Wanting to throw a game. Jesus.
That's a losers mentality. A winner should want to win every game.
Either (i) you've been giving it large to them while United were winning so you kinda deserve it or (ii) your colleagues are insuffarable pricks, in case it lasts longer than a (few) day(s) imo.They care more about their co-workers taking the piss than about United.
Wanting to throw a game. Jesus.
That's a losers mentality. A winner should want to win every game.
This is 100% going to be a draw. The worst possible result so therefore by far the most likely. It's the only outcome allowed by whichever gypsy curse we've been suffering under for the last several years.
Yet the same people who demand that we lose this game are those who scream loudest that "the players downed tools" and that they "have no passion and desire" etc when we play shite.Just as well none of us are professional footballers.
Top 4 isn't happening, even if it does we are not equipped to do anything in the CL next year.... Soooo take the 1-0 or 2-0 loss tonight.
Arsenal, too. Just to be absolutely safe. And yes, we should drop out of every competition at the first opportunity so we can focus everything on the two games against Liverpool.This is such a terrible mentality. Like a small club saying we are probably not going to win the cup so let's just get knocked out in the first round.
Next season we might as well give points to Spurs and Chelsea if they are ahead of us since the odds of them stopping Liverpool is higher if we can't win the league and champions league don't matter.
Yet the same people who demand that we lose this game are those who scream loudest that "the players downed tools" and that they "have no passion and desire" etc when we play shite.
What would we say if the roles were reversed and Liverpool fans were willing their own side to lose so that we didn't win the league?
Truly we'd pan the shite out of them wouldn't we?
We should go all out to win every match regardless of who we are playing.
If Liverpool win the title then they will have deserved it - just like we did and everyone else that wins it.
It's a tough one but we should not descend to the kind of bitterness that they (and City) showed to us when we were on the up.
It does not really matter if we 'want to', this United team struggles against average teams. City will tear us a new one tonight, right in our own home. We won't score, we have not scored a goal in open play for 4 games, and City will toy with us tonight, then give us a lollypop afterwards for allowing them to.
What would we say if the roles were reversed and Liverpool fans were willing their own side to lose so that we didn't win the league?
Truly we'd pan the shite out of them wouldn't we?
We should go all out to win every match regardless of who we are playing.
If Liverpool win the title then they will have deserved it - just like we did and everyone else that wins it.
It's a tough one but we should not descend to the kind of bitterness that they (and City) showed to us when we were on the up.
Yet the same people who demand that we lose this game are those who scream loudest that "the players downed tools" and that they "have no passion and desire" etc when we play shite.
I'd say it's very much acceptable to play for the shirt against our city rivals when Champions League qualification is still in the balance.Which is exactly why we don’t want these clowns deciding tonight’s the night to show some bottle after producing absolute shitshow performances against bottom-half teams for much of the season. Where was their passion then? Their fight? Their spirit? Their professionalism?
They can feck off it they think it’s acceptable to play for the shirt tonight, of all nights.
Exactly what a loser would say.How we feel about winning and losing tonight doesn’t matter one bit to the players on the pitch.
I'm saying that those who want us to lose tonight should not ever complain about the players' mentality again. They literally want them to not give a feck.First of all, nobody is “demanding” anything. You’re just hearing opinions from fans who would prefer their team to lose a football match, when the alternative is handing bitter rivals a league title that brings them just one short of our 20 (when passing out their 18 titles was something that many of us waited most of our adult lives for)
None of this has anything to do with the mentality of the players. So all this crap about a “losers mentality” is a complete red herring. We’re just a bunch of armchair football fans. How we feel about winning and losing tonight doesn’t matter one bit to the players on the pitch. Obviously if they’re capable of beating City tonight it will make the pathetic performance at the weekend even more infuriating with hindsight but, thankfully, there’s more or less zero chance of that happening.
I expect the team to lose and if they dont, as much as i love Ole, he will always be seen as the manager who handed Liverpool the title in my eyes.
This squad is so fecking stupid that they probably nick a point tonight. Gormless arseholes.
Just field the youngsters for this one. 1-0 to City would do.
If these feckers have the gall to actually show up and hand Liverpool the title on Wednesday, my dislike for the lot of them will only multiply.
I'd be furious if we got anything out of this game after the way we got outclassed by Everton.
I may actually feel cheated that they would put in a performance against City.They'll be no different to clubs having their 'cup final' against us.Small time mentality.And this time its not going to wash with me.
What does it say ?Arrgghh, somebody's posted that 'Open Letter to United Fans' on the Newbies Forum.
How are "I don't want to get battered 4-0 by Everton" and "I don't want Liverpool to win the league" comparable or mutually exclusive?I'm saying that those who want us to lose tonight should not ever complain about the players' mentality again.
"I want to lose to Manchester City because I don't care where Manchester United finish on the table" is mutually exclusive with "I want players who fight hard for Manchester United".How are "I don't want to get battered 4-0 by Everton" and "I don't want Liverpool to win the league" comparable or mutually exclusive?