They should all be quarantined and studied closely by scientists. There is clearly something very wrong with that forum.
Bluemoon goes into Meltdown
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Bluemoon has a Napoleon complex. As have a significant proportion of the City fans that I come across.
They're very insecure and arrogant. Because they have Pep they believe every player will choose to join them regardless. I wasn't even surprised to see them making threads about signing Neymar and Messi. And they were being genuinely serious, all because of Pep
It's like an English tradition. A single whipping boy is picked as the one problem of the team. Ireland does the same but our media is smaller and less obnoxious.
I think they've said something similar about the Champions League. That competition that we have total control over and have used to shape world events to suit our own needs.
I'm sure the boys wearing tea towels on their heads on the day of your takeover were very well versed in the nuances of the Arab world.
Bilbao has a history and tradition that City could never aspire to. They've never been relegated. Ever. And that's playing with only Basques. That means something to some people. Maybe Laporte is one of them?
They're a club that doesn't deserve a shed of respect. You can respect Arsenal and Liverpool for example because they're clubs with history and tradition. City have neither aside from winning a title on goal difference after United blew a huge point lead, and capitalising on Liverpool' collapse, however it's that what people remember from that season, not these prats winning a title. They are muck.
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Aren't they supposed to be everyone's loveable losers who now deserve their success for all the heartache they have been through and for sticking by their team?
Ah the old history started in 1992 point of view story.
1904 City win first honour
1908 United win first honour (largely with City's squad from a few years earlier).
Shove your respect, history, tradition and non sacking bluster up your anal fin Mr Shark.
That's one tradition we lost that ain't never coming back.
*sobs*
You're the most boring poster on this forum.
This is a fair point. They've just as much history and tradition as any big club, it's an unfair stick to beat them with. Even won a couple of titles in the 70s if I'm not mistaken.
Doesn't make them a big club mind, and it definitely doesn't make them bigger than Barcelona like their fans always seem to have thought throughout my lifetime!
A thorough (self rated) gentlemen though, tbf.
I wouldnt say they have no history but its the manner of how they became successful which means I don't have much respect for them. They were basically a mid-table club and then overnight, they became massively wealthy and just spent hundreds of millions on players that would have never have came to them beforehand. A lot of fans seem to forget that the club was lucky to get a takeover of that magnitude. Now that may be the way it works with some clubs these days but it wouldn't be how I would like my club to rise to success.
We were in the top four most successful English clubs in terms of League titles, FA Cups and European Cups before 1992 though.
The sheikhs only chose City because United were in the same City. Manchester was already famous.
The respect for Liverpool comes from what they achieved prior to 1992. Why would United fans restrict themselves to the Premier league years?
United's rise to the top really started post World War 2. We will never forget Sir Matt, the Busby Babes, Charlton, Law, Best.
United's supposed failures between 1969 and 1989 did include 3 FA Cups and we were always near the top of the league.
Compare that to City's 35 year drought. Not just no trophies, they even failed to get to the final of any major trophies for 30 years.
Looking at United's trophy famine 1910/11 - 1947/48 (37 years) and City's 1975/76 - 2010/11 (35 years) here's some points.
1) United's includes 11 seasons lost to the World Wars, meaning 26 seasons cupless. You can't blame United for not winning cups if none were played.
2) Each season United could only win 2 major trophies (League, FA Cup) while City could have won 4 (League, FA Cup, League Cup, Europe).
City's drought was more than twice as bad as United.
Yes both clubs have a history, but history can be success or failure.
Wibble.
I wonder how Pep is going to play Gundogan +Silva +KDB....
One of them has to be dropped in my opinion.
One of them has to be dropped in my opinion.
At least one of them is bound to be injured at any given time based on recent events.
Wrong thread
Feckin' rags ruining the thread.
Really Philip, as chief cuntstable of the grammar police, you should be ashamed of yourself!
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Moderators, this thread is getting derailed!
Did you really just post that?
Right to tell.
Or the ones who dressed as Pharaohs
Nothing new there then.
You'll get done after.
For real?Or the ones who dressed as Pharaohs
Lol yep, they dressed as Pharaohs and then did the hieroglyphics dance outside the council houseFor real?
Hang on a minute, are you guys trying to suggest Bluemoon is a real site run by actual City fans? I'm pretty sure it's a parody site set up by a bunch of rags pretending to be City fans in order to give them a bad name. We all know that they are really kind hearted, lovable rogues!
Or is it a site set up by City fans masquerading as rag fans setting up a site to make City fans look like bitter and twisted fools? Ragception...
Lads you've changed this into a bitter rivals thread rather than mocking a 10 year old fanbase.
No, they actually wanted Liverpool and got turned down
They're claim after always going out early was 'it's not as big a deal as the League, I just can't get excited about it'. Which probably changed this year when they weren't in for the league and made it out the group and had a little run.
No, they actually wanted Liverpool and got turned down
They're claim after always going out early was 'it's not as big a deal as the League, I just can't get excited about it'. Which probably changed this year when they weren't in for the league and made it out the group and had a little run.
What is a rag?
Also what is bacon face?
Also what is bacon face?
First one you and second one Fergie.
Second that.
Every office I've worked in in Manchester has had its very own bitter blue, I think management place them there in a kind of court jester capacity.
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I think he was asking why united fans are referred to as rags, moreover what does rag actually mean?
That is totally unnecessary.