United thread 2020/21

[Bluesince1979]

Your better off not getting into it with them for your own sake you'll only annoy yourself and they ain't worth the shit on your shoe.

My thoughts exactly. Never win against liars or lunatics

 

[ancoats]

Anyone else uncomfortable with them posting shit like this? No shame

what a fuck load of shit ? pulling a fast one again using munich as level of respect
them fuckers kicked out players and wife's/kids from there homes because that could not play again

they truly make me sick

 

[Protein Junkie]

"this apology was brought to you by chevrolet"

That is so fecking funny - brilliant in fact :-)

 

[ancoats]

Anyone else uncomfortable with them posting shit like this? No shame

yeah right show some respect
what a club truly making money of the back of dead players
and the ones that could not play again was shafted and left with nothing

Jackie Blanchflower, the Northern Ireland defender, was the first to suffer from United’s ill treatment. When it became clear to the club that Blanchflower would never play football again, the club soon cut ties with the man from Belfast. First they withdrew his taxi rights, a crippling blow for a man who struggled to walk after Munich.

Next, Blanchflower was evicted from his club accommodation despite his wife being heavily pregnant at the time. The Reds were quick to cut away those players who were no longer of use. Blanchflower wasn’t the only victim of such ill-treatment either. The Reds withdrew rented accommodation for all the survivors who couldn’t play football again.

Johnny Berry was evicted from his club house and was later fired by United through a letter. Albert Scanlon, another survivor badly affected by the disaster played with United for a short time in the aftermath of Munich before being transferred to Newcastle. Busby allegedly told Scanlon that if he ever fell on hard times Busby would help him out. When Scanlon did turn to Busby, his pleas seemingly fell on deaf ears. Anger at Scanlon’s treatment still affects Albert’s family.

Manchester United & Munich '58 - Forgetting the Past?

Conor Heffernan discusses the ill-treatment of Manchester United towards survivors of the Munich Air Disaster in the years that followed the tragedy.

punditarena.com

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

They use Munich as an excuse for everything it's horrible, Trying to take advantage of the dead to get what they want.
Do they also not realise that their horrible **** of a club treated the players family like shit during that time...Genuinely wouldn't think they know anything about the story. Fucking rats.

Shameless fucking cesspit of a club who know absolutely nothing about decency or humility.

 

[ancoats]

Shameless fucking cesspit of a club who know absolutely nothing about decency or humility.

the media lap it up ? its a show united and munich 50 odd years later
its still a untold story and should be highlighted as much as possible when they hide behind the truth

the flowers of manchester ? your club disgraced the rest of the injured that could not play anymore
all hidden behind the 8 players that died R.I.P ? i bet them 8 players would have been tread the same if they survived and could not play again the club are shameless

 

[horlock_was_super]

The Fletcher chap who played for them. Darren,was it? Apparently his name is in the hat.

Norman Stanley might be a better bet

 

[horlock_was_super]

Anyone else uncomfortable with them posting shit like this? No shame

That’s full scouse

 

[Protein Junkie]

The Fletcher chap who played for them. Darren,was it? Apparently his name is in the hat.

Name in the hat and his arse in the bog.

 

[Blue Mist]

Wonder who they’ll get to replace Edwood? Glazers need another lapdog

Well I'm available, I would love nothing more than to get paid fucking the rags over.