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United Thread 2014/15
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dennishasdoneit
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Re: The Dog & Duck Pub Team (aka United) Thread 2014/15
DisturbingPrestwich_Blue said:We were having this discussion at the match yesterday. The problem is (from the ref's point of view) is that if you declare yourself as a rag then you won't only not be reffing their games but also ours & Liverpool's as well. And maybe even any game involving a title contender, due to the fact that there shouldn't be a conflict of interest. And if you can't referee those games then how are you going to get noticed and advance your career?Exeter Blue I am here said:Gray said:We have had some shocking decisions from that buffoon, a self confessed Scum fan from Bolton.
Trouble is the bastard passes himself as a Bolton fan with the FA, which (disgracefully) then allows him to take charge of both United and City games. Same goes for that other rag Anthony Taylor, who pretends to support Altrincham
The problem is with the FA County Associations. Merseyside has just one, so Chris Foy lives in St Helens and is a member of the Merseyside FA. Yet Taylor lives in a Manchester suburb and is a member of the Cheshire FA while Mason lives in Bolton and is a member of the Lancashire FA. That means both can referee games involving us and the rags. It's utter nonsense.
Mike Dean lives on the Wirral, which most would see as part of Merseyside, and is a member of the cheshire FA. However I believe he has voluntarily ruled himself out of Liverpool/Everton games. Be nice to see Mason & Taylor do the same for City/United games.
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Re: The Dog & Duck Pub Team (aka United) Thread 2014/15
Any spin will do.
Any dream will do.
1 million euros will do,Paid straight into my bank account after real zaragoza final whistle,dont say owt...OOPS!!!!
it wasnt me, i did not dream. i could never throw match,i play at theatre of grannyshagger/fuckmybrotherswife.com.
leave me alone! home alone.
blue cigar said:Super redz earn point at villa to close the gap to city by one point.....
They've gone from 6 wins in a row to 7 unbeaten...next week it will be one defeat in 8...
Any spin will do.
Any dream will do.
1 million euros will do,Paid straight into my bank account after real zaragoza final whistle,dont say owt...OOPS!!!!
it wasnt me, i did not dream. i could never throw match,i play at theatre of grannyshagger/fuckmybrotherswife.com.
leave me alone! home alone.
City fans - would you actually like to see United fold?
So, with United becoming less of a force in recent seasons (to be ridiculously polite), i've been thinking about this for a while now; would I, as a Blue, like/want to see MUFC go out of business?
my answer has to be no i'm afraid.
There were rumours at the season's kick off that another year out of the Champs League would see major sponsors at the Swamp get jittery and begin to pull out. There would probably still be huge amounts of cash at the club to attempt to rescue the situation but if there were 3, even 4 seasons, without the CL, you'd have to think their whole model would begin to collapse, top funders would lose interest.
So, i for one would love to see them suffer for a few years more - even a little stint in the 2nd and 3rd tiers would be welcome - but would i want to see them go out of business? no, sorry i wouldnt, there's a lot to be said about rivalries.
So, with United becoming less of a force in recent seasons (to be ridiculously polite), i've been thinking about this for a while now; would I, as a Blue, like/want to see MUFC go out of business?
my answer has to be no i'm afraid.
There were rumours at the season's kick off that another year out of the Champs League would see major sponsors at the Swamp get jittery and begin to pull out. There would probably still be huge amounts of cash at the club to attempt to rescue the situation but if there were 3, even 4 seasons, without the CL, you'd have to think their whole model would begin to collapse, top funders would lose interest.
So, i for one would love to see them suffer for a few years more - even a little stint in the 2nd and 3rd tiers would be welcome - but would i want to see them go out of business? no, sorry i wouldnt, there's a lot to be said about rivalries.
Champions2012!
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Re: City fans - would you actually like to see United fold?
would love it
would love it
bluevengence
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Re: City fans - would you actually like to see United fold?
If you mean the Dog And Duck then it`s a yes from me
If you mean the Dog And Duck then it`s a yes from me
Neville Kneville
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Re: City fans - would you actually like to see United fold?
Not arsed .
Not arsed .
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Re: City fans - would you actually like to see United fold?
Green and Gold until they fold
Green and Gold until they fold
squirtyflower
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Re: City fans - would you actually like to see United fold?
+1Champions2012! said:would love it
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