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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Thought Arsenal were unlucky. Played the better football but Man U did what the game is all about. In the back of the net.
The goalie was outstanding too |
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over a year ago
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"Excellent game.
Hope arsenal have a decent season - that's been my favourite game this season just for the entertainment. "
I can't believe we lost! Such a great game with a deserved red card. I thought we were unlucky, but the defence were half asleep for the first 10 minutes. |
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By *wo4FemCouple
over a year ago
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Well we played crap. Scored three goals and only won the game because we had De Gea in goal. Arsenal was all over us. De Gea should have been named man of the match in my opinion.
On the bright side we got three points.
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"Excellent game.
Hope arsenal have a decent season - that's been my favourite game this season just for the entertainment.
I can't believe we lost! Such a great game with a deserved red card. I thought we were unlucky, but the defence were half asleep for the first 10 minutes. "
I wouldn’t say unlucky, they defended badly and were wasteful in front of goal, De Gea played well but that’s what he’s paid to do. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Man utd fan,
In cannock.
Sums it up nicely that
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Yet nothing to say about the Chelsea fan in Wigan or the Gooner in Stonehenge? 
How's life in the lower divisions these days btw? Assuming you support your local team of course.... |
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not"
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not |
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By *ieman300Man
over a year ago
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Apparently people where coming up with saving annicodotes on them there interwebs earlier.
Someone put de gea would have saved the titanic today. Another said he would have saved his relationship |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not "
what total BS, there's clubs throughout Ireland & the vast majority of them are closer than Manchester.
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not
what total BS, there's clubs throughout Ireland & the vast majority of them are closer than Manchester.
#plasticgloryhunter"
Lol, the amount of times I’ve heard gloryhunter, Liverpool not Utd were the dominant club when I was growing up. Of course there’s clubs nearer, but growing up as a kid in Ireland you watched English soccer. What’s the problem with that? Can you not support a club unless you live a certain distance from their ground ?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not
what total BS, there's clubs throughout Ireland & the vast majority of them are closer than Manchester.
#plasticgloryhunter
Lol, the amount of times I’ve heard gloryhunter, Liverpool not Utd were the dominant club when I was growing up. Of course there’s clubs nearer, but growing up as a kid in Ireland you watched English soccer. What’s the problem with that? Can you not support a club unless you live a certain distance from their ground ??"
My ex inlaws are Irish and they support MUFC. My son is a Man Utd fan now too |
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not
what total BS, there's clubs throughout Ireland & the vast majority of them are closer than Manchester.
#plasticgloryhunter
Lol, the amount of times I’ve heard gloryhunter, Liverpool not Utd were the dominant club when I was growing up. Of course there’s clubs nearer, but growing up as a kid in Ireland you watched English soccer. What’s the problem with that? Can you not support a club unless you live a certain distance from their ground ??
My ex inlaws are Irish and they support MUFC. My son is a Man Utd fan now too "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't like football.
I don't want to watch football.
But Manchester United are like a religion in my family.
My grandad supported them.
My dad supports them and I sat watching so many games with my dad and went to a few matches.
So hearing the words Manchester United have won makes me happy x
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not
what total BS, there's clubs throughout Ireland & the vast majority of them are closer than Manchester.
#plasticgloryhunter
Lol, the amount of times I’ve heard gloryhunter, Liverpool not Utd were the dominant club when I was growing up. Of course there’s clubs nearer, but growing up as a kid in Ireland you watched English soccer. What’s the problem with that? Can you not support a club unless you live a certain distance from their ground ??"
why didn't you go & watch Irish soccer instead?
Poor excuse  |
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not
what total BS, there's clubs throughout Ireland & the vast majority of them are closer than Manchester.
#plasticgloryhunter
Lol, the amount of times I’ve heard gloryhunter, Liverpool not Utd were the dominant club when I was growing up. Of course there’s clubs nearer, but growing up as a kid in Ireland you watched English soccer. What’s the problem with that? Can you not support a club unless you live a certain distance from their ground ??
why didn't you go & watch Irish soccer instead?
Poor excuse "
I watched my local club every week when I was there, I still go and watch them when I go back to Ireland, but you can’t compare both. I would say less than 10% of kids in Ireland follow their local teams. The reason the premier league is 1 of the richest in the world is because of its fan base worldwide |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not
what total BS, there's clubs throughout Ireland & the vast majority of them are closer than Manchester.
