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I'm glad City sealed a CL place, I guess everyone in Manchester can be happy now!
Plus I'm looking forward to the FA cup final, hopefully City will win.
djfase
12-05-2011, 11:53 PM
Stoke win i hope.
City think theyre a big team when infact they are a small club with a rich daddy.
baz77
13-05-2011, 12:04 AM
Stoke win i hope.
City think theyre a big team when infact they are a small club with a rich daddy.
love it well put fase
and after the battering they gave arsenal the other day city better watch themselves uefa for stoke next season
Numeric
13-05-2011, 11:35 AM
City think theyre a big team when infact they are a small club with a rich daddy.
this
city are a small club with a small club mentality
i haver no love for stoke but i'd much prefer it if they win
I will also be rooting for Stoke. Not becasue Man City took the Champions League spot. I'm actually quite relievedthat they did, and Liverpool can have 5th place. I'll be happy with 6th.
BloodStar
13-05-2011, 12:51 PM
stoke must win
Esox Lucius
13-05-2011, 01:23 PM
c'mon the potters :rucool:
Microdot
13-05-2011, 09:14 PM
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city are a small club with a small club mentality
No way dude!
Citeh are a MASSSSIVVE club.
DarkYoung
13-05-2011, 10:18 PM
i can honestly i ve never been so uninterested in a fa cup final.
wont even be watching it if i can help it.
both v boring teams.
City could do with a better manager, but their football's been improving, played well so far, ust need a goal or four.
Also, I bet you lot would have loved City's owners to have bought your team.
I can't believe Silva ****ed that up, what a useless cunt.
Microdot
16-05-2011, 07:22 PM
Also, I bet you lot would have loved City's owners to have bought your team.
Not United no.
Can't help but be proud that we earned everything we've won, by building a huge fan base over decades and having a proud history.
By being able to attract some of the best players in the world, not just because of being the best team in England, or even because we pay some of the best wages in England (think we're about 4th best payers), but because of the respect the name Manchester United commands in the world of football.
City are like your skag dealing next door neighbours who've just won the lottery.
Chav cunts with no class.
Numeric
17-05-2011, 01:00 PM
City are like your skag dealing next door neighbours who've just won the lottery.
Chav cunts with no class.
:yup:
Not United no.
Can't help but be proud that we earned everything we've won, by building a huge fan base over decades and having a proud history.
By being able to attract some of the best players in the world, not just because of being the best team in England, or even because we pay some of the best wages in England (think we're about 4th best payers), but because of the respect the name Manchester United commands in the world of football.
City are like your skag dealing next door neighbours who've just won the lottery.
Chav cunts with no class.
United's fan base is as much due to the Busby Babes being killed and Peter Kenyon being the first to bring commercialism to football as anything else. Besides, the vast majority of the fan base are glory hunters, so I don't think that's anything to be proud of. Sadly it's the way football is now though.
Between glory hunters and the CL, most teams don't stand a chance these days - unless they get a sugar daddy.
I'd prefer the Mansours to American owners who take from the club and give nothing back, as seems to be the growing trend in the Prem.
Microdot
20-05-2011, 11:12 PM
United's fan base is as much due to the Busby Babes being killed and Peter Kenyon being the first to bring commercialism to football as anything else. Besides, the vast majority of the fan base are glory hunters, so I don't think that's anything to be proud of. Sadly it's the way football is now though.
Absolute shite. Not true in the slightest.
Kenyon helped bring in revenue from merchandising and oversees, he didn't expand the match going fan base whatsoever.
United were getting the biggest crowds in the country when they were in the 2nd Division.
You talk about "glory hunters" but your fans boo the best manager in your club's history and want him sacked because they believe they have some divine right to be successful.
You post more about United than you do about Arsenal.
I can see you have a real problem with United, mostly it seems because of your own team's shortcomings.
It's ok though, your bitterness gives me a warm fuzzy feeling in my tummy.
There's nothing quite like being the best to give you a sense of perspective.
If Fergie hadn't won anything in 6 years your fans would have forced him out long ago and you know it. Until Fergie took over we had 2 titles more than United, Fergie's won nearly 2 thirds of your titles, so just goes to show it's him and not United who has a 'divine right' to silverware, titles etc.
Microdot
23-05-2011, 11:04 PM
If Fergie hadn't won anything in 6 years your fans would have forced him out long ago and you know it. Until Fergie took over we had 2 titles more than United, Fergie's won nearly 2 thirds of your titles, so just goes to show it's him and not United who has a 'divine right' to silverware, titles etc.
No one has a divine right to silverware dude. Fcuking hell, talk about missing the point.
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