citytill1die84
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Better than Foden lol
United Thread - 2023/24
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Better than Foden lol
Rag Kool Aid.
Franny 1234
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Chelsea,Spurs,Villa,Dippers,Arsenal,Newcastle,and possibly West Ham along with the CHAMPIONS will finish above them nineth place finish and FA cup runners up. Not quite knocking us off our perch.
THE CITY IS BLUE CTID
THE CITY IS BLUE CTID
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I'm also hoping for a Coventry win as I can't see the FA allowing us to beat the rags again if we get through.
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Like the four or five we messed up against them at Wembley last season. I was hoping we'd embarrass them again.
The Rags have turned on the Forest fan.
As a lifelong supporter of Manchester United, I have witnessed the unity and camaraderie that once defined our fanbase gradually erode into division and toxicity. Much of this negativity can be attributed to The United Stand, a YouTube channel that has gained notoriety for its abusive remarks towards our players. This toxic behavior is not only damaging to the morale of our players but also fosters an environment of hostility within the fan community.
The channel's host, Mark Goldbridge, has profited immensely from promoting this division among fans. He's never given anything positive back to the club. It is important to remember that football is more than just a game or business; it's about respect and sportsmanship both on and off the field. Mark posses neither.
Manchester United has always stood against abuse in all its forms. It is time we extend this stance by cutting ties with platforms like The United Stand which promote such behavior. By revoking their press credentials, we send a clear message that abuse towards players will not be tolerated.
Furthermore, we urge Manchester United to condemn publicly any form of toxicity within its fanbase and foster an atmosphere where constructive criticism replaces mindless abuse. Fans want a positive approach towards players and the club - let us strive for unity rather than division.
Join us in calling upon Manchester United to take action against toxicity by revoking The United Stand's press credentials. Sign this petition today!
As a lifelong supporter of Manchester United, I have witnessed the unity and camaraderie that once defined our fanbase gradually erode into division and toxicity. Much of this negativity can be attributed to The United Stand, a YouTube channel that has gained notoriety for its abusive remarks towards our players. This toxic behavior is not only damaging to the morale of our players but also fosters an environment of hostility within the fan community.
The channel's host, Mark Goldbridge, has profited immensely from promoting this division among fans. He's never given anything positive back to the club. It is important to remember that football is more than just a game or business; it's about respect and sportsmanship both on and off the field. Mark posses neither.
Manchester United has always stood against abuse in all its forms. It is time we extend this stance by cutting ties with platforms like The United Stand which promote such behavior. By revoking their press credentials, we send a clear message that abuse towards players will not be tolerated.
Furthermore, we urge Manchester United to condemn publicly any form of toxicity within its fanbase and foster an atmosphere where constructive criticism replaces mindless abuse. Fans want a positive approach towards players and the club - let us strive for unity rather than division.
Join us in calling upon Manchester United to take action against toxicity by revoking The United Stand's press credentials. Sign this petition today!
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Twatwell on standby for that final.
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The Rags have turned on the Forest fan.
As a lifelong supporter of Manchester United, I have witnessed the unity and camaraderie that once defined our fanbase gradually erode into division and toxicity. Much of this negativity can be attributed to The United Stand, a YouTube channel that has gained notoriety for its abusive remarks towards our players. This toxic behavior is not only damaging to the morale of our players but also fosters an environment of hostility within the fan community.
The channel's host, Mark Goldbridge, has profited immensely from promoting this division among fans. He's never given anything positive back to the club. It is important to remember that football is more than just a game or business; it's about respect and sportsmanship both on and off the field. Mark posses neither.
Manchester United has always stood against abuse in all its forms. It is time we extend this stance by cutting ties with platforms like The United Stand which promote such behavior. By revoking their press credentials, we send a clear message that abuse towards players will not be tolerated.
Furthermore, we urge Manchester United to condemn publicly any form of toxicity within its fanbase and foster an atmosphere where constructive criticism replaces mindless abuse. Fans want a positive approach towards players and the club - let us strive for unity rather than division.
Join us in calling upon Manchester United to take action against toxicity by revoking The United Stand's press credentials. Sign this petition today!
"If you play with feathers expect to get your arse tickled..."
I wonder if Sir Jim will have a word?
Zubrman
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Whilst walking through London Victoria Station yesterday, I saw a young teenage lad clad in the garish mess of the current rags home shirt.
I smirked pityingly at him and, noticing my hat, he nudged his girlfriend, saying, "Look, a City fan."
"Not a good time to be a utd fan," he said to me as I passed him.
"It never is," I replied, without looking back.
I smirked pityingly at him and, noticing my hat, he nudged his girlfriend, saying, "Look, a City fan."
"Not a good time to be a utd fan," he said to me as I passed him.
"It never is," I replied, without looking back.
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