United thread 2017/18

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Did I just see on BBC News that the latest arrest of an ISIS attacker planning a terrorist attack on Christmas day at pier 39 San Francisco was wearing a top with a United Badge?

They do seem to attract a large number of nutters, don't they.

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Leveblue said:
Did I just see on BBC News that the latest arrest of an ISIS attacker planning a terrorist attack on Christmas day at pier 39 San Francisco was wearing a top with a United Badge?

They do seem to attract a large number of nutters, don't they.

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Having said that I did see an episode of Fake Britain earlier in the week and a lad selling fake goods was arrested in a dawn raid on his home. They let him get dressed and he came down wearing a City shirt !
 
There will always be conspiracy theorists about doping.
There were a few on here when Leicester won the title despite the fact that all the statistics suggested that they were doing less running than most.
 
These drugs that Pep must have been giving out players must be good stuff. Positive effects such as

  • Not aimlessly punting the ball as far down the pitch to the big lump.
  • Actually going past the half way line.
  • Shooting at the mysterious white metal framework at the end of the pitch
  • Not being turned over by championship level sides
  • Being reliant on Fellani to get them out of a hole.
City must be top of the league by some distance, last week it was our evil owners, this week it’s drugs. Why not ask more of your owners raggys as to why you are the only real prospect of a trophy is the fa cup and it’s only December?
 
Cityfan said:
There will always be conspiracy theorists about doping.
There were a few on here when Leicester won the title despite the fact that all the statistics suggested that they were doing less running than most.
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It was based on a front page report by the Sunday Times Insight team based on their research into the manager and some back room staff, hardly a few jealous posters on Bluemoon
 
Cityfan said:
There will always be conspiracy theorists about doping.
There were a few on here when Leicester won the title despite the fact that all the statistics suggested that they were doing less running than most.
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Mostly just kept that up to annoy the rag turned Leicester fan. It was more a case of them having a similar start to Burnley this season that the referees then decided to support by ignoring the royal rumble tactics in their box and handing Vardy penalties every game.
 
feedmpenzaandhewillscore said:
These drugs that Pep must have been giving out players must be good stuff. Positive effects such as

  • Not aimlessly punting the ball as far down the pitch to the big lump.
  • Actually going past the half way line.
  • Shooting at the mysterious white metal framework at the end of the pitch
  • Not being turned over by championship level sides
  • Being reliant on Fellani to get them out of a hole.
City must be top of the league by some distance, last week it was our evil owners, this week it’s drugs. Why not ask more of your owners raggys as to why you are the only real prospect of a trophy is the fa cup and it’s only December?
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No worries, next week we'll be responsible for global warming and shrinking chocolate bars.
 
squirtyflower said:
It was based on a front page report by the Sunday Times Insight team based on their research into the manager and some back room staff, hardly a few jealous posters on Bluemoon
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The papers story was directed at a doctor who boasted of numerous clients, one of whom played for Leicester from memory, there was certainly no suggestion that he was a significant figure at Leicester
 
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