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Zaafi is the GH, missed the quote?Nope. We won the treble in the Nou Camp you plank hence the 99.
You'd know that if you weren't a plastic fan.
Zaafi is the GH, missed the quote?Nope. We won the treble in the Nou Camp you plank hence the 99.
You'd know that if you weren't a plastic fan.
You just properly went for someone who was agreeing with you. This thread is mental.Nope. We won the treble in the Nou Camp you plank hence the 99.
You'd know that if you weren't a plastic fan.
What?Zaafi is the GH, missed the quote?
Looking at it rationally and logically, you are of course right. Football is an emotional thing though and those are tricky.That's what I find interesting here. People treat Arsenal as a rival to United, but what's the basis of that? That decade (not even?) that things were close in the 2000s? Has this rivalry ever existed before or after in both clubs' 100+ years of history?
While City is a true historical cross-town rival of United. It may often have been a low-key rivalry because of City's level in the league (or outside of it), but to me, this seems much more 'real' as a rivalry than 'we competed for titles and had heated matches for a couple of years 20 years ago'.
You’re just trying to find a way to justify your inevitable joy when Haaland wins medals.They started following the club in the past 10-15 years. City as the main 'rival' is all they've known. Bless that lot.
Genuinely made me laugh this threadYou just properly went for someone who was agreeing with you. This thread is mental.
If you don't know that the 99 CL final was in the camp nou. The most important night in the history of the club... Then let us doubt all your allegiancesWhat?
I guess you can make an argument for this viewpoint...but some of those posters are also begging for Qatar to buy us...which completely destroys their argument against City's hollowness. Clowns.Apparently City winning a treble and three in a row doesn’t count because they spent money that wasn’t their own.
Also our fans, desperate for Middle East money because we can’t afford to build a new ground and training facilities.
It’s bizarre that this is even up for discussion.
This is pretty much how I feel about it. Had I been born in Manchester or known any City fans growing up, I'm sure it'd be different.Looking at it rationally and logically, you are of course right. Football is an emotional thing though and those are tricky.
When I was growing up, during my 'formative football years', City were nowhere. I was aware the club existed but that's about it. They barely even inhabited the same universe as United and continued to remain relatively irrelevant even after getting promoted. And obviously I never met an actual living breathing City fan. Still haven't, as it happens.
At the same time, Arsenal were steadily building up to be our closest competitor and it all culminated in all those heated exchanges that are unforgettable for me. And that Arsenal team was unbearably arrogant, hyped to the fecking heaven, constantly praised for their 'sophisticated' football and whenever they lost it was because poor widdle Arsenal wasn't protected by the nasty dirty referees so they couldn't showcase their out-of-this-world, inimitable brand of art.
So yeah. Disliking Arsenal is a visceral thing because they were a huge influence on my teenage years. Disliking City is a duty as a United fan but I feel nothing for them. Emotionally, they are basically Chelsea, except they have Manchester in their name which is rather rude of them. Also, none of their good teams had really special, interesting pantomime villains, the kind you love to hate. Hating Kevin de Bruyne would just feel weird, unlike Martin Keown or Patrick Vieira.
Just a bizarre take in all honesty. City are our local rivals. Is it really that difficult to understand?You’re just trying to find a way to justify your inevitable joy when Haaland wins medals.
I think you missed the point. It was a joke because he was talking about posters being Spurs fans and I thought it was ironic to have another club's stadium as their username, despite winning the treble there. Had it been Anfield, would he still have it in his name?If you don't know that the 99 CL final was in the camp nou. The most important night in the history of the club... Then let us doubt all your allegiances
Shouldn't I be rooting for the guy captaining Arsenal with that logic?You’re just trying to find a way to justify your inevitable joy when Haaland wins medals.
Ah. Fair point.Shouldn't I be rooting for the guy captaining Arsenal with that logic?
Apologies I thought you meant me. Hahaha.Zaafi is the GH, missed the quote?
He quoted me and thought he was saying I was. It wasn't that clear tbh.You just properly went for someone who was agreeing with you. This thread is mental.
People have said PL specifically though so not sure of your pointAs many as it takes for people to stop pretending that top flight football didn't exist before 92, or that United are the only side to win 3 top flight titles in a row.
He's worried Arsenal might not win the league.People have said PL specifically though so not sure of your point
No, it's been 40 years for me.They started following the club in the past 10-15 years. City as the main 'rival' is all they've known. Bless that lot.
Arsenal fans or dicks?"Arsenal fans are dicks" - there aren't any here.
Harsh on @adexkola"Arsenal fans are dicks" - there aren't any here.
Arsenal fans.Arsenal fans or dicks?
Don't they even listen to the chants? These people support a fecking logo.Mancunian Utd fans like me care because we know loads of City fans and they're our local rival.
It's really not difficult to understand.
When did the treble get announced Crossy? You sound like Kompany. Honestly you’re better than repeating this infantile nonsense.I'm sure those of you cheering on City to win the league will enjoy cheering City to their treble in a few weeks.
It's a silly delineation.People have said PL specifically though so not sure of your point