The Miscellaneous Thread

If you've not gone to a parade, then how have you won or even experienced a trophy any more than I have? I can remember all of MU's trophies from about '96 onward, does that mean I have trophies?

Obviously players win the trophies not the fans but you're saying you'll 'have the trophies' but you don't do you? You've been no more involved than anyone who doesn't support MU.

Also I'm pretty sure the locals have been to a hell of a lot more matches and contributed financially and vocally (in the stands) in a successful campaign than you ever have (especially if you can't even afford a train ticket over a short distance like Leeds to Manchester).

So now you poke fun at my financial situation nice.

Cba with this argument, you're a broken record tbh.

'llow playing the sympathy card fam. There's no way you couldn't afford a ticket costing about a £30 max every single time MU won a trophy to go and see the parade. You can afford to post on the internet?

Hmmm. Internet for a month or a trophy parade..................

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No I just clocked your post was nonsense. 'llow playing the sympathy card fam. There's no way you couldn't afford a ticket costing about a £30 max every single time MU won a trophy to go and see the parade. You can afford to post on the internet?

Stupid question really. Parade all day. I would stop using the internet for a year to see us win what MU have won in the past ten years.

Smacks of desperation, trolling/naivety about how the world works. Guess some people don't understand how things go down in life, never had to worry about other stuff bar who supports local team.

And yes there is a way i couldn't afford to pay for a £30 ticket for something that would come as a luxury in my life so go **** yourself.

In that case, you need to get your priorities straight.

The internet does not have to be a priority.

Maybe not in cloud cuckoo land, but it does in real life.

It's a priority if you need it for work/studies. I don't. It's merely a source of entertainment like watching the telly or playing PS3.

It's a priority if you need it for work/studies. I don't. It's merely a source of entertainment like watching the telly or playing PS3.

It's a priority if you need it for work/studies. I don't. It's merely a source of entertainment like watching the telly or playing PS3.

Most people do need it for work and studies. I do. My parents need it for their work. It's the place where lots of people get jobs. The internet is a necessity for lots of people.

Either way, your idea of discarding necessities to travel and see parades borders on insane, and is in no way indicative of 'real support'.

What part of "the internet is not a priority for me" did you not understand?

I don't think it is insane because I think that lad is talking out of his arse and just couldn't be bothered to go, which is expected when you're from Yorkshire and support a team in Lancashire.

Its a problem for others hence you can't expect him to give up his Internet to go to a parade.