#plasticgloryhunter
Lol, the amount of times I’ve heard gloryhunter, Liverpool not Utd were the dominant club when I was growing up. Of course there’s clubs nearer, but growing up as a kid in Ireland you watched English soccer. What’s the problem with that? Can you not support a club unless you live a certain distance from their ground ??
why didn't you go & watch Irish soccer instead?
Poor excuse
I watched my local club every week when I was there, I still go and watch them when I go back to Ireland, but you can’t compare both. I would say less than 10% of kids in Ireland follow their local teams. The reason the premier league is 1 of the richest in the world is because of its fan base worldwide"
the reason why Irish club football is so weak is because of glory hunters following English clubs & not their local teams. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Man utd fan,
In cannock.
Sums it up nicely that
Norwich fan here.
Here in Reading.
So what?"
that's a totally different scenario, - you need professional help!!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Typical Arsenal performance, lots of nice football but no reward, this is why they won't win the league "
I thought they were better than usual.
Apart from the 1st 10 minutes when they just weren't on it, they played excellently...and de gea made 14 saves...
Great game...both sides contributed to making it what it was. |
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"Less overpaid mediocre soft lads rolling about like they've been run over at the slightest touch,
I support my home town club, shite or not
Yeah but unfortunately everybody can’t support their local team, I grew up in an area in Ireland where there was no professional clubs. I now live in London, Spurs would be the nearest Premier league to me but I’m not going to start supporting them just because I live nearby. I’ve supported Utd all my life, and like you I’ll support them shite or not
what total BS, there's clubs throughout Ireland & the vast majority of them are closer than Manchester.
#plasticgloryhunter
Lol, the amount of times I’ve heard gloryhunter, Liverpool not Utd were the dominant club when I was growing up. Of course there’s clubs nearer, but growing up as a kid in Ireland you watched English soccer. What’s the problem with that? Can you not support a club unless you live a certain distance from their ground ??
why didn't you go & watch Irish soccer instead?
Poor excuse
I watched my local club every week when I was there, I still go and watch them when I go back to Ireland, but you can’t compare both. I would say less than 10% of kids in Ireland follow their local teams. The reason the premier league is 1 of the richest in the world is because of its fan base worldwide
the reason why Irish club football is so weak is because of glory hunters following English clubs & not their local teams. "
I guess if you had your way you’d also get rid of all the foreign club owners and investors as well. So just so I can be clear on who I can support, what is classed as local team ? |
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"Man utd fan,
In cannock.
Sums it up nicely that
A club with 100m fans, they can’t all live in Manchester.
Be nice if a couple did though! "
Yeah, but now people aren’t afraid to travel since they’ve realised the earth isn’t flat ???? |
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"I don't like football.
I don't want to watch football.
But Manchester United are like a religion in my family.
My grandad supported them.
My dad supports them and I sat watching so many games with my dad and went to a few matches.
So hearing the words Manchester United have won makes me happy x
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I bet you'd look great in a red Devils top.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Neutral here. Just watched it on MOTD and it was a fantastic game.
Like many have said previously apart from a few minutes where they didn't defend Arsenal were the better team. What I'm really interested to see though is if Utd will stop the seemingly unstoppable force of Man City next weekend. |
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"Neutral here. Just watched it on MOTD and it was a fantastic game.
Like many have said previously apart from a few minutes where they didn't defend Arsenal were the better team. What I'm really interested to see though is if Utd will stop the seemingly unstoppable force of Man City next weekend."
Pogba will miss the game against City next weekend so could be a factor? Big loss for Utd not having him for that game. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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There is definately something that is latent gay about guys (supporters) who wear a shirt with another guys name on the back of it.
Having the name on the back of a shirt coupled with a team that begins with Arse and a managers name who begins with Arse it is only logical that Arsenal fans are all at least latent gay.
Nothing wrong with that of course however surely it would be better if the team wore tight pink vests and tight high cut shorts and all had moustaches. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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To jump on the plastic fan argument I'd say I have huge respect for the likes of bury, Rochdale, Oldham etc.
Without these few thousand following there local team these clubs would be gone.
I'm afraid I have zero respect (football wise) for the tourists that follow clubs they have zero affiliation with.
Just my little rant for the day.
Now carry on as you were. |
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"To jump on the plastic fan argument I'd say I have huge respect for the likes of bury, Rochdale, Oldham etc.
Without these few thousand following there local team these clubs would be gone.
