Better than fans abroad? You are aware a lot of United's revenue comes from these 'foreign' fans? They are the biggest club in the WORLD not just your small bubble
Spurs fans booed during/after 0-3 defeat. United fans silent after 0-5 defeat.
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Yes their Mother yells at them to be quiet
"This is how a proper club behaves"
Said about Spurs with no trace of irony.
Said about Spurs with no trace of irony.
Should I even bother replying to this? It’s not 1980 anymore. The fact that United has such a large global fanbase it’s what gets them those juicy Adidas and Chevrolet contracts. Also the merch sold worldwide. All the big clubs have huge overseas fanbases, so yeah, make of it what you want.
I don't think the Spurs fans have ever taken to Nuno - which probably makes it easier for them to boo.... I don't think you'd see the same reaction if, say, Ledley King was in the dugout.
I've having a pop at someone who evidently doesn't attend matches, suggesting that United's generally vocal and positive match-going support, packing out Old Trafford, is in anyway a negative for the club.
Literally nobody who attended the 0-5 reflected that United or the day itself would have been better off had the Stretford End and singing section withdrawn their support. Ditto the great atmosphere that the away fans delivered yesterday.
Not a fan of booing during the game, supporters at the ground should be supporting. When the game is over you can boo all you want.
Our match going fans generally do this which is good and bad. As they wouldn't boo Moyes and we know how that turned out.
Our match going fans generally do this which is good and bad. As they wouldn't boo Moyes and we know how that turned out.
Ole was signing shirts after the 5-0 weren’t he? I don’t think our fans will properly boo him like that ever
No you shouldn't because you're just embarrassing yourself even more
They’re only two points behind because of how in and out we have been. It’s not reflective of the two squads imo.
Spurs downed tools when defensive Jose arrived, didn’t take to Nuno defensive style and the same thing will happen here imo. They may as well have waited to the summer, get rid of Kane and start afresh with Conte then
We believe ourselves to be a far morally superior football club compared to every other club, to the detriment of the club itself.
To boo or show discontentment is to not be a real supporter, you must cheer on the manager even if they are wildly out of their depth or produce results like 0-5 against Liverpool of all teams
To boo or show discontentment is to not be a real supporter, you must cheer on the manager even if they are wildly out of their depth or produce results like 0-5 against Liverpool of all teams
Fans have the right to boo all they want, but I don't think it really influences owner's decisions much. Its a results business, and results will decide the actions of owners, in context of the bigger picture or overall plan of the 'project'
You completely missed the point he was making through your tears and angry keyboard mashing as a true red.
He didn’t say anything about lack of support, he said United fans should’ve been more vocal in a negative way to get the board to react.
Not singing support for Ole after getting humiliated at home by our biggest rivals.
I’m asking a question, do you think it’s the match going fans fault then?
How does boo-ing not constitute a lack of support?
Facts from the individual who doesn’t understand how the world works.
That’s not a great way to make your point is it? I live in Northern Ireland too and I know few people whom have season tickets at Old Trafford whom fly into Manchester every other weekend. Just because someone’s not from Manchester doesn’t mean they don’t attend games.
Even if they don’t attend, like most on this forum, it doesn’t mean they’re any less of a fan. People have myriad of reasons as to why getting to Old Trafford every fortnight isn’t feasible.
Are people really blaming the match going fans for not booing enough to get the manager sacked? 
Again the irony
United would not have been relegated if we didn't have overseas supporters don't be bloody ridiculous
Always been quite keen on the Top Red insult myself. Away ends would be Manchester postcodes only if I had it my way 
I think that was 1 post, then it's changed into a debate about who's the better fans.Are people really blaming the match going fans for not booing enough to get the manager sacked?
I think thats fantastic really. To show your team support even in the face of adversity? That what being a supporter is like
Spurs have not won shite in decades. Even huge clubs like RM, Bayern and Barcelona who regularly can sleepwalk themselves to league titles i find that kind of behavior pretty unsavory
Spurs have not won shite in decades. Even huge clubs like RM, Bayern and Barcelona who regularly can sleepwalk themselves to league titles i find that kind of behavior pretty unsavory
Why is this in the football forum? Some of us have the United forum on ignore to avoid train wreck threads like these one.
If you want to boo go buy a ticket and boo as much as you fecking want. Absolute state of this armchair fanbase.
If you want to boo go buy a ticket and boo as much as you fecking want. Absolute state of this armchair fanbase.
That was what the OP was insinuating which is beyond absurd!
Well you don't know that either, we've been relegated before. The only reason why it's inconceivable now is because of the money generated by united and much of it comes from overseas fans.Again the irony
United would not have been relegated if we didn't have overseas supporters don't be bloody ridiculous
Most people had left the stadium against Liverpool.
There were boos at half time against Atalanta.
There were boos at half time against Atalanta.
To be fair i didn’t even read the op.Are people really blaming the match going fans for not booing enough to get the manager sacked?
I'm not sure that's what he meant though, I think he's just highlighting the difference between the two sets of fans reactions...But I could be wrong, I'm sure he can answer that himself.
When exactly did this relegation happen? Was it under Fergie? Or was it one of Moyes/LVG/Mourinho or Ole that got us relegated?
Bollocks. Ground was 80% full at FT and majority were bouncing away singing for last 15.
Seems to beAre people really blaming the match going fans for not booing enough to get the manager sacked?
I don't / can't go to as many games as I used to and that's life.
I think questioning those who attend behaviour is weird though.
If you want people who attend to boo, you need to be part of it IMO
Btw thousands of fans left before full time. That's more damning than booing or being stunned or supporting the club or whatever
If disgruntled, don't go then... (that's if you do go.)
Next up, home to City ... and I'll cheer the team all game and stay to the end.
And don't give me that "top red" sh!t.
Yes because it's that easy right? Is this another top red comment? Will you be a top red when the club you support is winning feck all due to your always support the manager mantra, whilst clubs who's fans don't follow such top red mantra are winning everything in sight? Is that what's best for the club long term?
To me it seems that unfollowing their social media accounts and doing anything possible to impact their bottom line are the best ways to express your annoyance at Utd.
Question - when did the Glazer family ever care about the fans and their opinion?
1974 only 6 years after being European champions.
Money has become a massive thing since then and isn't limited to the 75k that go every other week. If it was just the 75k that where putting money into the club then the club would lose hundreds of millions. The overseas fans and non match going fans contribute a massive amount towards the success of Manchester United. Take that away we be more like Newcastle, a big local support that fills the ground. How have Newcastle been going over the last 20 years?
Which ones do you think would have booed? Probably some of the 15k that walked out isn't it?
I read it as that he wasn't happy because Spurs booed more and that led to Nuno being sacked which is a load of rubbish.