United thread 2013/14 (continued)

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Len Rum said:
Matty said:
prestonibbo_mcfc said:
Over inflated the market. You lot are cheeky fuckers. Who paid 30 million for Rio and how many years ago.

When United bought Andy Cole for £7m in 1995 that was a British transfer fee record.

When United bought Juan Sebastian Veron for £28.1m in 2001 that was a British transfer fee record.

When United bought Rio Ferdinand for £29.1m in 2002 that was a British transfer fee record.

City broke their own personal transfer record in 2002 by the way, we bought Jon Macken from Preston North End for the sum of £5m.

But yes, you're quite right, it's City who have inflated the transfer market......
Take your blue tinted specs off mate, City smashed the British transfer fee record when we paid £45,000 for Bobby Kennedy from Kilmarnock in 1961.

Sorry to burst your bubble Len me old mucker but I think you will find the transfer of Denis Law preceded that..........
After four years at Huddersfield, Manchester City signed him (in 1960) for a transfer fee of £55,000, setting a new British record. Law spent one year there before Torino bought him for £110,000, this time setting a new record fee for a transfer between an English and an Italian club.

So clearly we were destroying football records way back then.
 
paulchapo said:
sir baconface said:
paulchapo said:
It's piss poor but expected from them,although even by their standards it is pretty low.As for camel gob i would have preferred the German way,leave him in a room alone with a luger pistol and say,''I am sure you will do the honourable thing.''

I'd imagine he's been spitting, farting and generally undermining Moyes all season. Not that it bothers me but maybe it's karma.

I would say that was probably right,along with a fair few other senior players.Moyes never had a chance really.He was going into an ageing dressing room with big ego's that had just overachieved by winning the title.Fergiescum knew it which is why he was off sharpish,he knew he got lucky last season and wanted to go out a winner.

It was and is going to be a massive rebuilding job and now they have had such a disastrous season the new man can come in and do what he wants to get it right.Moyes was the fall guy to pave the way.

Moyes was most certainly the fall guy. They needed one for sure and 'the chosen one' was indeed chosen for that reason alone.
It's fairly obvious that the rags are now undertaking a serious 'clearing of the decks' before Mr Van Gaal rocks up.
Do all of the dirty work now before he signs and then nobody can say it was he who has shit on anyone or everyone as it was all done before he was in situ. A fairly standard business practice in most large organisations.
It must be like being in an Agatha Christie movie down at Carrington right now with everyone wondering 'who's next'? !!
I'm looking forward to big Louis telling the 'Class of 92' that they are surplus to requirements sometime very soon because i am absolutely certain that he will. The last thing he needs is that bunch of Ferguson's acolytes telling him every day 'Fergie didn't do it that way'. He'll get rid of them sharpish!
The fun is about to begin. Roll up! Roll up!
 
Blue Mist said:
Len Rum said:
Matty said:
When United bought Andy Cole for £7m in 1995 that was a British transfer fee record.

When United bought Juan Sebastian Veron for £28.1m in 2001 that was a British transfer fee record.

When United bought Rio Ferdinand for £29.1m in 2002 that was a British transfer fee record.

City broke their own personal transfer record in 2002 by the way, we bought Jon Macken from Preston North End for the sum of £5m.

But yes, you're quite right, it's City who have inflated the transfer market......
Take your blue tinted specs off mate, City smashed the British transfer fee record when we paid £45,000 for Bobby Kennedy from Kilmarnock in 1961.

Sorry to burst your bubble Len me old mucker but I think you will find the transfer of Denis Law preceded that..........
After four years at Huddersfield, Manchester City signed him (in 1960) for a transfer fee of £55,000, setting a new British record. Law spent one year there before Torino bought him for £110,000, this time setting a new record fee for a transfer between an English and an Italian club.

So clearly we were destroying football records way back then.
Forgot about the lawman. You're right , we were ruining football even in those good old days!
 
DMARINO said:
manimanc said:
Aren`t we getting rammed down our throats that you lot have $$$$$$$ to spend next season?
Isn`t rooney on the biggest $$ contract in English football?
you WAS the biggest and most successful team in England

You are trolling surely. The only reason we have to spend so much money is because yourselves & Chelsea have massively over inflated the transfer market. You seem to forget that it wasn't so long ago that you lot were trying to tap Rooney up. After sending you packing we then had Chelsea making a move.

