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Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by stEVErythings Gone Green> You cant argue with the facts-united rock!> > And if you wanna start a fight about it...> I have every Star Wars figure EVER & they`ll kick your ass!:D
Please tell me you're not a scouser who supports United?!
Fuck Off! My dad moved us over to the wirral years back to work at Vauxhalls.
I've heard it all now, if that is the case.. .
Originally posted by Hank Wiseass© My mates brother does, though he's not a big football fan at all. There was a Manc in our school, used to wear an MUFC coat to school and get battered every other day.
With an avatar like yours,you must be looking forward to topping the league in season 05/06 (first that is)
Funny how some people who like to give the impression they hate/despise or plain dont care about Manchester United seem to feel the need to go to great pains to vent their feelings against a club and their supporters they insist that they dont give a toss about!
Originally posted by DoN Funny how some people who like to give the impression they hate/despise or plain dont care about Manchester United seem to feel the need to go to great pains to vent their feelings against a club and their supporters they insist that they dont give a toss about!
They are an evil force in football, Don.
Sooner you lot are franchised off and relocated to your true homeland - Thailand, probably - the better!
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by DoN> Funny how some people who like to give the impression they hate/despise or plain dont care about Manchester United seem to feel the need to go to great pains to vent their feelings against a club and their supporters they insist that they dont give a toss about!
They are an evil force in football, Don.
Sooner you lot are franchised off and relocated to your true homeland - Thailand, probably - the better!
Al i thought more of you than that! What antagonised you to the extent that you felt commpelled enough to feel you had to reply with such a steretypical reply? ;)
Originally posted by Low-Life As opposed to the likes of Arsenil, who are just evil ?
No there just arseholes!!
Originally posted by DoN > Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by DoN> Funny how some people who like to give the impression they hate/despise or plain dont care about Manchester United seem to feel the need to go to great pains to vent their feelings against a club and their supporters they insist that they dont give a toss about!
They are an evil force in football, Don.
Sooner you lot are franchised off and relocated to your true homeland - Thailand, probably - the better!
Al i thought more of you than that! What antagonised you to the extent that you felt commpelled enough to feel you had to reply with such a steretypical reply? ;)
I believe it was actually Ruud Van Horseface who stated in last week's Mail on Sunday (me folks read it) that Manchester United's most fanatical supporters live in the Far East.
Blame him!
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by DoN> > > > Originally posted by Al Jarvis> > Originally posted by DoN> Funny how some people who like to give the impression they hate/despise or plain dont care about Manchester United seem to feel the need to go to great pains to vent their feelings against a club and their supporters they insist that they dont give a toss about!
They are an evil force in football, Don.
Sooner you lot are franchised off and relocated to your true homeland - Thailand, probably - the better!
Al i thought more of you than that! What antagonised you to the extent that you felt commpelled enough to feel you had to reply with such a steretypical reply? ;)
I believe it was actually Ruud Van Horseface who stated in last week's Mail on Sunday (me folks read it) that Manchester United's most fanatical supporters live in the Far East.
Blame him!
Who cares where they live... it just makes the word "united" mean even more when you can unite people from differing cultures/religons from all corners of the earth to a common supportive cause. :)
Originally posted by DoN > Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by DoN> > > > Originally posted by Al Jarvis> > Originally posted by DoN> Funny how some people who like to give the impression they hate/despise or plain dont care about Manchester United seem to feel the need to go to great pains to vent their feelings against a club and their supporters they insist that they dont give a toss about!
They are an evil force in football, Don.
Sooner you lot are franchised off and relocated to your true homeland - Thailand, probably - the better!
Al i thought more of you than that! What antagonised you to the extent that you felt commpelled enough to feel you had to reply with such a steretypical reply? ;)
I believe it was actually Ruud Van Horseface who stated in last week's Mail on Sunday (me folks read it) that Manchester United's most fanatical supporters live in the Far East.
Blame him!
Who cares where they live... it just makes the word "united" mean even more when you can unite people from differing cultures/religons from all corners of the earth to a common supportive cause. :)
I was wondering then, Don. Which country do you support at International level ... and why?
Gary Neville pounding the ground, in a fit of pique, after not getting a penalty for a blatant dive, kind of sums them up. Even Everton fans have turned against you, they may even start trying to win their games against you soon:D
Me I make no bones about having hated them since the days of Jordan, Macelroy and McQueen.
