I was rooting for Liverpool. Just because United supporters weren't doesn't mean neutrals weren't either.
Having said that some of those reasons are preposterous.
Having said that some of those reasons are preposterous.
RAWK Goes Into Meltdown | 2013/14
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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.
That's kinda the point, Cescy - the entitled assumption that practically all neutrals wanted a Liverpool victory.
FWIW, I enjoyed watching them play this past season.
FWIW, I enjoyed watching them play this past season.
"Reclaiming the game for everyone." Different breed, that lot.All the neutrals I know did not want liverpool to win the league they all think pool fans are dickheads
I hate to say it, but I have only ever met two Liverpool fans that I think aren't dickheads! The rest are, sadly, even my friends
Save us Obren-Wan, you're our only hope!
Who knew Darth Pellegrini would win....
Oddly enough, every City fan I've met in person/know are absolute gents. Even the night of the Newcastle game at OT, after which I went to a City bar in my United shirt. Shockingly friendly.
Who knew Darth Pellegrini would win....
Massive collection of tiny cocks.I hate to say it, but I have only ever met two Liverpool fans that I think aren't dickheads! The rest are, sadly, even my friends
Oddly enough, every City fan I've met in person/know are absolute gents. Even the night of the Newcastle game at OT, after which I went to a City bar in my United shirt. Shockingly friendly.
Yeah, my family is split on a red and blue side. Though most of the blue side a posers or into cricket so its all good
, yep my uncle is one of the most intellectual city fans I've ever met. The banter with my city mates is always much better than with other oppo fans too, I mean I haven't got a single blue in my uni group yet you'd swear some of them are city fans. They hate United as passionately and even went to see them play at Bayern, which I was glad was the day city lost. I mean, why the hell would you go watch a team you don't support, especially later on, when they became title rivals. Boggles mind.That is truly amazing.
Just the most incredibly obviously made up fake United fan I've ever heard.
Literally followed stereotype by stereotype, so ridiculous.
Good lord. These people can vote.
"We go again" is the new "Next year is our year".
It isn't even a fecking sentence. Good God.
Simply ridiculous. All of the neutrals I know cannot stand Liverpool and most certainly did not want them to win. I detest City but was definitely hoping that they would beat Liverpool to the title.
It seems as though they actually believe that normal people are as in love with Liverpool as their fans are just because the media paint their club in the fairest of colours, contrasted with the evil oil clubs of Man City and Chelsea.
I know a fictional Liverpool fan, and even he didn't want them to win.
They're all f*cking at it. Sturridge and Hansen in the last couple of days. Splarg.
I seriously think next season at Old Trafford the Stretford should do to Gerrard what the Kop did to Cantona.. ban him until then win 20, just for the pure craic of it
I wonder how long it would take them to win 2 premier league trophies.. feck me, I'm 31 and I don't think I have long enough in my lifetime left to see it
I wonder how long it would take them to win 2 premier league trophies.. feck me, I'm 31 and I don't think I have long enough in my lifetime left to see it
Don't jinx it
Bringing the papers to trial over reporting transfer rumours? What would be the charge? And why just those involving Suarez not just all rumours?
It is. A stupid one, yes, but a grammatically complete stupid one. (/pedant, sorry
)We need to round up all the wankers who use hashtags on sites other than Twitter, and thrown them in a gulag. #neverseedaylightagain
Is it not? I heard "Go!" is the shortest complete sentence in the English language. Why is this not?
YAWN.
Oh that's a real thing. Bit of the pot and kettle about it.
I thought that at first. But there's a difference between autocorrecting Ferguson's name, which it's perfectly reasonable to be using regularly in a football discussion, and autocorrecting the weird little mantra that they bizarrely feel the need to write after every single sentence. And whilst theirs is bitter, refusing to acknowledge the simple fact of Fergie's knighthood, ours is just supposed to poke fun at their apparent need to use Y.N.W.A like a full-stop. I don't resent 'you'll never walk alone'.
What the feck is wrong with some people
? A clear case of multiple personalityscary that people would write anything like that.
Jesus fecking Christ. This is the first time I've seen of this.
That one is by far the worst, but that same thread has a bunch of other hilariously obviously made-up conversations with "United fans".
Reading through that old thread, there are some stellar responses. Steve, this was exceptional:
I don't disagree the RAWK thing is small time, I just thought the Caf was above that petty shit. YAWN may be abused but it's important to almost all Liverpool supporters.
I'm a little put off by it too. You'll Never Walk Alone, to a lot of Liverpool fans, means a lot more than just the song itself. Many associate it strongly with remembrance to Hillsborough, and for that reason I'm a very uncomfortable mocking it.
Did he turn you to his side after besting you in argument?
I'm speechless
That SteveJ gets about.
Aye, you lot have stolen the latter off of us, thankfully.
The neutral thing is a load of bollocks too. Some neutrals wanted us to win, some didn't.
Unless your lifetime is less than two more years, then I'd get prepared.
The neutral thing was some bollocks spread by Talkshite etc to give themselves something to waffle on about for the last few weeks.
OK, I can't fault you for optimism