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I fucking hate Man U.

Do any of their fans actually live in a house with a Manchester postcode?
 
pk said:
I fucking hate Man U.

Do any of their fans actually live in a house with a Manchester postcode?

Everyone in Northern Ireland supports an English team, well apart from ubber Rangers or Celtic fans, who wouldn't want to dilute their sectarian hatred. The most supported teams in Northern Ireland are Arsenal (strong Irish connection for many years), Liverpool (from their glory days and the Irish-Merseyside Connection), and Man Utd (George Best et al plus the Irish Manchester connection). There is a small but growing bunch of Chelski fans but everyone hates them as the club have never had any tradition as such and they play shite football.
 
Also isn't it not just abit parochial and reactionary to whinge about people from outside England supporting an English club? Especially since so many Irish players have graced the English league.
 
revol68 said:
also something just slapped me upside the head, oh yes it's the irony of someone who started a whole thread about themselves hiring a cleaner on the general forum accussing me of attention seeking.

Tell me this, since you are quite happy to pay a women come into your house and play with your pishy yellow Y fronts do you ever seek services of a more David Pleat manner?

How many times are you going to try and get another thread into this one? Still waiting.

Now, tell me when you last went to Old Trafford. No googling.
 
why would I google for the answer as to the last time i've been at Old Trafford? I've never been to Old Trafford to see United but I have seen them play away at Portsmouth.

I'd imagine if I lived in Manchester I go alot more, but being in Belfast and not earning enough to hire "help" I can't just jet off every weekend.
 
You're a typical United fan then. Know nothing about football. Watch the World Cup. Go on about players legs and so on.

Carry on. It's funny, that's all. This place used to be filled with football fans. Now we get revol telling us how good a player Harry Kewell is.
 
revol68 said:
why would I google for the answer as to the last time i've been at Old Trafford? I've never been to Old Trafford to see United but I have seen them play away at Portsmouth.

Interesting one this. When was this? How did you get tickets? What was the score and what end did you stand in?

I've been to Fratton Park a fair few times, though my best experience was actually a youth cup semi final v Liverpool (Mcmanaman and Marsh playing for Liverpool) which they won with a 119th minute og. Quite like to know what you thought of the ground, and the away end.
 
nonamenopackdrill said:
Can you please refrain from posting off-topic, shit-stirring, whinging posts on this highly relevant and topical debate?
*hands noname a soothing cup of camomile tea

PS I saw Cardiff at Portsmouth. It was a lovely day out. I think the Cardiff fans had previously dismantled their clock!

portsmth.jpg
 
nonamenopackdrill said:
You're a typical United fan then. Know nothing about football. Watch the World Cup. Go on about players legs and so on.

Carry on. It's funny, that's all. This place used to be filled with football fans. Now we get revol telling us how good a player Harry Kewell is.

The best thing is I have nothing but bile for that wee aussie cunt, especially as he thought he'd win over the Liverpool fans by ramraiding Gary Neville last year. I also have it on good authority that Luis Garcia got his hair cut so he didn't get mistaken for him at a distance.

Infact I posted a nasty comment about him the other day on here.
 
revol68 said:
The best thing is I have nothing but bile for that wee aussie cunt, especially as he thought he'd win over the Liverpool fans by ramraiding Gary Neville last year. I also have it on good authority that Luis Garcia got his hair cut so he didn't get mistaken for him at a distance.

Infact I posted a nasty comment about him the other day on here.

That's my point fella. You did. And it was desperate.
 
nonamenopackdrill said:
Interesting one this. When was this? How did you get tickets? What was the score and what end did you stand in?

I've been to Fratton Park a fair few times, though my best experience was actually a youth cup semi final v Liverpool (Mcmanaman and Marsh playing for Liverpool) which they won with a 119th minute og. Quite like to know what you thought of the ground, and the away end.

This is embarrassing, like being back in Primary school but sure I suppouse indulging you is better than doing these testcases.

It was last Feburary, I was behind the goal in the uncovered section, the scoreline was 3-1, Ronaldo scored a rocket at the other end and the Portsmouth fans never stopped singing even at 3-0.

I got my tickets through my brother who lives in Portsmouth and had a pint in some pub filled with coked up 18 year olds who were shite at pool. Outside one of them got his cock out and ran after his mate pissing. Anymore info guvnor?
 
revol68 said:
This is embarrassing, like being back in Primary school but sure I suppouse indulging you is better than doing these testcases.

It was last Feburary, I was behind the goal in the uncovered section, the scoreline was 3-1, Ronaldo scored a rocket at the other end and the Portsmouth fans never stopped singing even at 3-0.

I got my tickets through my brother who lives in Portsmouth and had a pint in some pub filled with coked up 18 year olds who were shite at pool. Outside one of them got his cock out and ran after his mate pissing. Anymore info guvnor?

No it's fine. So you were in the home end? I've done that a few times. Including the wrong end at the 95 cup final.

I didn't doubt you went; I just wanted to check that it was in the Sky Sports era. Didn't really need to.

You do realise what Roy Keane was getting at when he talked about the prawn sandwich brigade, don't you?
 
nonamenopackdrill said:
No it's fine. So you were in the home end? I've done that a few times. Including the wrong end at the 95 cup final.

I didn't doubt you went; I just wanted to check that it was in the Sky Sports era. Didn't really need to.

You do realise what Roy Keane was getting at when he talked about the prawn sandwich brigade, don't you?

Sorry should I curse my mother for me not being born earlier? Or should I just make amends by building a time machine and destroying the Taylor report?

Roy Keanes comments were clearly aimed at middle class wankers taking over the ground, the kind of twats who have a cleaner and complain if people stand up. He certainly wasn't whinging about people in Ireland who follow English teams and I seriously doubt he would hold someone to account for being to young to have went to First Division games.
 
revol68 said:
Sorry should I curse my mother for me not being born earlier? Or should I just make amends by building a time machine and destroying the Taylor report?

Roy Keanes comments were clearly aimed at middle class wankers taking over the ground, the kind of twats who have a cleaner and complain if people stand up. He certainly wasn't whinging about people in Ireland who follow English teams and I seriously doubt he would hold someone to account for being to young to have went to First Division games.

Roy Keane was talking about the atmosphere and is pissed off with people who follow the World Cup and a big team and think that makes them a football fan. Perhaps you should read his book.
 
nonamenopackdrill said:
Roy Keane was talking about the atmosphere and is pissed off with people who follow the World Cup and a big team and think that makes them a football fan. Perhaps you should read his book.

Yes and the prawn sandwhich was clearly hinting at their economic class. I also doubt Roy Keane would be slagging off people for supporting Man Utd per se and certainly not people who support English football in Ireland.

You might have a point if I supported Linfield instead of Larne though.
 
nonamenopackdrill said:
You stupid stupid prick. Take some English lessons.

That is funny as fuck!

I think you need to take some lessons on how to properly quote someone.

So let's get this straight afterall I am but a simple spud muncher. You made a post saying

nonamenopackdrill said:
Now we get revol telling us how good a player Harry Kewell is.

and what you really meant was

nonamenopackdrill said:
Now we get revol telling us how bad a player Harry Kewell is.

that's a very ambigious manner to use language, perhaps you could ask your polish house staff to teach you?
 
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