The Manchester United Thread X

The thing that Liverpool fans conveniently seem to forget is that much of the bile is earned by their actions over the years and 100% deserved. Contrary to what certain biased journalists report in recent meetings between the clubs, there haven't been any Hillsborough chants in the ground. Plenty of songs about the atrocities perpretrated by Liverpool's fans at Heysel Stadium and their disgusting behaviour in the years since. We will never forget, or let them forget, what they did.

This is a perfect example of the victim complex we refer to with the "Always the Victims" song. It's fine to bring banners saying "All Cops Are Bastards" to OT yesterday because a few of them resulted in the deaths of innocent fans and covered it up for twenty years; but it's not fine to say all scousers are bastards when they did the same to another team's fans. We all remember the half-assed apology vs Juventus in 2005. Personally I have great sympathy with the 96 and their families but what the police did is nothing LFC as a club haven't also done.

I'm also not sure where this idea about our fans attacking women and kids comes from, but I've never seen it from United lads at home or away. Then again this coming from the same set of fans who last season tweeted that MUFC fans had spat on the Hillsborough memorial after the game - whilst we were still locked inside the ground! Oops.

I'd love to know how you justify Liverpool fans spitting on disabled supporters yesterday too, as seen by folks that I know in the K Stand. I don't know why anyone was surprised, ever since the disabled fans were put under the away end every year they've been pelted with coins, plastic bottles and cups of human excrement when Liverpool come to town.

Not to mention the concourse being smashed up most seasons, the inflatable plane a few years back, the video on YouTube of hundreds of LFC fans singing Munich under the stand; or the destruction of executive boxes the year at the FA Cup semi-final the year they played Chelsea here. Yes, even LFC's "corporate" fans ripped a wall down between the multiseat facilities. All of these things I've either seen personally or heard directly from the staff who used to run the matchday operations here at Old Trafford.

Oh and for the record, I walked back down Matt Busby Way wearing an offensive anti-Liverpool t-shirt as the LFC fans were coming out of the ground and not one person did anything about it. They must've left their Stanley knives at home.

/rant

At least come up with a decent chant then. It sounds like it's been made up in a nursery or something.

Seriously, I cringe for you lot every time I hear 'always the victim, it's never your fault' and I'm a Liverpool fan.



There was a mural on the Kop, as well as a letter of apology written to and placed on the seat of every Juve fan that game. There was also a banner walked towards their end which had an apology written on it. Welcome packs were given out to in Liverpool to Juve fans as well as red, black and white wristbands. A supporters match was held at the LFC academy.

Half arsed, yes.



Proper hooligan.

Looks like pep is going to Bayern at the end of the season. Well,looks like that rules him out of the being SAF's successor then.


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Looks like pep is going to Bayern at the end of the season. Well, looks like that rules him out of the being SAF's successor then.

Looks like pep is going to Bayern at the end of the season. Well, looks like that rules him out of the being SAF's successor then.


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It's still a possibility, but it all depends on how much SAF has left in the tank. Still, it would be interesting to see how pep adapts to a different league/team.


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SAF says he plans to stay on for a couple more years, Guardiola has only signed for three years in Bayern where do you think he's coming next?

As I see its great for us, Pep hasn't joined a rival side but at Bayern we can see how good pep is without the barca academy, was his success really down to the players he inherited or is he a top manager, personally like pep but really want ole to manage us instead.

Lindegaard, Rafael, Smalling, Jones, Buttner, Valencia, Anderson, Giggs, Nani, Chicharito, Rooney

Bench: Amos Ferdinand Carrick Welbeck RvP Scholes Kagawa

West Ham team looks fairly weak, looks like SAF really wants this FA cup

By joining the german barcelona who've been in 2 CL finals. Germany is currently seen as the second best country in the world. There is mainly a bayern munich contingent in the national team and they have great youth players from bayern. It's not really going to show anything. He'll blaze the league and do decent in the champions league for a couple of seasons like all the managers of top clubs in europe.

Suarez has come out and said we control the media again.

Deluded guy fits in well with all the conspiracy guys that support him i suppose

Bayern are a amazing side never said they weren't, however saying he'll blaze the league is extremely ignorant, Dortmund have won it for the last 2 years, and 5 teams have won the league there in the last 9 years, again do some research before you post. All I'm saying is if he wants to become SAF replacement then he has a good chance to become a favourite by ding well at bayern. He joined Bayern because he wants to join a prestigious club and not for the money (or else he could've gone city or chelsea) and just yesterday he said he wants manage in the epl, we all know there is no team more prestigious than United.