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Famous United fans...
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I remember Rey Mysterio wearing Utd jersey during a raw show. Wrestling news reported he was asked not to wear that again by WWE, cnuts.
So the world's greatest living Yorkshireman, Geoff Boycott, is of course a United fan, now we can add Tendulkar, who also played for Yorkshire, and hang on a minute, there's the mighty Yorkshire cricketer Arnie Sidebottom who didn't just support us, he played 16 games for us.
The conclusion of all this being of course Feck Off Leeds!
Richard Wilson, although he has One Foot in the Grave! The one that always surprises me, given how Yorkshire he is, is Geoffrey Boycott
Gary Oldman in United shirt with Oscar Statuette
This is an image I'd never thought I'd see.
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Great picture
He was on the tour video last year.
He was born in '58 so at a prime age to be enthralled by Best.
75% of the population on Earth are United fans, rest are probably looking to be! 
Mancunians:
Bernard Hill( Denethor in LOTR)
Dominic Monaghan ( Pippin or Merry LOTR)
Robert Powell (Jesus)
Mick Hucknall ( wanker)
Shaun Ryder( Happy Mondays)
Rachel Riley ( maths genius)
Albert Finney( Legend)
Bernard Sumner(New Order)
Chris Eccleston( Dr Who etc)
Danny Boyle( Film maker)
Ian McShane( legend)
John Bradley-West ( GOT)
Just a few off the top of my head
Bernard Hill( Denethor in LOTR)
Dominic Monaghan ( Pippin or Merry LOTR)
Robert Powell (Jesus)
Mick Hucknall ( wanker)
Shaun Ryder( Happy Mondays)
Rachel Riley ( maths genius)
Albert Finney( Legend)
Bernard Sumner(New Order)
Chris Eccleston( Dr Who etc)
Danny Boyle( Film maker)
Ian McShane( legend)
John Bradley-West ( GOT)
Just a few off the top of my head
Just a random question, if United has a stadium with 150,000 capacity, will it be sell out crowd every weekend?
Kit Harrington too from GoT.
He’s not from Manchester, the above all are
Oh yeah, didn't even notice "Mancunians."
Actually, Bernard Hill played Theoden, King of Rohan, in LOTR. Denethor was the Steward of Gondor, and played by antipodean actor John Noble, also of Fringe fame.
Just thought I'd mention it.
I shall leave you now and return to my haven of Belindriad. Or "the garage", as my wife calls it.
Ha, just kidding.
I have no wife...
I doubt it, unless the tickets are ridiculously cheap even then it's doubtful. We can easily do 100k though.
Maybe if tickets were £5 and it was a really big game. Don't see it being guaranteed full otherwise under any circumstances.
One of the guys from Tears for Fears is a United fan
No chance. They were having to give tickets away to schools the season before last in the Europa. I've barely been since because there's not been enough chance of entertainment for the amount it costs and just being in the crowd isn't fun like in Europe. It'll be a bit better now I think, with CL football and slightly better performances, but no way we'd fill 150k every week at regular prices. Not even at reduced rates imo.
I see, just curious what kind of attraction when United play at England. So what is the realistic capacity? 80,000?
Hard to say. Maybe 85k for most games, I'd say? Someone else will have a better idea. Where are you from?
Actually, Bernard Hill played Theoden, King of Rohan, in LOTR. Denethor was the Steward of Gondor, and played by antipodean actor John Noble, also of Fringe fame.
Just thought I'd mention it.
I shall leave you now and return to my haven of Belindriad. Or "the garage", as my wife calls it.
Ha, just kidding.
I have no wife...
Well spotted!
Rachel Riley is not mancunian.
Danny Boyle is actually a Bury fan who has said he likes Utd just to wind up his London Chelsea supporting mates.
Hooky rather than Bernard Sumner is the utd fan from New Order.
You forgot Ian Brown (Stone Roses) and Liam Frey (Courteneers).
I once was approached outside Old Trafford by Bernard Hill, who asked me where the nearest cash machine was. I pointed over to it and said "Just over there in that black tower, I thought you'd know that", because he did a documentary for MUTV on the 100th anniversary of OT. He gave me a proper funny look.Actually, Bernard Hill played Theoden, King of Rohan, in LOTR. Denethor was the Steward of Gondor, and played by antipodean actor John Noble, also of Fringe fame.
Just thought I'd mention it.
I shall leave you now and return to my haven of Belindriad. Or "the garage", as my wife calls it.
Ha, just kidding.
I have no wife...
Malaysia! Watching Man Utd at Old Trafford is one of my lifetime goal.
Bernard Sumner was on TV prior to the99 Cup final professing his support.
Rachel Riley lived in Manchester did she not? She used to go to games with her dad no?
And I didnt miss anyone out. I couldn’t be fecked to list them all off the top of my head. Feel free to be pedantic
Actually, Bernard Hill played Theoden, King of Rohan, in LOTR. Denethor was the Steward of Gondor, and played by antipodean actor John Noble, also of Fringe fame.
Just thought I'd mention it.
I shall leave you now and return to my haven of Belindriad. Or "the garage", as my wife calls it.
Ha, just kidding.
I have no wife...
Paddy kielty
Rachel Riley is from Leeds I think.
James Nesbitt
Eamonn Holmes
Dominic Monaghan
Floyd Mayweather
Gemma Atkinson
Usain Bolt
Justin Timberlake
Kim Jong Un (!!!!)
Mark Chapman
Harry Styles
Morrisey
Snoop Dogg
Think Rick astley is a Mancunian who is a fan?
Bertie Ahern is a red. He's fairly famous I guess.
Rachel Riley was born in Essex, her dad is from Salford and a hardcore Utd fan
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He's nearer Wigan but halfway between Liverpool and Manchester
Must have heard of Utd’s result and he eagled 8th hole in the Masters to take the lead! Bring it home Rory!
Has Simon Le Bon been mentioned yet?
Used to see him and Yasmin at Old Trafford a few times back in the day,
John Virgo the snooker player.
Martin Atkinson
I think Sean Connery was mentioned previously in this thread, because he had a trial with United. But to add to that, back in 99, an American news show (60 Minutes, 20/20, or something like that) was doing a story on Connery and showed him watching our CL away leg to Inter. It showed him happy when Scholes scored. Not going nuts like most of us, but said something like "Yes! That's worth two!"