Inter Me Nan
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You're my wife and I claim my £5.
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Revolution? French ? Revolting?
Gary Neville has got what he wanted because he has instigated all this over the last two weeks . I’m not saying the glaziers are right but they have backed every manager with millions but what happens if they sell and the Saudis with there devil oil money rock up ha . Neville has caused this today .
That's two games called off recently, one for the bomb scare and now this fiasco. I won't mention 1974 and the pitch invasion shame. Proper punishment needs handing down. Not a fine or a slap on the wrist
Questions need to be asked about the security and GMP. It was widely published there was going to be a protest but nobody thought to monitor the situation, seal off streets, get more police on the ground, maybe move teams to different hotels. An utter shambles by all concerned. Has Merseyside police now been put in charge of GMP?
Questions need to be asked about the security and GMP. It was widely published there was going to be a protest but nobody thought to monitor the situation, seal off streets, get more police on the ground, maybe move teams to different hotels. An utter shambles by all concerned. Has Merseyside police now been put in charge of GMP?
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Job done.
City celebrate in front of an empty stadium. Giving rags and dippers their gags.
abu13
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Now is the perfect time for the EPL to show it's teeth and remind the Rags just where they stand.
Regardless of anything else the protest was by Rag supporters against their club, regardless of if the protest was about the ownership or the Super league some points can't be overlooked.
1. The club knew in advance of the plans to protest.
2. The club knew in advance there would be efforts to get the game postponed.
3. Your fans were protesting about your ownership.
4. Your fans were protesting about your involvement in the inception of a Super league.
5. The fans somehow gained access to a secure stadium during a pandemic.
6. A club employee apparently helped them gain access.
7. The club failed to take suitable action to prevent any of this from happening.
Every one of these points is down to the Rags and nobody else, the game should be played tomorrow with no excuses.
Regardless of anything else the protest was by Rag supporters against their club, regardless of if the protest was about the ownership or the Super league some points can't be overlooked.
1. The club knew in advance of the plans to protest.
2. The club knew in advance there would be efforts to get the game postponed.
3. Your fans were protesting about your ownership.
4. Your fans were protesting about your involvement in the inception of a Super league.
5. The fans somehow gained access to a secure stadium during a pandemic.
6. A club employee apparently helped them gain access.
7. The club failed to take suitable action to prevent any of this from happening.
Every one of these points is down to the Rags and nobody else, the game should be played tomorrow with no excuses.
bluethrunthru
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fuck off rat boy read this scum
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
perhaps he meant Victorian grandfathers - being tight wads and handing out regular beatings to persons they felt were inferior to them?
Bournemouth Blue
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We have been robbed of our potential advantage on Tuesday. whatever the result of the postponed Man U Liverpool game, our mindset would have been different. No chance that the authorities will take that into account, but they certainly would have done so if it were our fans that invaded the Etihad.
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