He's a Sir. Rafa is just a waiter.Didn't SAF criticize Rafa for calling Everton a small club? You can just tell how much he despises City where it is blatantly obvious
He's a Sir. Rafa is just a waiter.Didn't SAF criticize Rafa for calling Everton a small club? You can just tell how much he despises City where it is blatantly obvious
Nice weather in July
Manchester United fans taunt Manchester City rivals over Carlos Tevez with billboard in city centre
Manchester United fans have taken revenge on their City rivals' taunts over Carlos Tévez's move two years ago with a giant digital billboard image poking fun at the Argentina striker.
Manchester United fans taunt Manchester City rivals over Carlos Tevez with billboard in city centre
Sweet revenge: United fans put the Carlos Tevez billboard up in the city centre on
7:21PM BST 30 Sep 2011
The image shown in Manchester city centre on Friday night says "Welcome to Carlos, Manchester" - mocking the giant blue poster erected by City when Tévez moved from United in 2009 showing a picture of the Argentina striker over the words "Welcome to Manchester".
The prank was the work of the Manchester United Supporters' Trust who described it as "a warm-hearted message from some old friends".
Tévez has been suspended by his club pending an investigation into his apparent refusal to come off the bench during City's 2-0 defeat by Bayern Munich on Tuesday.
City tried to draw a line under the situation by warning journalists not to ask manager Roberto Mancini about the issue in his usual Friday press conference.
Sir Alex Ferguson back Mancini's handling of the incident, praising him for his "strong management".
The Manchester United manager said: "Roberto Mancini has come out and shown his strength of character, his strength of management and that is important.
"We have all experienced our own difficulties in management and you cope with it as best as you can. In my own experience strong management is important and there is nobody more important than the manager at a football club."
Didn't that one fecking backfire on themThey are being classless cnuts again.
Didn't that one fecking backfire on them
I thought it was pretty good, it's obviously meant in jest. Great work by @beardedgenius as always.Small time shit from MUST.
Why so? It's wound up our bitter cousins. He who laughs last, etc. Job's a good 'un.Small time shit from MUST.
How so?Sinking to their level.
I'm with you here. Its not MUST sinking to City's level, its meant to be humorous.I thought it was pretty good, it's obviously meant in jest. Great work by @beardedgenius as always.
What bit are you struggling with?can someone please xplain to me what that even means?
Whats the point of MUST again?Why so? It's wound up our bitter cousins. He who laughs last, etc. Job's a good 'un.
To gain a meaningful stake of MUFC for the fans.Whats the point of MUST again?
It raised MUST's profile in the media and increased MUST's membership.And spending money having a dig at City progresses that in what way?
I've heard it didn't. Someone reliable on twitter said it, don't remember who. Feeky, possibly?The previous poster campaigns didn't cost any money at all by the way. Not sure if this one did or not.
BBC News - Manchester United fans parody Carlos Tevez billboardWhat was MUST's banner?
The poster itself...what does it mean?What bit are you struggling with?
Probably not - MUST certainly have media owners with properties in the city centre who are sympathetic, and this is very much the sort of thing a media owner would do with spare inventory.I've heard it didn't. Someone reliable on twitter said it, don't remember who. Feeky, possibly?
Yep, one and the same.BBC News - Manchester United fans parody Carlos Tevez billboard
I like it. Is it the same BeardedGenius who posts, or used to post, on the CAF?
OK I maybe completely wrong, but weren't MUST banging on about how the Glazers screwed us with the "Ronaldo money" and us not signing Tevez was proof that we had no money to spend etc.
Seems a bit hypocritical that they now cite "Fergie's managerial judgement".
The money in the Pheonix Fund belongs to the beneficiaries of the Trust and will - along with any interest made on it - continue to do so until the beneficiaries decide otherwise. That's how Trusts work under English law.Phoenix Fund ftw? As long as they're using that large sum of money collectively, hey?