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by DoN> > > > Originally posted by Al Jarvis> > Originally posted by DoN> > > > Originally posted by Al Jarvis> > Originally posted by DoN> Funny how some people who like to give the impression they hate/despise or plain dont care about Manchester United seem to feel the need to go to great pains to vent their feelings against a club and their supporters they insist that they dont give a toss about!
They are an evil force in football, Don.
Sooner you lot are franchised off and relocated to your true homeland - Thailand, probably - the better!
Al i thought more of you than that! What antagonised you to the extent that you felt commpelled enough to feel you had to reply with such a steretypical reply? ;)
I believe it was actually Ruud Van Horseface who stated in last week's Mail on Sunday (me folks read it) that Manchester United's most fanatical supporters live in the Far East.
Blame him!
Who cares where they live... it just makes the word "united" mean even more when you can unite people from differing cultures/religons from all corners of the earth to a common supportive cause. :)
I was wondering then, Don. Which country do you support at International level ... and why?
You miss the point... Its not about trying to make me contradict myself, its about having something in common with people from different countries/races/religion because you support the same team and therefore have a common ground in which to interact when you wouldnt necessarily otherwise.
We unite on the basis of what we have in common :)
Originally posted by DoN We unite on the basis of what we have in common
What, that none of you come from Manchester?! 
Fcuk me, I don't come from Newcastle. But I don't see it as a valid reason to go out and support the Mags!
Originally posted by Hank Wiseass© Gary Neville pounding the ground, in a fit of pique, after not getting a penalty for a blatant dive, kind of sums them up. Even Everton fans have turned against you, they may even start trying to win their games against you soon:DMe I make no bones about having hated them since the days of Jordan, Macelroy and McQueen.
It was only a dive from the one angle though - another camera showed contact was made and it probably should have been given. Fair play to Neville for a) nutting Macca b) saying he'd do it again if Macca got near enough !
Either way, their decline is just around the corner now Ferguson is no longer in a position to buy the title.
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by DoN> We unite on the basis of what we have in common
What, that none of you come from Manchester?!
Fcuk me, I don't come from Newcastle. But I don't see it as a valid reason to go out and support the Mags!
Does anyone know where the theory that United have no fans in Manchester started? They've had support worldwide for decades, but in the last few years this seems to translate as none in Manchester. During the 80's having fans from all over was regarded as something to be proud of, but now the anti-United brigade suggest it's something to be ashamed of. Anyone that's been to Manchester will know that the idea of "No Reds In M'cr" is a lie.
Hang on... have I just answered my question? ;)
Originally posted by Element115 > Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by DoN> We unite on the basis of what we have in common
What, that none of you come from Manchester?!
Fcuk me, I don't come from Newcastle. But I don't see it as a valid reason to go out and support the Mags!
Does anyone know where the theory that United have no fans in Manchester started? They've had support worldwide for decades, but in the last few years this seems to translate as none in Manchester. During the 80's having fans from all over was regarded as something to be proud of, but now the anti-United brigade suggest it's something to be ashamed of. Anyone that's been to Manchester will know that the idea of "No Reds In M'cr" is a lie.
Hang on... have I just answered my question? ;)
A voice of reason! Thank you..
Its a cheap and rather immature swipe at Man Utd, which makes the accusers seem rather lame if thats the best they can come up with!
As for.... uniting on the basis of what we have in common, I meant the increased chances of people from different countries supporting the same team this transcending cultural and geographical divides.
C'mon it only takes a modicum of common sense to work that out!!!
I hate them... Not really hate them, just hate 'em... I won't say why... but it begins with an arse- and ends with a -nal or -hole 
You probably miss the essence of what-I-consider-to-be a "football supporter" then, Don.
Football is a partisan sport. Tribal, some might say. It isn't there to transcend race, class, religion, sex or whatever. Probably quite the opposite. It's there to unite people of similar hue, not from opposite ends of the spectrum.
