So fellow utd fans whats gonna happen?
26 October 2004, 12:53 PM
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Originally Posted by STi wanna Subaru
Sad.....it's only football at the end of the day and trust me I love the game as much as anybody else. I am not talking about hoolies, just the healthy rivalries.
26 October 2004, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by angrynorth
Seriously jasey, most of the fans I sit near class Arsenal way behind the dippers, bitters and lids in the rivalry stakes. More of a local thing. Of course its good to beat you but there isn't the deep rooted hatred that exists between us and the mickeys.
I've almost forgotten Spurs as footballing rivals (apart from the fact they give you a six point start each season just to try and screw us
).I've only ever called Utd scum on here as a result of watching everybody except FM (apparently
) get so upset by it.I don't hate anyone (that I've not met in person
).
26 October 2004, 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by angrynorth
You know what I mean I am not talking about hoolies, just the healthy rivalries.
I am not talking about hoolies, just the healthy rivalries. I was tempted to go and plant some red bulbs in her lawn that once in bloom would spell "I love Man Utd" 
26 October 2004, 01:04 PM
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Firstly congrats to the gooners who managed 49 league games unbeaten, quite simple amazing. An achievement that will be remembered forever. (and without the tainting of plenty of luck the United treble a few years ago is remembered by)
As for the game, Ferdinand did not deserve to be sent off, Rooney dived (see replay from behind - no contact at all), overall I think a draw was the fair result.
It was no surprise that United targeted Reyes - I think Riley lost the plot by not booking Gary Neville early on, almost inviting them to target the flair players in the only way they know now - fouls. I was dissapointed in the way Vieira always was on at the ref, rise above it Pat.
Pires took a dive to get us a draw against Portsmouth last year so these things even up.
There's no point talking about Cole's challenge later to 'even' it up because all that happened after the incorrect penalty decision is irrelevant, we were pressing for the equaliser.
There was a time a few years ago when United v Arsenal matches were a pleasure to watch, the best of british football with class, skill, flair etc. Now it seems that United have to resort to a different type of game to get a result and that's the shame. Until they can come out and try to take us on by playing the beautiful game like us they will from now on always be behind us.
As for the title, Chelsea are still my main worry by far.
And as for rivals, manure / chelscum are only rivals due to form, our true rivals are our poor cousins down the road...
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As for the game, Ferdinand did not deserve to be sent off, Rooney dived (see replay from behind - no contact at all), overall I think a draw was the fair result.
It was no surprise that United targeted Reyes - I think Riley lost the plot by not booking Gary Neville early on, almost inviting them to target the flair players in the only way they know now - fouls. I was dissapointed in the way Vieira always was on at the ref, rise above it Pat.
Pires took a dive to get us a draw against Portsmouth last year so these things even up.
There's no point talking about Cole's challenge later to 'even' it up because all that happened after the incorrect penalty decision is irrelevant, we were pressing for the equaliser.
There was a time a few years ago when United v Arsenal matches were a pleasure to watch, the best of british football with class, skill, flair etc. Now it seems that United have to resort to a different type of game to get a result and that's the shame. Until they can come out and try to take us on by playing the beautiful game like us they will from now on always be behind us.
As for the title, Chelsea are still my main worry by far.
And as for rivals, manure / chelscum are only rivals due to form, our true rivals are our poor cousins down the road...
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26 October 2004, 01:12 PM
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I find the scum remark funny, its the only thing you ever hear from opposing fans. You would have thought that there would be a funnier/wittier nickname than scum or manure.
Like I say there are few fans I know who see Arsenal as rivals worthy of our erm "passion" simply because of our preoccupation with the murkeydivers.
Maybe in football terms there isn't much between us and because of that we are semi rivals, but there is also not much between us and Chelsea, and although they are rent boys, we don't hate them either (much )
Hate is a strong word, but I've no doubt that most of the Arsenil fans or mickeys I "hate" I would probably get on well with and have some good banter. In fact, one of my old flatmates when I lived in London was a serious gooner and we had a right laugh, even went to the Charity shield with him a couple of years back. Despite the "hate" between us on matchday sat next to each other we still had a laugh.
Like I say there are few fans I know who see Arsenal as rivals worthy of our erm "passion" simply because of our preoccupation with the murkeydivers.
Maybe in football terms there isn't much between us and because of that we are semi rivals, but there is also not much between us and Chelsea, and although they are rent boys, we don't hate them either (much
)Hate is a strong word, but I've no doubt that most of the Arsenil fans or mickeys I "hate" I would probably get on well with and have some good banter.
In fact, one of my old flatmates when I lived in London was a serious gooner and we had a right laugh, even went to the Charity shield with him a couple of years back. Despite the "hate" between us on matchday sat next to each other we still had a laugh.
26 October 2004, 01:24 PM
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[QUOTE=angrynorth]I find the scum remark funny, its the only thing you ever hear from opposing fans. You would have thought that there would be a funnier/wittier nickname than scum or manure.
