Says "Red" Jamie.
Pro-Glazer scum is what you are mate! And I will continue to say so until you become "Green_and_Gold_Jamie"!
Green and Gold till the club is Sold!
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Pro-Glazer scum is what you are mate! And I will continue to say so until you become "Green_and_Gold_Jamie"!
I still have my green and gold kit from 93 (think it was 93?) but it will either be size Y or LB, any idea where I can get one that will fit?!
Yeah was just thinking that, anywhere you can buy that online?
Says "Red" Jamie.
Pro-Glazer scum is what you are mate! And I will continue to say so until you become "Green_and_Gold_Jamie"!
In fairness having read more of what Fred's stance is I didn't even mean that. His head's in the right place.
It's just don't see how fans taking a pessimistic approach is going to help. I can't help but feel that some people are already defeated.
I think after seeing what happened on Saturday a lot of us have realised that we could be on to the start of something big here!
If you're XXL i'd consider buying this (but i probably would wear it much) it looks in perfect condition.
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Yeah there is. Google 'Old Man United shirts". There's also a shop on Oldham Street.
Aye, I'm gonna go find my bank card and get one of these I think, good to see RC picking up movement about GlazerAhh wait for other people to do it and then you might start to do it yourself? That's the spirit!
Why not do both? You don't need to stop wearing your red and white one..
I'm not XXL thank feck
Bloody hell... I did that... £90 - And it's second hand!
Are they this much in that shop on Oldham Street? I may pop up there at lunch time...
Sound as, cheers Ralph.
I lost my Munich scarf in Rome.. The phrase salt in the wounds came to mind!Aye, I'm gonna go find my bank card and get one of these I think, good to see RC picking up movement about Glazer
1992-94 Manchester United Away Shirt XL • Classic Football Shirts
Only got it in XL for those fat bastards out there.
Just kidding
Only got it in XL for those fat bastards out there.
Just kidding
I was looking for one of these for my dads birthday a couple of years ago and couldn't find one for less than £80!
If you do go to the shop will you shoot me a PM with how much they're going for fella?
Mine still has the little tag on it saying it was given to supporters etc. and it's been to every match for 2 seasons now, my old man wore his just for the one game and his tag managed to fall off. I lost my house keys in Rome, good job my brother had some too
Personally I don't think this colour thing will work... I'll help though.
It would have been nice if people had adopted any form of attitude five years ago...
You're right. But better late than never my friend..
All been and gone now.
I'm just content that something is happening on a widespread scale against the cnuts.
Mine doesnt fit anymore
Splitters.
From the Green & Gold to Rossobianchi
and back. Brilliant idea.
Best case scenario: The message gets across.
Worst case scenario: The history of this 132 years old club is invigorated.
Glazer Out T-shirts with Green and Gold scarves is also a very good combination.
If that is what you fear, I should hope it would not be a paralyzing fear at that.
Matchgoers without a clue of club history is a part of the problem in itself. This certainly warrants Green & Gold Awareness Action!
You can certainly make an image by breaking with people's expectations. Patches of Green & Gold regularly amid the red, white and black? To the enlightened, an image of the cause. To the not yet enlightened among fans, the press and the Glazers (should they ever watch): An image of puzzlement, eliciting questionmarks, curiosity.
And that curiosity is what might prime their awareness for the message when it comes in a clearer form. (Like Glazer Out!-t-shirts, which should be combined with this effort, absolutely!)
great idea Fred over to you MUST
Got my scarf ordered. Just under a tenner with the postage charge.
Get your mum to wash it. Mine fecked all mine up!
Watch a suddenly next season our away kit is green and yellow again and the Glazers pass it off as a cunning plan from the start.
Exactly my point earlier..
If suddenly everyone turns up in Green and Gold, then the Glazers will simply flood the megastore with green and gold kits and everone will believe its the new trend and the meaning is lost.
What then ? Oh well black didnt work, greene and gold didnt work.. I know, lets all dress in red as a silent protest.. It will signify a red card to the Glazers...
Why have a hidden meaning.. Just come straight out and say it..
GLAZER feck OFF....
Not once it becomes known to the media that green and gold is the colour of the anti-Glazer movement.
Anyway, the kit for next season will already be well into production.
I've heard of shrinking stuff, but if your mum can make shirts grow she should go into business!Those 10 year old nike employees are working their bollocks off as we type.
And if they did release it as the new away kit a simple switch to Wembley 1968 blue would do the trick.
Not really, given that we've had several blue kits since the Glazers took over, whereas the Yellow and Green has only ever been a Newton Heath thing (when it was our away it was the anniversay kit)
Couldn't find anywhere on Oldham Street - there are a couple of big old second hand clothes shops (Mr Ryan's and something else), that have a load of tatty old generic footy tops going for 2 or 3 quid, but none of them had any proper United tops or other authentic kits.
Ralph, we all know that when it comes to the Glazers v Protestors, the media do no favours for United fans at all.
In 2005 the papers all laughed at United fans and their so called futile protests. There was little or no coverage of what was really going on. It wasnt till FC UNITED was formed that the press really started to take notice, and by that time it was too late.
I simply dont see the Daily Mirror running an article on United fans all turning up in green and gold and portraying that as any form of meaningful protest.
What is the average supporter going to think when they see in the papers United fans are all protesting by turning up looking like Parrots.. They are hardly going to sit there and believe it to be credible...
The only credible protest that will be seen by millions and believed to be one thats worthwhile, is one where the message is simple, forthright and blunt...
Which will gain more attention ? United fans all turn up wearing snot coloured scarves, or United fans all ejected for wearing T shirts telling their owner to feck right off...
The media wont pay attention to what they will deem futile protests. THey havent paid any attention to the LUHG stickers. So I doubh they will take fans wearing a different colour scarf as being something worthwhile reporting on.
You stick a few hundred baying fans outside OT, give them some banners, and get footage of fans being ejected from OT for wearing anti Glazer T shirts, and believe me, the press will have a field day...
No Fred, that's just paranoid.
Apart from anything else, I honestly don't think the Glazers have got nearly enough of a clue (or care) about what is going on amongst the fans to come up with such a plan. Which doesn't bode well for the campaign haveing much of an impact, admittedly, but I'm prepared to give it a go.
I'm not really convinced about what effects the chants and banners in the ground will have anyway - haven't the Scousers been trying that tactic over the last year or so, to no avail (except the angry fellatio email)
Btw - an idea from a mate which some may be able to use... Brazil shirts! Just about fits in with the colour, and show your support for our samba trio (and the forgotten one - where the hell is he these days anyway, didn't he get sent back from Portugal?)!
The problem is until recently they have been as divided as us. SOS has very little support among the match going fans.
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