United Thread - 2023/24

[Gazza]

No, you were posting lies on a forum as if you were in some sort of authority on tv licensing.
Got called out and wet your pants in a huffy fit.

I originally informed them I didn't need a license - they accepted this - two years later I received a form stating I had to declare again as two years had elapsed - I filled in the form, sent it back and now they leave me alone (for two years?) - simples, no lies, that's what happened.

 

[waspish]

Theyve announced that there will be an announcement about Greenwood shortly - ie they’re going to throw any visage of morality out the window and bring him back because they desperately need him.

They said it be the rags choice not Ten bob!? But it be Ten Bob who will pick him for the 25 man squad wont it? Media wont say a bad word about it though you can bet!

 

[Kippax77]

They did get something out of the game ffs.…..they got to help city make history.

ungrateful cunts

Forever etched in history.
A little bit like your username

 

[manimanc]

This disingenuous ****. Beat us once courtesy of bent officiating

Fuck me please don't tell me egghead has got a cigar on already?

Oh deary deary me.

 

[Vienna_70]

He also said our goals were soft in the FA Cup Final and that they had enough chances to get something out of the game.
The prick must still be smoking some of Amsterdam's finest

If he thinks those two goals were "soft", he has no business managing a so-called football club.

More bullshit emanating from rag central. It didn’t take him long.

 

[Kippax77]

If he thinks those two goals were "soft", he has no business managing a so-called football club.

More bullshit emanating from rag central. It didn’t take him long.

Think he was blaming their ex bestest keeper in the world.
He should be happier now that they've replaced him with the very bestest number 1 in the world (well thats what the little Raggys in work tell me).

 

[Vienna_70]

But they did match us man for man in the FA cup final......;)

In that both teams had 11 players on the pitch?

Actually, scrap that; the rags had 12, and one on each sideline.

 

[malg]

It's three years for me, watch out though because you have to fill in and return the 'no licence needed' form every two years to stay on the right side of the law.
Apparently it's the only law where you have to keep telling them that you're not intending to break.

Do you read the BBC news website, or have the BBC sport app? Do you need a licence for that content?

 

[Bez]

Is the new shirt sponsorship deal for 900m over 10 years between United and Adidas fair value? I am assuming the media/PL and UEFA are not asking this question.

 

[Grassland Blue]

This picture was taken in New Jersey, last week. I counted 20 adidas shirts in that one image. If you work for adidas, those people are like 100 dollar bills. They may be rubbish on the pitch, but they are still a cash cow off it.

Not counting 2nd/3rd strips.