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Re: The LUFC Society.lmao, was funny in a weird way.
Now this may seem an alien concept to a scummer like you, but there is a word in the English lagnuage called loyalty. Heres a definition for you: "The state or quality of being loyal; faithfulness to commitments or obligations despite troubles or hardship."
Now as your a Man U fan, thus obviously an absolute idiot I will explain it a little more simply for you. What the word means, in football terms, is that when your club is not doing well, is facing relegation to the 3rd tier of English football, you stay with that club no matter what happens, not just when times are rosy. Now however strange that may seem to a gutter rat like yourself, someday you may get your head around it, although I doubt it.
Question for you - The scum are facing relegation to the 3rd division and trips to the likes of Carlisle and Leyton Orient. Would you then be the same dedicated fan you are now?
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Re: The LUFC Society.Yes. And I like to think I wouldn't be so bitter as you are about it too.(Original post by Leftite)
lmao, was funny in a weird way.
Now this may seem an alien concept to a scummer like you, but there is a word in the English lagnuage called loyalty. Heres a definition for you: "The state or quality of being loyal; faithfulness to commitments or obligations despite troubles or hardship."
Now as your a Man U fan, thus obviously an absolute idiot I will explain it a little more simply for you. What the word means, in football terms, is that when your club is not doing well, is facing relegation to the 3rd tier of English football, you stay with that club no matter what happens, not just when times are rosy. Now however strange that may seem to a gutter rat like yourself, someday you may get your head around it, although I doubt it.
Question for you - The scum are facing relegation to the 3rd division and trips to the likes of Carlisle and Leyton Orient. Would you then be the same dedicated fan you are now?
Answer me that truthfully. -
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Re: The LUFC Society.Why is that? I've heard other people say it's annoying too and I don't understand(Original post by Mellie)
Lefite, it makes me cry that you support my team because you talk so much *******s. Also, I hate when people refer to Manchester United "ManU". It's almost as annoying as referring to them as "United".
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Re: The LUFC Society.The "United" thing is obvious. They are Manchester United. They are not the only United. They are loads of other Uniteds...Leeds United, Newcastle United, Oxford United, Dundee United.
The "Man U" thing is just something that personally annoys me, probably because of my friends supports Manchester United and he always complains about people saying it. Then Henrik Larrsen said it in a post match interview after scoring and my mate nearly **** himself. -
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Re: The LUFC Society (League One's Finest)I am in absolute bulk at some of the comments on this page.
Brilliant!
C ya later Leeds!
I have just driven past the stadium 5 minutes ago, I was tempted to stick two fingers out of my car window as I went past