I'm afraid I have zero respect (football wise) for the tourists that follow clubs they have zero affiliation with.
Just my little rant for the day.
Now carry on as you were. "
Do you support Newport or Cardiff? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To jump on the plastic fan argument I'd say I have huge respect for the likes of bury, Rochdale, Oldham etc.
Without these few thousand following there local team these clubs would be gone.
I'm afraid I have zero respect (football wise) for the tourists that follow clubs they have zero affiliation with.
Just my little rant for the day.
Now carry on as you were.
Do you support Newport or Cardiff?"
I'm from Dorset originally so follow Bournemouth, visited around 80 grounds watching them in lower leagues.
I go and watch Newport a couple of times a season to get my football fix but don't support them. |
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"To jump on the plastic fan argument I'd say I have huge respect for the likes of bury, Rochdale, Oldham etc.
Without these few thousand following there local team these clubs would be gone.
I'm afraid I have zero respect (football wise) for the tourists that follow clubs they have zero affiliation with.
Just my little rant for the day.
Now carry on as you were.
Do you support Newport or Cardiff?
I'm from Dorset originally so follow Bournemouth, visited around 80 grounds watching them in lower leagues.
I go and watch Newport a couple of times a season to get my football fix but don't support them."
I’ve got no problem supporting your local club and I agree these clubs wouldn’t survive without local support. Growing up as a child in Ireland everyone watched English or Scottish football as that’s what was on tv, league of Ireland football was not televised I live in London but I travel to approx 10-15 Utd games per season, I also attend most of their away games in London. I was at Watford on Tuesday and Arsenal yesterday, I attend a football match most weekends not just premier league, I’ve been to Leyton Orient, Barnet, Enfield town. Premier league teams couldn’t survive like they do without ‘tourist fans’, do you think Bournemouth( or any club) would be willing to give up their share of overseas tv rights because it comes from ‘tourist fans’. If clubs were expected to survive on gate receipts alone then I’m afraid Bournemouth would struggle as they have the smallest stadium capacity in the league. |
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"To jump on the plastic fan argument I'd say I have huge respect for the likes of bury, Rochdale, Oldham etc.
Without these few thousand following there local team these clubs would be gone.
I'm afraid I have zero respect (football wise) for the tourists that follow clubs they have zero affiliation with.
Just my little rant for the day.
Now carry on as you were.
Do you support Newport or Cardiff?
I'm from Dorset originally so follow Bournemouth, visited around 80 grounds watching them in lower leagues.
I go and watch Newport a couple of times a season to get my football fix but don't support them."
I rarely go to Cardiff games now, got other Saturday commitments and I find it's too expensive.
I much prefer lower league football and I know I won't be able to afford Premier League prices if that's where this season's journey takes us.
I'd go and pay my money to Merthyr if I lived closer as I know how desperate they are for funds and every bit adds up.
I bet you have some old grounds on that list of 80 that are sadly now houses or shops. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"To jump on the plastic fan argument I'd say I have huge respect for the likes of bury, Rochdale, Oldham etc.
Without these few thousand following there local team these clubs would be gone.
I'm afraid I have zero respect (football wise) for the tourists that follow clubs they have zero affiliation with.
Just my little rant for the day.
Now carry on as you were.
Do you support Newport or Cardiff?
I'm from Dorset originally so follow Bournemouth, visited around 80 grounds watching them in lower leagues.
I go and watch Newport a couple of times a season to get my football fix but don't support them.
I rarely go to Cardiff games now, got other Saturday commitments and I find it's too expensive.
I much prefer lower league football and I know I won't be able to afford Premier League prices if that's where this season's journey takes us.
I'd go and pay my money to Merthyr if I lived closer as I know how desperate they are for funds and every bit adds up.
I bet you have some old grounds on that list of 80 that are sadly now houses or shops."
Funny you mention watching lower league football.. I fooking hate the premier league with a passion full of people the think football was invented when the premier league started and they can stick sky up their area while they are at it.
I work with many Cardiff fans that stopped going when you left ninian park.. and yes done yours, somerton and the vetch before they were bulldozed, all very dodgy back in the day. |
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"There is definately something that is latent gay about guys (supporters) who wear a shirt with another guys name on the back of it.
Having the name on the back of a shirt coupled with a team that begins with Arse and a managers name who begins with Arse it is only logical that Arsenal fans are all at least latent gay.
