You've clearly never endured the monotone deliberations of Scholes and Owen, then? Even Ferdinand sounds like a cross between George Saunders and Michael Gambon in comparison.
Not exactly a job "in football", admittedly but there or thereabouts.
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Not exactly a job "in football", admittedly but there or thereabouts.
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I did say "succeed at".You've clearly never endured the monotone deliberations of Scholes and Owen, then? Even Ferdinand sounds like a cross between George Saunders and Michael Gambon in comparison.
Not exactly a job "in football", admittedly but there or thereabouts.
I have heard the objective deliberations of Gielgud and Branagh unfortunately.
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Bit of a guess, but possibly because he's as thick as pig shit and doesn't have the ability to justify any point he might make.It seems that everyday there's an ex-rag coming forward to blast TT: whether it be his tactics (or non-tactics), his baffling substitutions, his rigid 'filloshephee', or his Draconian training methods, you are guaranteed a former rodent somewhere giving his opinion.
If, as seems likely, the Welsh wanker is feeding the press then even the most ardent swamp-dweller will have to admit that the man is a fucking turncoat and should be hounded out of the game. If he has nothing to do with the press leaks then why doesn't he come forward and defend TT? Why won't he stand up and be counted. Tell everyone he's 100% behind the manager...blah, blah, blah. The usual spin. At least he could put on a front and say that all is hunky dorey in Ratland. But nope, he sits in the swamp dugout seemingly doing absolutely fuck all to earn his keep, and saying nothing when the knives are out in full for his boss.
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Don't know why but just thought of this:
Fantastic and thanks for the memory
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Yeah, Shearer called them out on that bullshit on MOTD, pointing out that Bournemouth had just as many injuries to key players. But the commentator still introduced them as "injury hit Manchester United." I made a mental note of it, because I was expecting the exact same introduction for us, but it never happened. Funny that...."Bournemouth beat an understrength man utd....."
Ed chamberlain, Monday night football.
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Chelski give Maureen the bullet can see the merri go round starting up with the scum binning Van Lunatic and Mr ego turning up at the swamp...
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Hahahahahahahaha....
Do you enjoy watching United games at the moment?
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/do-you-enjoy-watching-united-games-at-the-moment.411825/
Out of all these comments, There's a rarity post from someone who is a genuine Rag, who's watched them when they were shit and understands this game goes in cycles.
Yet a large chunk of replies indicate clearly that they are a predominantly Fairweather FanBase.
I have no doubt these lot will jump ship if the going gets tough.
I mean they are still in a european competition, still in the top half of the table - and many are spitting their dummies with remarks such as "i hate football now"
And "i don't even bother watching us play now"
Hahahahahahaha.
Yet they'll still mock empty seats in our stadium from the comfort of their sofas in California :/
Do you enjoy watching United games at the moment?
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/do-you-enjoy-watching-united-games-at-the-moment.411825/
Out of all these comments, There's a rarity post from someone who is a genuine Rag, who's watched them when they were shit and understands this game goes in cycles.
Yet a large chunk of replies indicate clearly that they are a predominantly Fairweather FanBase.
I have no doubt these lot will jump ship if the going gets tough.
I mean they are still in a european competition, still in the top half of the table - and many are spitting their dummies with remarks such as "i hate football now"
And "i don't even bother watching us play now"
Hahahahahahaha.
Yet they'll still mock empty seats in our stadium from the comfort of their sofas in California :/
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Manchester United forced to slash ticket prices for Europa League clash with Danish minnows Midtjylland
Manchester United's fall from grace in Europe was put into sharper focus on Monday when they were drawn against minnows Midtjylland in the Europa League and immediately slashed ticket prices for the second leg at Old Trafford in February.
Louis van Gaal’s side crashed out of the Champions League following last week’s defeat in Wolfsburg, which consigned them to the last 32 of Europe’s less glamorous competition.
United place the Europa League in the same category as the Capital One Cup, meaning there is a 25 per cent discount on ticket prices and season-ticket holders will not face sanctions if they choose not to purchase them.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3360270/Manchester-United-forced-slash-ticket-prices-Europa-League-clash-Danish-minnows-Midtjylland.html#ixzz3uNJzAJy6
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Manchester United's fall from grace in Europe was put into sharper focus on Monday when they were drawn against minnows Midtjylland in the Europa League and immediately slashed ticket prices for the second leg at Old Trafford in February.
Louis van Gaal’s side crashed out of the Champions League following last week’s defeat in Wolfsburg, which consigned them to the last 32 of Europe’s less glamorous competition.
United place the Europa League in the same category as the Capital One Cup, meaning there is a 25 per cent discount on ticket prices and season-ticket holders will not face sanctions if they choose not to purchase them.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-3360270/Manchester-United-forced-slash-ticket-prices-Europa-League-clash-Danish-minnows-Midtjylland.html#ixzz3uNJzAJy6
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