Where is the Man United thread?
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Vladamir
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Yep they were;
O'Shea's was in a Utd 1-0 victory over Liverpool.
Solkjaer's was in a 2-1 victory over Villa.
Ronaldo's was a 2-1 victory over Fulham.
Check the BBC football results page if you don't believe me
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oh stop your fucking glory hunting whinging.. nobody does good against the toon at st james!
the very fact that everyone assumed that chelsea where gonna close gap to 1 point was enough to piss off us geordies and say.. REALLY?
league aint just about 4 teams, so fuck you chelsea, and man utd who we also "stole" 2 points away from with our 2-2 drw on jan 1st..
and btw.. dont called manchester scum united... there's 2 teams in manchester so how are they united? its an isult to all the real United teams.
get your head out of your arses.
the very fact that everyone assumed that chelsea where gonna close gap to 1 point was enough to piss off us geordies and say.. REALLY?
league aint just about 4 teams, so fuck you chelsea, and man utd who we also "stole" 2 points away from with our 2-2 drw on jan 1st..
and btw.. dont called manchester scum united... there's 2 teams in manchester so how are they united? its an isult to all the real United teams.
get your head out of your arses.
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Call me a glory hunter, a twat, a ****, a stupid dane or you can insult my mother! I couldn't care less! Ever since I saw the first Manchester United match on the telly I thought 'that is a team of my liking'! At that time I had never seen a foreign football match, I had only seen danish football.. And by comparing Manchester United to the danish league at the time I was stunned at how good football could be played. So therefore I became a Manchester United fan. It might aswell had been Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs or whatever.. But luckily it wasn't and I am a Manchester United fan now and it is not very likely that I will change clubs
But my heart is still in FC København
But my heart is still in FC København
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The manc fans do seem to have multiplied lately i woder how many will dissapear again if they lose midweek
CorNokZ
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The manc fans do seem to have multiplied lately i woder how many will dissapear again if they lose midweek
at LEAST 50%, right megamaight0r?!
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I will personally come up to the land of Toffee and kiss you if you can get that.
WITH tongues.
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well anyway, i bet vlad lives nearer to his team than most of you do to yours
i live 3 miles from my team stadium FYI
some of the team were also in the pub last night, so i was within meters of them
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You gonna come tounge when we get the championship on The Bridge?
Do you not recall what happened last season when utd came to the bridge?
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Do you not recall what happened last season when utd came to the bridge?
Pff... That's SOOO last year
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And you got pooned
Last year results mean nothing to this years. That said i'm not sure about United at the bridge due to the injuries we have. But Chelsea need to up their game alot compared to recent performances to get a win.
I think in this run down, the biggest game is the Arsenal vs Chelsea. Arsenal have a good chance of picking up a draw there, and if they do then the Chelsea vs Utd game is not of major importance. I still think we are going to take the lead, however we have to get the 6points from the next two games for sure. Cant rely on another chelsea slip up.
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I think a draw would be a good result for Chel$ki to get we have lost one game at home and we have a 100% home record vs the big 3
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More and more I am hearing Mourinho moaning about penalties etc. However he still not pointed out his arguements arent valid. 3 penalties against Utd at OT and 0 penalties against chelsea at Stamford... hmmm maybe it fergi who should be complaining.
More to the point, the press dont seem to be saying much of anything about Man Utd's totally valid winner scored by Ole. It makes me laugh that it was disallowed and they now need a written rule.
So the 4 official said "it was disallowed and he was booked for unsporting behaviour. The keeper has to be allowed a connect with the ball".
Ok so we take this comment and look what happened. The keeper released the ball. Therefore the ball has to be in play surely? If it isnt then doesnt that mean that when the keeper drops it on the floor to walk out and kick, untill he first touches it then it still not in play as he hasnt connected with the ball? Indeed this is a strange one.
Infact, I remember many years ago watching England play a game. If I remember correctly it was Gazza that had ended up of the pitch behind the goal. The keeper had the ball in one hand and was walking, waiting to kick the ball when people up field. Before he could Gazza came from behind, headed the ball out the keepers hand and scored. It was allowed and deemed to be an ingenious bit of play by Gazza.
But hey, Im not bitter
And i would agree, a draw at Arsenal would be a good result. However arsenal aint putting in too many chances and they be few and far between in the match, hence why i dont think they do enough to win. But I hope im wrong and chelsea get hammered
More to the point, the press dont seem to be saying much of anything about Man Utd's totally valid winner scored by Ole. It makes me laugh that it was disallowed and they now need a written rule.
So the 4 official said "it was disallowed and he was booked for unsporting behaviour. The keeper has to be allowed a connect with the ball".
Ok so we take this comment and look what happened. The keeper released the ball. Therefore the ball has to be in play surely? If it isnt then doesnt that mean that when the keeper drops it on the floor to walk out and kick, untill he first touches it then it still not in play as he hasnt connected with the ball? Indeed this is a strange one.
Infact, I remember many years ago watching England play a game. If I remember correctly it was Gazza that had ended up of the pitch behind the goal. The keeper had the ball in one hand and was walking, waiting to kick the ball when people up field. Before he could Gazza came from behind, headed the ball out the keepers hand and scored. It was allowed and deemed to be an ingenious bit of play by Gazza.
But hey, Im not bitter
And i would agree, a draw at Arsenal would be a good result. However arsenal aint putting in too many chances and they be few and far between in the match, hence why i dont think they do enough to win. But I hope im wrong and chelsea get hammered
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Too much writing, I bet the entier team doesn't have the mental power to come up with that many words.
"uuuhh.... goal? kicking?"
"uuuhh.... goal? kicking?"
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This happened to Henry vs Blackburn keeper throw the ball up to kick it and Henry controlled it mid air and put it in the back off the net. Goal dis allowed Henry booked and the FA say that even though the keeper dropped the ball to kick it it was still under his control. They will say anything to defend the refs.