In the days before segregation the scoreboard end wasn't such a great place to be an away fan in the 70's Carlos, I spent a few Saturday afternoons there when Liverpool were playing at Old TraffordQuote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
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In the days before segregation the scoreboard end wasn't such a great place to be an away fan in the 70's Carlos, I spent a few Saturday afternoons there when Liverpool were playing at Old TraffordQuote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
Someone get this lad signed up.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...poor-form.html
He can score "all types of the goals".
http://www.whoateallthepies.tv/wp-co...gary-goals.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Hank
:D
Tonights Evening News will make for nice bed-time reading.
http://i42.tinypic.com/2itn9tf.jpg
£1 says Jordan Rhodes will score this weekend for Rovers.
David Moyes shortlisted for December's Manager of the Month:
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...r-of-the-month
Doncaster United?????Quote:
Originally Posted by TheHeathens
Probably his last chance!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by TheHeathens
Ha haQuote:
Originally Posted by Swoop
Richard I had a sneaky suspicion you was an ex dipper. It was worst going there in Stanley park.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Head
I thought it was a spoof set up by DanbertQuote:
Originally Posted by TheHeathens
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25670678
Most of the bitter blue shit I know where glad to see the back of moyes.
Yeh, getting across Stanley Park back to the coaches was an ordeal in those days. My mate, a Liverpool fan got stabbed there because he didn't have a scouse accent. Did you ever go to West Ham, that put Stanley Park and the scoreboard end in the shadeQuote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
Standing on the terracing, no segregation, minimal policing, the threat of violence just round the corner, happy days:D
You can see why.. took over you when you were perrenial relegation fighters.. huge money issues.. stabilised the club, regularly top 6.. what ****!Quote:
Originally Posted by spen
And I don't get why Danbo dislikes him... OK Everton under Moyes consistently took points off them... sold them over priced players..
I do love Danberts 'look we bought well'.. throw enough shit at the wall some sticks..
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Originally Posted by TheHeathens
Even Barclays are taking the piss out of you now. ;)
I'm not a bitter blue shit.
It's not just me even your ex legends agree with me.Quote:
Originally Posted by IainR
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co....t-been-6488580
Its manager of the month..Quote:
Originally Posted by Danbert Nocurry
Not manager of the month + 7 days..
Well Moyes had as good as Perrigrini... How many guys spend 100 million and win nothing like he did at Madrid... his record of winning isn't great.
At Malaga he did a Moyes...
TBH maybe Moyes wont work out. But I'm glad we went for him. He did superb at Everton, you can at least admit that, and by the end they played decent football, but he built them up from the dregs of the league.
He deserved a shot with a good team and United went for it. TBH I thought he may have gone abroad as I didnt think any of those above would go for him.
But re-writing his time at Everton as anything but superb is odd.. OK they were workmanlike for much of the time but bloody hell what was Mancini?? and Mourinho?? They both had similar approaches, but in the last few years when he built a more fluid team they could score goals as we both found out..
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Originally Posted by IainR
Iain I admire your loyalty but as has already been suggested the first hints of desertion by the fans is becoming evident.
Apparently this week United sent an email to supporters announcing that tickets for the next 3 home games were on open sale, available to anyone. This is unheard of. In the recent past fans who did not have season tickets had to be members just to enter their name in a ballot for tickets for league games. Whole internet communities have grown up to steer fans towards spares etc.
Now anyone with a phone and a credit card can pick them up. Not just one either. Four together if you want.You can't defend the indefensible mate.
No its not.. for quieter games you do get that.. just if we are winning noone cares..
I'm quite enjoying it TBH,.. its football.. I said many times how the QPR game was one of the best games I ever saw.. thats football... from 1996 penalty losses to 2008 penalty wins.. extremes of emotion... you need lows to enjoys high..
No I never went to west ham. Bradford coches stop going there or the Liverpool and Everton, they always came home with no windows in them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Head
my brother and i got chased around Liverpool by a group of dippers with a knife once. We got of the train and they asked for the time. My beautiful Yorkshire accent gave the game away. Anyway last laugh was on them when the gifted Gordon McQueen scored the only goal. Good journey home with a plastic bottle of top quality cider.
'The gifted Gordon McQueen':DQuote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
I'd take the pairing of Gordon McQueen and martin Buchan than todays ensemble. Buchan would get into any fergies teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Head
Come to think of it I'd have nicholl over Fabio, albiston over evra, Coppell over Valencia, micky Thomas over nani, macari over Rooney because macari never asked for a transfer and finally Jordan over rvp because rvp is never fit.
That is a big factor. He was "never fit" at Arsenal. Last year was an exception and probably won the title for United.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
I think his injuries have a lot to do with Moyes' training regime this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Swoop
I was at Wrexham 20 odd years ago when Micky Thomas scored that free kick against Arsenal. I always rated Gordon Hill on the opposite wing to CoppellQuote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
you preferred hill to Thomas? Hill was good but lacked tracking back. I think Thomas was the better player but swop them both for John Robertson of forestQuote:
Originally Posted by Richard Head
Wilkins Robson and moses better than any midfield post keane
So was I, long trip home to South London that night :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Head
Ashley Young booked for driving. Makes a change from diving!
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-25687243
Leeds united are the new man united
Any Leeds fans Staggering about out there:D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Carlos the Jackal
Gutted
First time since 1959 that they have been beat 6-0
Asked Mrs Stagger, who gets the chop, some of the players or the manager?
BUT someone would be sad next week.
Thanks for thinking about me Rich.
yes I'm Six as a parrotQuote:
Originally Posted by Richard Head
on the plus side though at least I'm not a Man U fan....:)
If only Leeds had scored one we could have dragged out the old sick swan jokes that haven't been used since City duffed United 6-1 a couple of years agoQuote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
4 points of CL spot....Quote:
Originally Posted by IanDarkpeak
No idea whats going on at Leeds just now!! They were at least solid two weeks ago! McD buys two wingers, plays them and also plays two wing backs still! I'm not suprised the players were confused. Back to the drawing board! Also my brother-in-law and niece are Sheff Wed fans!! Not a great day!
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Originally Posted by IainR
Has Fred Done paid out yet?