United Thread - 2021/22

[Vienna_70]

In a couple of years they should remake the milk advert from the 80s. If you don't drink your milk you'll only be good enough to play for Man Utd!

Who?

Exactly!

 

[Sir peace frog]

Wasn't there supposed to be a protest today?

there is supposed to be a demonstration ? today of all days

 

[crazyg]

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From the left:
Time travelling permed scouser supporting his new favourite history club.
Extremely short MiB wanabee.
A young long haired Richard Osman realizes that he's made the wrong choice of team picked when he started watching football.

Or more well known by their real names:

Curly, Larry and Moe.

 

[KentBlue]

If they deserved a day off I'd be happy to give 'em one. Alas, they don't!

I'll never give them a day off. Never. It's a part of my DNA to loathe those bastards and I can't change that - even if I wanted to.
Those venomous remarks from the pisscan towards us have soured me forever, and I will never forget his contemptuous, sneering, hate-filled comments like 'small club, small mentality,' and of course, 'not in my lifetime.'
He, more than anyone else associated with that poisonous club, turned my dislike to intense hatred for the rags almost overnight. Even Paddy Crerand hasn't incurred my wrath as much as that odious, Glaswegian despot.

I long for the day when that noxious, malignant, semi-human being breathes his last. I swear to god the amount of jelly and ice cream I will feast upon will be visible from the International Space Station.

 

[Vienna_70]

UTD Podcast: Ben Thornley treasures George Best comparison

Manchester United Class of '92 star Ben Thornley said he was humbled to learn Nobby Stiles had compared him to George Best.

www.manutd.com

Ravel Morrison: how Manchester United's best talent since George Best lost his way

Ravel Morrison could beat any player on the pitch, but couldn't defeat his inner demons off it. Here's the story of his Manchester United career

www.gq-magazine.co.uk

Adnan Januzaj flair invokes the spirit of George Best at Manchester

Moyes gives the frail United youngster his league debut 50 years after legend’s first game

www.independent.co.uk

They embarrass themselves.

Another one that no one has mentioned, Carlton.

A product of their youth academy, and has never lived up to the hype surrounding him.

 

[Vienna_70]

I'll never give them a day off. Never. It's a part of my DNA to loathe those bastards and I can't change that - even if I wanted to.
Those venomous remarks from the pisscan towards us have soured me forever, and I will never forget his contemptuous, sneering, hate-filled comments like 'small club, small mentality,' and of course, 'not in my lifetime.'
He, more than anyone else associated with that poisonous club, turned my dislike to intense hatred for the rags almost overnight. Even Paddy Crerand hasn't incurred my wrath as much as that odious, Glaswegian despot.

I long for the day when that noxious, malignant, semi-human being breathes his last. I swear to god the amount of jelly and ice cream I will feast upon will be visible from the International Space Station.

Growing up, I always hated the rags, for obvious reasons.

But, like you, that hatred turned to absolutely detesting them after the pisscan took over and started spouting his vitriolic shit and his blatant lies.

Much of the crap he came out with was to belittle City, especially the "Littlewoods are our traditional rivals," which he only seemed to realise as the rags got within reach of the mourners' 18 titles.

However, he did inadvertently bring us a much-needed injection of publicity. After the famous "WELCOME TO MANCHESTER" poster went up, and he made his "Noisy Neighbours" comment, it brought the club the sort of worldwide attention that HRH and Khaldoun could only have dreamt of.

 

[malg]

Their disabled section is below the away section, and they already don’t cater for enough disabled supporters so can’t move it.

But I think United’s away section is probably the best view from any away section in the country. This “pitch-side” away fans thing isn’t a particularly good thing. You travel miles sometimes just to be provided with an awful view. There’s nothing worse than being stuck on Row A behind a goal like you are at so many grounds where you can’t even see the ball or even from the knees down of players up the other end of the pitch or the goal posts/nets are in the way of your view.

At least at Old Trafford you’re a bit further back and in the corner. That’s why so many sets of fans create a great a good atmosphere there as well because corners are always best for atmospheres.

the view for away fans at our gaff, in the lower section ain't great.

 

[Mikejl]

I'll never give them a day off. Never. It's a part of my DNA to loathe those bastards and I can't change that - even if I wanted to.
Those venomous remarks from the pisscan towards us have soured me forever, and I will never forget his contemptuous, sneering, hate-filled comments like 'small club, small mentality,' and of course, 'not in my lifetime.'
He, more than anyone else associated with that poisonous club, turned my dislike to intense hatred for the rags almost overnight. Even Paddy Crerand hasn't incurred my wrath as much as that odious, Glaswegian despot.

I long for the day when that noxious, malignant, semi-human being breathes his last. I swear to god the amount of jelly and ice cream I will feast upon will be visible from the International Space Station.

This - can’t wait until 2024 as it’s a leap year and I can hate them for a full extra day

 

[Blue_eyes]

Thick fucker can't even do simple arithmetic. If he was born in 1993 then he'll be approaching 30 now. They are so deluded they think time should stop for them.

To be fair, time did used to stop for them under fergie...........................if they werent winning at 90mins.

 

[give it to gordon]

Growing up, I always hated the rags, for obvious reasons.

But, like you, that hatred turned to absolutely detesting them after the pisscan took over and started spouting his vitriolic shit and his blatant lies.

Much of the crap he came out with was to belittle City, especially the "Littlewoods are our traditional rivals," which he only seemed to realise as the rags got within reach of the mourners' 18 titles.

However, he did inadvertently bring us a much-needed injection of publicity. After the famous "WELCOME TO MANCHESTER" poster went up, and he made his "Noisy Neighbours" comment, it brought the club the sort of worldwide attention that HRH and Khaldoun could only have dreamt of.

My dad was the same up until pisscan took over he disliked utd but it turned to pure hate and anger after.

But my dad would never talk badly about Munich air crash. He would tell us what it was like in Manchester in the aftermath. How the City became united in grief.

But my dad hated the way Ferguson talked about City, sometimes I was worrying my dad would have a heart attack. Dad had nothing but phase for Busby, even liked a few of their players lol always dislike Charlton but never said a bad word about out of respect for the air crash. Dad always preferred Jacky Charlton.
My dad hated the way Ferguson had split Manchester so much. The way Ferguson would bully refs, how Ferguson got away behaved, the way utd players would behave.

But dad would always remember the Munich air crash with dignity, and made sure we would as well.