I think you will find that we still have 20 league titles which is 2 more than our nearest challengers & 16 more than you. You are still merely blips on our radar , as they say, come back when you've won 21.
Ha ha what a fuckin clueless tit,come back when you've shaken off your new found obsession and wankness .
 
Rags Parade ... Pic

Anyone recall those pics of the rag's parade which was pitifully empty? Anyone have them, or links to them ..... in the middle of giving a swamp dweller grief ...

Cheers
 
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MCFCTrick said:
Anyone recall those pics of the rag's parade which was pitifully empty? Anyone have them, or links to them ..... in the middle of giving a swamp dweller grief ...

Cheers
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qipZOyiHato[/youtube]
 
I see they are after Shaw 27m (that is probably another transfer record for an under 21 year old full back), but hey, they have earned their own money and he is english and in a year or two everyone will think they produced him organically and no they are not trying to buy the title they are obviously content with 7th place and mid table mediocrity.
 
DMARINO said:
manimanc said:
Aren`t we getting rammed down our throats that you lot have $$$$$$$ to spend next season?
Isn`t rooney on the biggest $$ contract in English football?
you WAS the biggest and most successful team in England

You are trolling surely. The only reason we have to spend so much money is because yourselves & Chelsea have massively over inflated the transfer market. You seem to forget that it wasn't so long ago that you lot were trying to tap Rooney up. After sending you packing we then had Chelsea making a move.

I think you will find that we still have 20 league titles which is 2 more than our nearest challengers & 16 more than you. You are still merely blips on our radar , as they say, come back when you've won 21.


Yet another clueless football fan. What an embarrassing statement to make about money, united have been smashing transfer records for years. You've currently got a bigger record transfer fee than us. To be successful in football, you have to have an investment of some sort. Liverpool, united, arsenal, Blackburn, Chelsea and city. All clubs who had investment to win trophies. City and Chelsea did it on a bigger scale due to united inflated the market, so you can fuck off blaming us. Clueless.
 
Len Rum said:
Matty said:
prestonibbo_mcfc said:
Over inflated the market. You lot are cheeky fuckers. Who paid 30 million for Rio and how many years ago.

When United bought Andy Cole for £7m in 1995 that was a British transfer fee record.

When United bought Juan Sebastian Veron for £28.1m in 2001 that was a British transfer fee record.

The point is, we are NOT the ones moaning about teams over inflating the market.
A certain no nowt rag started this debate with his whinging.
When United bought Rio Ferdinand for £29.1m in 2002 that was a British transfer fee record.

City broke their own personal transfer record in 2002 by the way, we bought Jon Macken from Preston North End for the sum of £5m.

But yes, you're quite right, it's City who have inflated the transfer market......
Take your blue tinted specs off mate, City smashed the British transfer fee record when we paid £45,000 for Bobby Kennedy from Kilmarnock in 1961.
 
Manchester_lalala said:
DMARINO said:
manimanc said:
Aren`t we getting rammed down our throats that you lot have $$$$$$$ to spend next season?
Isn`t rooney on the biggest $$ contract in English football?
you WAS the biggest and most successful team in England

You are trolling surely. The only reason we have to spend so much money is because yourselves & Chelsea have massively over inflated the transfer market. You seem to forget that it wasn't so long ago that you lot were trying to tap Rooney up. After sending you packing we then had Chelsea making a move.

I think you will find that we still have 20 league titles which is 2 more than our nearest challengers & 16 more than you. You are still merely blips on our radar , as they say, come back when you've won 21.


Yet another clueless football fan. What an embarrassing statement to make about money, united have been smashing transfer records for years. You've currently got a bigger record transfer fee than us. To be successful in football, you have to have an investment of some sort. Liverpool, united, arsenal, Blackburn, Chelsea and city. All clubs who had investment to win trophies. City and Chelsea did it on a bigger scale due to united inflated the market, so you can fuck off blaming us. Clueless.

Not to mention that it was Rooney who made contact with us, just so he could fuck the rags over for another big pay rise.
 
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