This was disgraceful, it shouldn't be in here.
It wasn't passion, just a bunch of players trying to bully a ref.
Ha, so was I.Not at all, it's a bunch of winners that would stop at nothing in order to get across the line first and a wonderful photo.
Great thread too, I was directly behind the goal the night Scholes buried it against Barca and I'll never forget it. Watching the ball from the second it left his boot sail in was something else and the celebrations that followed too, some feckin' night altogether.
Photos don't get much better than this one. Excellent selection for the OP.If similar thread exists be free to delete this one.
Found this pic and it made me warm at my heart. And reminded me why I support our proud club.
So lets put great United pics to make us feel better in this troubled times and remember how it used to be. I know it sounds dramatic but it isnt so dramatic.
Not at all, it's a bunch of winners that would stop at nothing in order to get across the line first and a wonderful photo.
David May ruined that one for eternity.
Passion
You can be winners without resorting to threatening and ugly behaviour. Interesting that you should applaud stopping at nothing to get across the line first.
Older ones will always be the best, memories and shit.Its a bit of a shame that all the pics are old. No recent great pics.. goes to show
Its a bit of a shame that all the pics are old. No recent great pics.. goes to show
If you don't want it to be dramatic I'd say this one
"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for Manchester United
7:1
Raining in Moscow
This was disgraceful, it shouldn't be in here.
It wasn't passion, just a bunch of players trying to bully a ref.
Its a bit of a shame that all the pics are old. No recent great pics.. goes to show
Yep, take nothing laying down while abroad on the pitch and if that means pulling up or rounding a ref that you feel made wrong or unjust decision well then I'm all for it. That sort of mentality was a major factor in them winning all they did back then. They had tunnel vision when it came to winning and didn't give a fiddlers for what anyone thought of them. These days though....
Just abroad? Are the foreign refs the ones that need a really good bit of thuggery?
These days you wouldn't stay on the pitch too long if you tried group intimidation like that of a ref, and rightly so.
These days you wouldn't stay on the pitch too long if you tried group intimidation like that of a ref, and rightly so.
Just abroad? Are the foreign refs the ones that need a really good bit of thuggery?
These days you wouldn't stay on the pitch too long if you tried group intimidation like that of a ref, and rightly so.