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Top threads & tremendously cunning anti-Manc manouevres from the complete bellend man currently calling himself Andy@OldTrafford
I'll be mostly watching "Jose Mourinho is a knob and this is the LAUGH AT MANCHESTER UNITED THREAD" today I think.
Rolls off the tongue nicely, that title.
MikLFC said:Marcus Shatford
Some bloke said:haha hes better than any youth player in your team
MikLFC said:1) It was a joke. 2) He's not better than any of our best youth.
Some bloke said:1) it was not very funny 2) of course he is! Name 1 player his age or younger in your team who is better than him?
MikLFC said:Ovie Ejaria, Ben Woodburn, Sheyi Ojo, Conor Masterson, Ryan Kent. Lots of them.
Some bloke said:hahaha dear me, ok mate whatever
MikLFC said:They're better than most players in your team now.
So I went on RAWK to see if they were saying anything about Rashford's U21 game. Nothing. Then I went on Bluemoon. Not even a mention of how Iateanacho is better.
Struck gold on Lineker's twitter, though. This isn't RAWK, but some cretin that tweets under the handle @MikLFC had this exchange with some bloke:
Best youth team in the world, la'. Gonna win the Alternative Youth Premier League, la'.
Rashford would walk into their first team, let alone youth.
"Marcus Shatford" as a comment on Lineker's twitter is pretty good though. I love how that is just never going to go away.
We got the best koalas!
Clearly a WUM.So I went on RAWK to see if they were saying anything about Rashford's U21 game. Nothing. Then I went on Bluemoon. Not even a mention of how Iateanacho is better.
Struck gold on Lineker's twitter, though. This isn't RAWK, but some cretin that tweets under the handle @MikLFC had this exchange with some bloke:
Best youth team in the world, la'. Gonna win the Alternative Youth Premier League, la'.
A reply: "shat-trick"
It's fecking puerile, but a part of me can't stop laughing at how ridiculously far it has gone. There's swarms of them on literally every tweet he ever posts.
Is Cantona banned?
BBC touting [Rashford] as the next greatest player ever. Cringy BBC article has a bit on...
[List of Rashford Goals]
Doing feck all else...
[List of Big Games in Rashford Career so far]
Next Pele upcoming
Not forgetting the "Why I had to move on from Liverpool" edited to feck Joe Allen article from dear old Auntie, now ensconced in Salford fecking quays with their twattery that is not even subtle anymore. feck that fecking manc enclave and all who sail in her
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Re: I love Manchester United, their manager, their ground, their fans and everything
« Reply #39 on: Yesterday at 10:03:47 PM »
Quote from: Cantona on Yesterday at 07:39:04 PM
Very surprised Jonno hasn't posted in this thread yet.
Look its 50/50 on yer claim in my eyes , so there is a 50/50 chance your picking on a 72 year old United Fan .
Are you ok with that ?
Very surprised Cantona the gobshite returned, I thought Cantona the gobshite was only coming back the next time we played you and your c*nt of a fan base and c*nt of a manager who go hand in hand?
He`s a manc, they`re our enemies, not our friends.
feck off.
Not RAWK but still funny
http://www.90min.com/posts/3739427-...-official-timing-partner-hollerfc?a_aid=35396
I edited the (e) in so as to stay outta trouble, but I just found it amusing that the OP would edit the 2nd expletive but leave the first untouched.Shaved Crossbar
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Re: I love Manchester United, their manager, their ground, their fans and everything
« Reply #38 on: September 6, 2016, 09:55:47 PM »
f(e)ck these c*nts
Take a dump in his laundry basketOn a side note, I've just found out my new neighbour is a Liverpool fan. I only found that out coz I saw a Liverpool top on his washing line. Shame really...seemed like a decent bloke. I'm gonna go for some top wumming, any ideas are welcome!
It's a shame we can't have mature debate on rival sides here....
What kind of bollocks doth be this? First of all, we all know your a utd supporter...
Can I just point out with Newcastle and Sunderland it is more than football and it goes back a very long time.
It is a conflict that has divided two cities just 12 miles apart, for more than three centuries.
In the epoch before the 1600s, King Charles I had consistently awarded the East of England Coal Trade Rights (try to contain your excitement) to Newcastle's traders, which rendered the Wearside coal merchants redundant. People died because of it. Coal and ships were Sunderland's raison d'etre.
But when, in 1642, the English Civil War started, and Newcastle, with good reason, supported the Crown, Sunderland, because of the trading inequalities, sided with Cromwell's Parliamentarians, and the division began.
It became a conflict between Sunderland's socialist republicanism, against Newcastle's loyalist self-interest. A purposeful enmity if ever there was one. Unlike rivalries between other clubs, the differences between Newcastle and Sunderland date back to fighting based on the necessity to live and feed one's children, and benefit one's city.
The political differences between the two culminated with the battle of Boldon Hill. A loyalist army from Newcastle and County Durham gathered to fight an anti-monarchist Sunderland and Scottish army at a field equidistant between the two towns.
The joint Scottish and Sunderland army won - and Newcastle was colonised by the Scottish. It was subsequently used as a Republican military base for the rest of war.
And while this is a lucid basis for two cities hating each other, it has, like every other modern-day derby, developed profoundly irrational manifestations.
Sunderland, kicking Newcastle's arse since 1642.
Moyes: "I hope that’s a message. I hope it says, 'This is what he can do, this is where David Moyes works and he’s done it with a side which wouldn’t be expected to do it'”.The political differences between the two culminated with the battle of Boldon Hill. A loyalist army from Newcastle and County Durham gathered to fight an anti-monarchist Sunderland and Scottish army at a field equidistant between the two towns. The joint Scottish and Sunderland army won.
Not RAWK but still funny
http://www.90min.com/posts/3739427-...-official-timing-partner-hollerfc?a_aid=35396
Right, you are going to sport a watch that says Liverpool FC on it?It is actually a genius strategy to attract Man Utd fans. Get a cheaper sponsorship and piss their fans off at the expense of their more popular rivals.
'Owen believes they are the third-biggest club in the world and the most attractive of all the Premier League teams.
He told BT Sport: ‘When you look at it, in the cold light of day, who’s better than Liverpool?
‘Who’s bigger than Liverpool? Who can you go to?
‘Barcelona and Real Madrid will attract anyone, I suppose.
‘But after that, where else is there to go? I can’t imagine you’re going to go anywhere else in the Premier League.’
Makes 'us' sound delusional he must have been told to be 'on message' of some such shit, transparent little turncoat twat
Michael Owen certainly seems to be putting 110% into his LFC Ambassador role, RAWK ain't totally convinced
It screams anything but long term, why would you be so desperate to argue otherwise? You're not even new here, you're clearly not a WUM or an undercover Manc.
For some of them it's implausible to be a rational Liverpool fan and have rationally level headed discussions. If you even dare attempt so, you're called a WUM or a United fan. Seeing that guy has been there long and probably proven himself a Pool fan, the other guy can't compute what's going on, "there has to be more to it", he's telling himselfIf one post could ever sum up RAWK;
Similar to City fans calling level headed City fans "rags" on Bluemoon. 'Tis ridiculous.For some of them it's implausible to be a rational Liverpool fan and have rationally level headed discussions. If you even dare attempt so, you're called a WUM or a United fan. Seeing that guy has been there long and probably proven himself a Pool fan, the other guy can't compute what's going on, "there has to be more to it", he's telling himself
Michael Owen certainly seems to be putting 110% into his LFC Ambassador role, RAWK ain't totally convinced