Maybe in football terms there isn't much between us and because of that we are semi rivals, but there is also not much between us and Chelsea, and although they are rent boys, we don't hate them either (much )
Oh yeah "rent boys" is much funnier than scum and manure
Maybe in football terms there isn't much between us and because of that we are semi rivals, but there is also not much between us and Chelsea, and although they are rent boys, we don't hate them either (much
)Oh yeah "rent boys" is much funnier than scum and manure
26 October 2004, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Ted Maul
Until they can come out and try to take us on by playing the beautiful game like us they will from now on always be behind us.
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26 October 2004, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by STi wanna Subaru
The thing is Redkop whenever Manchester United are mentioned your dislike/hatred for them shines through, hence I would never give your comments any merit.
26 October 2004, 03:54 PM
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I'm my experience I have found that Redkop seems to have an excellent grip on reality when it comes to the beautiful game and Manchester Uniched .
All this "we're better than everyone else because we won the treble 5 years ago" and "we can still beat the best team in England if we hoof them up in the air cos our mate the ref will let us" bollox from the bitter Utd fans is sad really
.
You used to be able to claim you were the best team in England (and Europe despite the lucky CL win - you were still the best team that year).
Now you are third best (maybe).
I wonder if you'll still be saying "we were the best team in Europe" in twenty years time
.All this "we're better than everyone else because we won the treble 5 years ago" and "we can still beat the best team in England if we hoof them up in the air cos our mate the ref will let us" bollox from the bitter Utd fans is sad really
.You used to be able to claim you were the best team in England (and Europe despite the lucky CL win - you were still the best team that year).
Now you are third best (maybe).
I wonder if you'll still be saying "we were the best team in Europe" in twenty years time
26 October 2004, 04:16 PM
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Thanks jasey I admit I have a healthy dislike for Man U, what Liverpool fan doesn't? Lets not forget that Man U fans started all the 'hate' when they were in obscurity for 26 years and L'pool were winning practically everything, their jealousy was there for all to see.
I do not see the need either, to resort to calling Man U 'scum' on a public bb, nor make remarks like put all the scousers in the middle of a bonfire....
Some of my closest mates are Man U fans, hell even my hubby is an avid fan of them
I admit I have a healthy dislike for Man U, what Liverpool fan doesn't? Lets not forget that Man U fans started all the 'hate' when they were in obscurity for 26 years and L'pool were winning practically everything, their jealousy was there for all to see.I do not see the need either, to resort to calling Man U 'scum' on a public bb, nor make remarks like put all the scousers in the middle of a bonfire....
Some of my closest mates are Man U fans, hell even my hubby is an avid fan of them
26 October 2004, 04:19 PM
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http://arseweb.com/99-00/century.html
link to the Independent article..
we're the best team of the last century - fact
link to the Independent article..
we're the best team of the last century - fact
26 October 2004, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by angrynorth
I'm still stuck around the 30's
Besides - Us Ar$e's have had more practice at soup flinging than you lot
.Did like the toys & the pram
26 October 2004, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by jasey
If you're quick enough you can get 5 points per shot - which makes up for the misses
Besides - Us Ar$e's have had more practice at soup flinging than you lot.
Did like the toys & the pram
Besides - Us Ar$e's have had more practice at soup flinging than you lot
.Did like the toys & the pram
LOL @pram
26 October 2004, 06:07 PM
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and Europe despite the lucky CL win
I wonder if you'll still be saying "we were the best team in Europe" in twenty years time
26 October 2004, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Charlie WRXSTI
If Arsenal could have scored two goals in three minutes on Sunday they could have got a draw
Well if Liverpool fans can go on about how good they "were" then don't see why Man U fans can't
Well if Liverpool fans can go on about how good they "were" then don't see why Man U fans can't
27 October 2004, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Charlie WRXSTI
If Arsenal could have scored two goals in three minutes on Sunday they could have got a draw
Well if Liverpool fans can go on about how good they "were" then don't see why Man U fans can't
Well if Liverpool fans can go on about how good they "were" then don't see why Man U fans can't
.The longer Utd fans wallow in their self-pity the better for us - We can then concentrate on beating the challengers for the PL - you know - Everton, Bolton & Chelsea
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27 October 2004, 07:52 AM
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So if Man U weren't playing dirty, how come RVN has been pleaded guilty of 'Serious Foul Play' and been banned for 3 games by the FA for his tackle on Ashley Cole? This IMO proves that Riley was biased, as anything deemed as Serious Foul Play is an instant red card in my book... Riley never even booked him
27 October 2004, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by angrynorth
You're the one on this thread complaining and whining like a biatch
Defending champions, Top of the league and still in the FA Cup
Defending champions, Top of the league and still in the FA Cup
Defending champions, Top of the league and still in the FA Cup
Defending champions, Top of the league and still in the FA Cup
Defending champions, Top of the league and still in the FA Cup