Originally posted by feline I hate them... Not really hate them, just hate 'em... I won't say why... but it begins with an arse- and ends with a -nal or -hole
Well being a supporter of the arseholes i can understand
dont worry the feeling is VERY mutual
still thats what i love about supporting, 2 of my best mates are 'pool and arsehole supporters. We despise each others teams yet are all best of mates! and will be sitting side by side willing England on in the Euro04 this year!! :D
It's funny, because when I first started to get into football (I'd been the City with me old man a few times, but never paid that much attention to the pro game) in 1973 and 1974, United were in Division Two, and our local big club, the Villa, were even lower than that. I never had any concept of hating them at all. The only teams I automatically didn't like were Cocky Leeds and Arsenal, Leeds because they never lost very often, and Arsenal because the TV gantry was always too low there, and you couldn't see the far touchline. All the kids round by us were Liverpool or Leeds fans (or West Ham, strangely), there weren't any Man U at all.
You shock me, Don. I would've thought you supported Brazil, or maybe Germany, as generally they're more successful than England?
:D
Originally posted by Low-Life It's funny, because when I first started to get into football (I'd been the City with me old man a few times, but never paid that much attention to the pro game) in 1973 and 1974, United were in Division Two, and our local big club, the Villa, were even lower than that. I never had any concept of hating them at all. The only teams I automatically didn't like were Cocky Leeds and Arsenal, Leeds because they never lost very often, and Arsenal because the TV gantry was always too low there, and you couldn't see the far touchline. All the kids round by us were Liverpool or Leeds fans (or West Ham, strangely), there weren't any Man U at all.
I remember everyone in the year above at school siding with either Leeds or Arsenal, but my year was split between Liverpool and ManYoo.
My parents' neighbours' sons are both Everton fans, simply because they were the 'fashion' team when these young lads were growing up. Imagine being saddled with that for the rest of your life?
Originally posted by Al Jarvis You probably miss the essence of what-I-consider-to-be a "football supporter" then, Don.Football is a partisan sport. Tribal, some might say. It isn't there to transcend race, class, religion, sex or whatever. Probably quite the opposite. It's there to unite people of similar hue, not from opposite ends of the spectrum.
I dont take it quite so seriously Al, i have no problem in admitting im not a "hardnut" supporter, i just love watching the game and have had the tradition of supporting Man Utd passed down to me from my uncle since i was about 3 years old. We all appreciate it at different levels, none is more "right" than the other. :)
Originally posted by Al Jarvis You shock me, Don. I would've thought you supported Brazil, or maybe Germany, as generally they're more successful than England?:D
Well my girlfriend first and foremost supports RealMadrid - so imagine the stick we get as a couple! - she is half spanish so I kinda let her off the hook a bit ;)
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Low-Life It's funny, because when I first started to get into football (I'd been the City with me old man a few times, but never paid that much attention to the pro game) in 1973 and 1974, United were in Division Two, and our local big club, the Villa, were even lower than that. I never had any concept of hating them at all. The only teams I automatically didn't like were Cocky Leeds and Arsenal, Leeds because they never lost very often, and Arsenal because the TV gantry was always too low there, and you couldn't see the far touchline. All the kids round by us were Liverpool or Leeds fans (or West Ham, strangely), there weren't any Man U at all.
I remember everyone in the year above at school siding with either Leeds or Arsenal, but my year was split between Liverpool and ManYoo.
My parents' neighbours' sons are both Everton fans, simply because they were the 'fashion' team when these young lads were growing up. Imagine being saddled with that for the rest of your life?
Liverpool, Spurs and Man Utd were the main teams at school, with Villa and Forest having their fair share of supporters.
Going to school in the 80's the grief that liverpool fans gave out was unbearable....
what is astonishing is that they STILL do it 20 years later!!!!!
Originally posted by DoN Going to school in the 80's the grief that liverpool fans gave out was unbearable.... what is astonishing is that they STILL do it 20 years later!!!!!
We are still the all-time, no.1 most successful English club of all-time, ever. Read a recent article about Kenyon taking over at Chelsea, I know he's been on gardening leave for a while but he stated he was hoping Chelsea would take over Man Utd as England's most successful club.
I don't mind if they do overtake Man Utd, as long as he continues ot overlook who is actually at the very top.
We werent as good as we shouldve been,but come on Porto were a disgrace to the game-they went down more than Jenna Jamieson. I thought keane was very quite up till then.
We`ll ave em at Old Trafford,come on!!!
