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Wozza, after today's "performance" I think you might be supporting a team in the Championship next year!
:cry:
 
weasel said:
Wozza, after today's "performance" I think you might be supporting a team in the Championship next year!
:cry:
I think you may be right :oops: with that performance they dont deserve to be in the premiership :evil:
 
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For me Carragher, Hyppia, Henchoz, Riise and Hamman deserve just as much credit for our success in this decade. :D[/quote]

hamman has to be one of the most uncredited players i have ever known
 
Jay I'm with you as a united fan :D
Looking forward to all the abuse from the scouse fans :?
let me guess you all started supporting liverpool in the early eighties :wink:
**** result today, but hey we let fletcher play :roll:
should have seen it coming :evil:
 
roundster said:
Jay I'm with you as a united fan :D
Looking forward to all the abuse from the scouse fans :?
let me guess you all started supporting liverpool in the early eighties :wink:
**** result today, but hey we let fletcher play :roll:
should have seen it coming :evil:

well since were all about 31 ,that would make us about 6 or 7 .about the age when you pick your team.and we werent gonna pick a shite team like scum :wink: :wink: :wink:
 
Most of my friends are liverpool fans and yet they all still enjoy calling me a glory hunter :D :D
Must admit I enjoy the banter, would be boring if we all supported the same team :(
Any Chelsea fans on the forum?
 
roundster said:
Jay I'm with you as a united fan :D
Looking forward to all the abuse from the scouse fans :?
let me guess you all started supporting liverpool in the early eighties :wink:
**** result today, but hey we let fletcher play :roll:
should have seen it coming :evil:

:D :D
thank god roundster , was begining to think i was all alone

:lol: when i started supporting utd they were not very good. my dad loved them and so i guess i just followed suit. he used to go on about seeing george best and others he had seen play . but i guess as i am the same sort of age as scholes, beckham, neville, butt, giggs etc i have grown up with them and feel that they were a bunch of lads my age that lived a dream most of us had
 
jabbawokkie said:
well since were all about 31 ,that would make us about 6 or 7 .about the age when you pick your team.and we werent gonna pick a shite team like scum :wink: :wink: :wink:

plus alot of you are from the north /north west and will pick northern teams. not to many teams in south lincs so thats why such a good variety of clubs supported
 
My Dad hated football,but my best mate had family in manchester so decided it was better to be an individual than follow the crowd, so united got my support!
It helped that they had Robson, Whiteside and Hughes :D
Best football memory is being sat in full kit watching the 1985 cup final when whiteside scored that cracker to beat Everton in extra time :D
Second best was the treble and what toped that one off was my mate (a staunch liverpool fan) getting caught up in the moment and cheering the winner :lol:
 
roundster said:
let me guess you all started supporting liverpool in the early eighties :wink:
And I guess you suddenly became a United fan around 1994 when you actually started to win things ?!! :wink:
 
roundster said:
My Dad hated football,but my best mate had family in manchester so decided it was better to be an individual than follow the crowd, so united got my support!
It helped that they had Robson, Whiteside and Hughes :D
Best football memory is being sat in full kit watching the 1985 cup final when whiteside scored that cracker to beat Everton in extra time :D
Second best was the treble and what toped that one off was my mate (a staunch liverpool fan) getting caught up in the moment and cheering the winner :lol:


i dont believe that last bit
 
jabbawokkie said:
Second best was the treble and what toped that one off was my mate (a staunch liverpool fan) getting caught up in the moment and cheering the winner :lol:


i dont believe that last bit[/quote]

why not, i was cheering for you boys against ac milan .

come on jabba surely wiping that ****ing smug grin off a germans face is better than united's :D
 
jayjedi said:
sir alex ferguson ... most successful manager of an english team , you cant argue with that lads :wink: :lol:
Only because Sir Bob Paisley retired when he did otherwise Fergie would never have caught him !! :lol:

Ferguson got lucky that he had a load of talented kids coming through all at once, plus he was one game away from being sacked !! :evil:
 
I walk away from the pc for 2 mins and it all gets nasty :wink:
Craig: have got the photo's of me in man u kit in 1985, (white with sharp and black stripe over the shoulders).
John: His name is Rich and we watched the match in the picturedrome in northampton. If you asked him now he would deny all knowledge, but I swear it happened :D :D
 
jayjedi said:
jabbawokkie said:
Second best was the treble and what toped that one off was my mate (a staunch liverpool fan) getting caught up in the moment and cheering the winner :lol:


i dont believe that last bit

why not, i was cheering for you boys against ac milan .

come on jabba surely wiping that ****ing smug grin off a germans face is better than united's :D[/quote]

dont take this personally ,i have some good manc friends but when we talk football i could kill them as for your other question i was 100% behind munich.i just really ****ing hate man utd :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
 
"Sir Alex Ferguson ... most successful manager of an english team , you cant argue with that lads "

:? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :?

Ehhh what history books you been looking in? Try Bob Pailsey!
3 European cups, 1 UEFA cup, 6 League titles. That's in Nine years, Fergy has won 1 European cup, 1 Cup winners cups and 8 league titles in over 20 years at United!
 
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