Nothing wrong with that of course however surely it would be better if the team wore tight pink vests and tight high cut shorts and all had moustaches. "
Moustaches and tight high cut shorts sounds a lot like 1980's football league. |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
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Another cockney red supporter who thought Jose would play his 6 3 1 formation and hope to nick something on the break.Arsenal pissed all over us won all the stats that now exist in modern football except the most important one how many goals you score and how many you conced.We only won because Arsenal were asleep the first 10 minutes and David De Gea is probably the best goalkeeper in the world best game of football I have seen in a long while. |
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"Another cockney red supporter who thought Jose would play his 6 3 1 formation and hope to nick something on the break.Arsenal pissed all over us won all the stats that now exist in modern football except the most important one how many goals you score and how many you conced.We only won because Arsenal were asleep the first 10 minutes and David De Gea is probably the best goalkeeper in the world best game of football I have seen in a long while."
Arsenal were asleep the first 10 mins, You snooze, You lose! |
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"Neutral here. Just watched it on MOTD and it was a fantastic game.
Like many have said previously apart from a few minutes where they didn't defend Arsenal were the better team. What I'm really interested to see though is if Utd will stop the seemingly unstoppable force of Man City next weekend.
Pogba will miss the game against City next weekend so could be a factor? Big loss for Utd not having him for that game. "
United fan here , and I really hope we can beat City , not just for our sake , but for the sake of the rest of the season in the race for the title . West Ham nearly got a draw , so there’s hope |
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"Neutral here. Just watched it on MOTD and it was a fantastic game.
Like many have said previously apart from a few minutes where they didn't defend Arsenal were the better team. What I'm really interested to see though is if Utd will stop the seemingly unstoppable force of Man City next weekend.
Pogba will miss the game against City next weekend so could be a factor? Big loss for Utd not having him for that game.
United fan here , and I really hope we can beat City , not just for our sake , but for the sake of the rest of the season in the race for the title . West Ham nearly got a draw , so there’s hope "
was hoping West Ham could've hung on for that draw. |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
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"Another cockney red supporter who thought Jose would play his 6 3 1 formation and hope to nick something on the break.Arsenal pissed all over us won all the stats that now exist in modern football except the most important one how many goals you score and how many you conced.We only won because Arsenal were asleep the first 10 minutes and David De Gea is probably the best goalkeeper in the world best game of football I have seen in a long while.
Arsenal were asleep the first 10 mins, You snooze, You lose! "
. Yeah but after going 2-0 down they totally battered us and I don't mind admitting but I thought they would go onto to win as we struggled to hold on to the ball especially in the first half.Glad they never I can now go into work tomorrow happy |
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"Roy kean summed it up pretty nicely back in the day.
Prawn sandwich brigade and once a year fans at home matches "
You mean “Roy Keane”, the prawn sandwich brigade is what he labelled the fans in corporate hospitality, but where did he think his high wages were coming from. ?? |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
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"Roy kean summed it up pretty nicely back in the day.
Prawn sandwich brigade and once a year fans at home matches
You mean “Roy Keane”, the prawn sandwich brigade is what he labelled the fans in corporate hospitality, but where did he think his high wages were coming from. ??"
. Roy Keane said a lot of things 100 %
agree with you on the prawn sandwich brigade and his wages.However for me he will always be the man who gave everything for Man Utd the performance he put in 99 against Juventus after getting booked and knowing he would miss the champions league final was amazing. |
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"Roy kean summed it up pretty nicely back in the day.
Prawn sandwich brigade and once a year fans at home matches
You mean “Roy Keane”, the prawn sandwich brigade is what he labelled the fans in corporate hospitality, but where did he think his high wages were coming from. ??. Roy Keane said a lot of things 100 %
agree with you on the prawn sandwich brigade and his wages.However for me he will always be the man who gave everything for Man Utd the performance he put in 99 against Juventus after getting booked and knowing he would miss the champions league final was amazing."
Yeah, totally agree, he was unbelieveable that night. |
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"Support who the hell you want and ignore any grief from others. Having a go at others for being 'plastic supportes' on here is a bit pathetic in my opinion."
Bravo. Football has changed, there's now so much live football on TV now you can watch any team. Obviously back in the day, with no games on TV you'd go watch your local team, not like that anymore.
I get so tired reading this boring argument on the internet all the time. What impact does it have on anyone else if another person supports a different team. Get a life. |
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Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round. |
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"Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round. "
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"Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round. "
I'm a Forest fan, my ex is Arsenal
Oh the joy in my house right now!
