gordondaviesmoustache
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They're getting desperate in the rag cafe thread: a guy from India has pulled out the 'romance' card.
Haha, that's how they sell themselves. Let's just hope we get our parcel at the end of the season for us to see them crack upThey're getting desperate in the rag cafe thread: a guy from India has pulled out the 'romance' card.
They're getting desperate in the rag cafe thread: a guy from India has pulled out the 'romance' card.
In fairness the club does resemble an old Dame Barbara Cartland book that's been in the attic for thirty years. Lots of mass appeal, but lacking in substance, no longer relevant and looking a bit dog-eared.Haha, that's how they sell themselves. Let's just hope we get our parcel at the end of the season for us to see them crack up
Manchester United have already shown they have some top talent in their academy this season - and there is even more to come.
Paul McGuinness has just overseen the tenth consecutive league defeat for the Under-18s, but believes the struggles of that team are an unfortunate result of more significant successes they have had.
In fairness the club does resemble an old Dame Barbara Cartland book that's been in the attic for thirty years. Lots of mass appeal, but lacking in substance, no longer relevant and looking a bit dog-eared.
Be my guest.While we/you're on books, would you object to a little plagarism? I would like to adopt this analogy as my own! Excellent btw.
After all the bad news coming form their academy this week, I guess it was time they trotted out a PR piece in the MUEN:
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...chester-united-academy-very-exciting-10771436
In fairness the club does resemble an old Dame Barbara Cartland book that's been in the attic for thirty years. Lots of mass appeal, but lacking in substance, no longer relevant and looking a bit dog-eared.