United thread 2020/21

[Blueboy73]

Banged to rights

Just waiting for Sly Sports to play this on a continuous loop every hour

 

[Kippax77]

Just waiting for Sly Sports to play this on a continuous loop every hour

You're more likely to hear an interview with Ole, about ushiteds title charge on sly tomorrow at the same time as the Queens speech

 

[dickie davies]

I for one don't doubt his intentions are made with good faith. However, now that Ashton and the rags PR team have hijacked the crusade cheered on by the impartial bbc sports department the matter leaves a foul taste in the mouth. The same impartial bbc should take their collective tongue from between the rags arse cheeks and start championing the people who volunteer regularly supporting good causes in their communities.

Like this guy
A proper hero

Teacher walks hundreds of miles to hand-deliver 7,500 school meals to his hungry students

Zane Powles, assistant headteacher at Western Primary School in Grimsby, said he has been 'inundated with support' during the pandemic

www.google.com

 

[1.618034]

I see someone has been digging up some old tweets from Maguire...

Harry Maguire, a sniper's dream.

 

[mat]

Good to see his holiness still reminds us of this fact in his Christmas day speech.

 

[manclad]

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Good to see his holiness still reminds us of this fact in his Christmas day speech.

And The Blues go marching on,
And on and on and on!!!!!

 

[Bluesince1979]

Shower of shite

 

[Vienna_70]

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Good to see his holiness still reminds us of this fact in his Christmas day speech.

I believe he'd already asked them to remove themselves from his presence.

;-)

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Some impartiality from Sky last few days talking up United’s title challenge if they beat Leicester. Why aren’t they covering that angle from the Leicester side of things? If they beat the rags can they be contenders? You know a team that costs a lot less than United’s, also they have actually won a league title in the last half a decade which the rags have never been in contention for since 2013?

 

[KentBlue]

Some impartiality from Sky last few days talking up United’s title challenge if they beat Leicester. Why aren’t they covering that angle from the Leicester side of things? If they beat the rags can they be contenders? You know a team that costs a lot less than United’s, also they have actually won a league title in the last half a decade which the rags have never been in contention for since 2013?

'Impartiality' and 'Sky' in the same sentence, it does not compute. It's like seeing the words 'Liverpudlian' and 'work' together...nope, doesn't go.

I don't have Sly Sports but thankfully the BBC are showing Villa's game today, so that'll do me.