'sleeping giant'. Don't want them to get too far ahead of us, like.

Suarez should have too much for Vidic if he plays, Vidic tends to stuggle with strikers of his ilk. Sturridge could be a factor, he's definitely a goal threat and we will need to be clinical. We bossed their midfield in September but the harsh Shelvey red card gave them a massive boost at an important moment. Even if we can control the midfield on Sunday it'll be difficult unless we take our chances. van Persie and Hernandez are probably the two most clinical strikers in the Premier League.

Scousers even write the word 'like' after every sentence?
 
The Manchester United game against Liverpool is still bigger than the Manchester United game against us.

The reason I say this is I was down in Devon last time they played and the Plymouth was like a ghost town as they divided themselves into their different plastic groups.

My stance is that in the Manchester region the derby is bigger but down in Devon, Ireland, Timbucktoo the plastics have their colours dyed.

Mind you to shoot a huge whole in my stance just simply reply 'What was the highest ever TV audience for an English league game and it was us against them when they couldn't even manage a shot on target :o)

My answer to any rag this year about the last derby is 'just imagine if your team had shown that comitment against us last season you'd be Champions, you must be gutted'. It gives them a whole lot to think about :o)
 
Re: Without RVP rags would be mid table

Arsenal. Helping league rivals win titles since...
 
Stoned Rose said:
Merseyside Red said:
I'm not saying we are their biggest rivals in the mind of every United fan, but to the majority there is no doubt we are. I know a dozen or so Man Utd fans and they all hate us more than they do City. They despise Leeds as much as they do City in the case of a few.

Not that it matters in the grand scheme of things. Right now the two manc clubs are the best two teams in the country by a distance, and I won't deny I'm jealous and am desperate as fuck for us to get back up there some time in the relatively near future.

I'm happy City won the title last season, like. If we can help you out (as well as ourselves obviously haha) on Sunday then fantastic. Anything to stop them winning the title while we're a 'sleeping giant'. Don't want them to get too far ahead of us, like.

Suarez should have too much for Vidic if he plays, Vidic tends to stuggle with strikers of his ilk. Sturridge could be a factor, he's definitely a goal threat and we will need to be clinical. We bossed their midfield in September but the harsh Shelvey red card gave them a massive boost at an important moment. Even if we can control the midfield on Sunday it'll be difficult unless we take our chances. van Persie and Hernandez are probably the two most clinical strikers in the Premier League.

Scousers even write the word 'like' after every sentence?

Hmmmmm ...<br /><br />-- Thu Jan 10, 2013 1:06 am --<br /><br />
Citysmith said:
The Manchester United game against Liverpool is still bigger than the Manchester United game against us.

The reason I say this is I was down in Devon last time they played and the Plymouth was like a ghost town as they divided themselves into their different plastic groups.

My stance is that in the Manchester region the derby is bigger but down in Devon, Ireland, Timbucktoo the plastics have their colours dyed.

Mind you to shoot a huge whole in my stance just simply reply 'What was the highest ever TV audience for an English league game and it was us against them when they couldn't even manage a shot on target :o)

My answer to any rag this year about the last derby is 'just imagine if your team had shown that comitment against us last season you'd be Champions, you must be gutted'. It gives them a whole lot to think about :o)


More than likely the Honk Kong and points easy plastics will drop away as Red Dippers drop away.. to be followed, at a more discrete pace by soutrhern plastics
 
Dom such is the nature of humans.

That's why been a Manchester City fan has always made us the ones who bucked the trend. We went against the grain, can you imagine in the late 90's on a holiday abroad how much easier it would be to say I follow Manchester United the Champions of Europe than to try to explain the sheer joy of beating Gillingham in the div 2 play off.

I know for a fact that I gained more joy that day (not seen again til QPR) than the majority of Man Yoo fans felt winning the highest honour of all. I support City because that's what I am a Manc, it's in the blood. When they were shit at least they were MY shit. The crack with THE LADS was as much as my reason for going not watching a team from a foriegn shore do better then their rival,

To be Mancs at the moment we are blessed :o) A certain type of person (the majority of the world) will cling to a bit of success to justify their reason for living.

I appreciate that it's not just a Manc thing some poeple from all corners far and wide backed an outside horse and went through the mill like us natives from Manchester before the takeover. (I always thought 'they' would be better). But to be a City fan pre-takeover (if that's a word) meant you didn't take the stance of the payground bully, you were an indivdual who counted.

To cut a long story short I've backed my local outside horse and am chuft as shit it's winning the Grand National/derby ling may it continue
 
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