Just need BHA (my adopted team since moving here 20yrs ago) to thrash Palace tonight & I'll be dancing on the bar! |
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"Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round.
I'm a Forest fan, my ex is Arsenal
Oh the joy in my house right now!
Just need BHA (my adopted team since moving here 20yrs ago) to thrash Palace tonight & I'll be dancing on the bar! "
Well I'd love to be witness to that (the dancing on the bar) will it be scantily clad provocative style dancing?
Keeping my fingers crossed for a BHA win tonight. |
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"Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round.
I'm a Forest fan, my ex is Arsenal
Oh the joy in my house right now!
Just need BHA (my adopted team since moving here 20yrs ago) to thrash Palace tonight & I'll be dancing on the bar!
Well I'd love to be witness to that (the dancing on the bar) will it be scantily clad provocative style dancing?
Keeping my fingers crossed for a BHA win tonight. "
So far so good, BHA 1 -0 up at the moment |
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"Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round.
I'm a Forest fan, my ex is Arsenal
Oh the joy in my house right now!
Just need BHA (my adopted team since moving here 20yrs ago) to thrash Palace
tonight & I'll be dancing on the bar! "
Forest fan here to thought u were when I seen u cus ur sexy as fuck hahaha |
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"Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round.
I'm a Forest fan, my ex is Arsenal
Oh the joy in my house right now!
Just need BHA (my adopted team since moving here 20yrs ago) to thrash Palace tonight & I'll be dancing on the bar! "
Get those dancing shoes on, BHA just beat Palace 2 - 1 |
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"Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round.
I'm a Forest fan, my ex is Arsenal
Oh the joy in my house right now!
Just need BHA (my adopted team since moving here 20yrs ago) to thrash Palace
tonight & I'll be dancing on the bar!
Forest fan here to thought u were when I seen u cus ur sexy as fuck hahaha"
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Derby would have had a better chance it seems against Arsenal than Manchester united in the FA cup qualifiers, we,ve been unlucky to get drawn with them for the last few years, but it took united 85 minutes to break derby (with their big priced players)oh well birmingham on saturday.. |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
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"Derby would have had a better chance it seems against Arsenal than Manchester united in the FA cup qualifiers, we,ve been unlucky to get drawn with them for the last few years, but it took united 85 minutes to break derby (with their big priced players)oh well birmingham on saturday.. "
. As a Utd supporter I don't mind admitting I was a bit worried about Derby as they are playing well in the Championship like Bristol City who knocked us out of the League Cup we played well on the night but left it late.Thanks to Rio Ferdinand for pulling Yeovil out of the bag for the 4th.  |
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"WENGER IN "
I remember reading this comment on the Have Your Say section on the BBC website after the Forest/Arsenal game "Breaking news.... Man City, Spurs, Liverpool, Man Utd and Chelsea want Wenger to stay for another 10 years." |
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"WENGER IN
I remember reading this comment on the Have Your Say section on the BBC website after the Forest/Arsenal game "Breaking news.... Man City, Spurs, Liverpool, Man Utd and Chelsea want Wenger to stay for another 10 years." "
as a Spurs fan I hope he stays forever |
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"WENGER IN
I remember reading this comment on the Have Your Say section on the BBC website after the Forest/Arsenal game "Breaking news.... Man City, Spurs, Liverpool, Man Utd and Chelsea want Wenger to stay for another 10 years."
as a Spurs fan I hope he stays forever "
Me too (to both!) |
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By *os19Man
over a year ago
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"Not strictly Arsenal but Sky interviewer man on Conte, firing questions about THE INCREDIBLY SAD LOSS OF A YOUNG MAN WHO HE CARED DEEPLY ABOUT is behaving like a right old cunt."
. I agree I think in those circumstances leave the manager alone speak to his assistant manager or the captain.With regards to Arsenal the problems have been obvious for about 5 years 2 good defenders to go straight into the team and 2 good defensive midfielders one straight into the team the other as back up or play both in a game where the opponents attack is better than yours.
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"Arsenal just got kicked up the arse again today and got thrashed by Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup...
Nottingham Forest 4 - 2 Arsenal
So Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Forest though to the next round.
I'm a Forest fan, my ex is Arsenal
Oh the joy in my house right now!
Just need BHA (my adopted team since moving here 20yrs ago) to thrash Palace tonight & I'll be dancing on the bar! "
And today, The Gulls did good too
"We Wunt Be Druv' was sung loud n proud |
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