The 2012-2013 Man Utd Thread
But if you want to laugh, try logging onto Blue Moon, it was hysterical on Sunday.

Or there is of course RAWK, which is just funny all the time.
Yes, I started supporting them during the 74/75 season, when they were in the 2nd division. I don't actually remember them being relegated.
Always wanted to be Lou Macari or Stuart Pearson when we played in the park.
I can remember being distraught in 76 when we lost the FA cup to 2nd div Southampton, I had to go round a relatives to watch it in Colour TV.
When my Grandad got tickets for the 77 final I didn't really want to go, Liverpool were favourites, and on for the treble, it was my first live game, and what a way to be introduced to live football! The rest as they say is history.
Why Utd as I have lived in Essex all my life?
The honest answer is as simple as they played in Red, are the Red Devils, and it is my favourite colour!
No one else in my family watched football so there was not other influences.
Honestly as a kid I often wished I had supported Liverpool, like my younger brother, as they were winning everything.
But all those early years have made me enjoy our recent success all the more!.
As you would expect my kids are Utd fans, and have been taken to OT each year since they were old enough! 480 mile round trip, 12+ hours

Sophie's 1st visit, in 2005.
Last edited by yellowvanman; Dec 12, 2012 at 02:06 PM.
Just this once i'm going to give you a serious answer.
Yes, I started supporting them during the 74/75 season, when they were in the 2nd division. I don't actually remember them being relegated.
Always wanted to be Lou Macari or Stuart Pearson when we played in the park.
I can remember being distraught in 76 when we lost the FA cup to 2nd div Southampton, I had to go round a relatives to watch it in Colour TV.
When my Grandad got tickets for the 77 final I didn't really want to go, Liverpool were favourites, and on for the treble, it was my first live game, and what a way to be introduced to live football! The rest as they say is history.
Why Utd as I have lived in Essex all my life?
The honest answer is as simple as they played in Red, are the Red Devils, and it is my favourite colour!
No one else in my family watched football so there was not other influences.
Honestly as a kid I often wished I had supported Liverpool, like my younger brother, as they were winning everything.
But all those early years have made me enjoy our recent success all the more!.
As you would expect my kids are Utd fans, and have been taken to OT each year since they were old enough! 480 mile round trip, 12+ hours

Sophie's 1st visit, in 2005.
Yes, I started supporting them during the 74/75 season, when they were in the 2nd division. I don't actually remember them being relegated.
Always wanted to be Lou Macari or Stuart Pearson when we played in the park.
I can remember being distraught in 76 when we lost the FA cup to 2nd div Southampton, I had to go round a relatives to watch it in Colour TV.
When my Grandad got tickets for the 77 final I didn't really want to go, Liverpool were favourites, and on for the treble, it was my first live game, and what a way to be introduced to live football! The rest as they say is history.
Why Utd as I have lived in Essex all my life?
The honest answer is as simple as they played in Red, are the Red Devils, and it is my favourite colour!
No one else in my family watched football so there was not other influences.
Honestly as a kid I often wished I had supported Liverpool, like my younger brother, as they were winning everything.
But all those early years have made me enjoy our recent success all the more!.
As you would expect my kids are Utd fans, and have been taken to OT each year since they were old enough! 480 mile round trip, 12+ hours

Sophie's 1st visit, in 2005.

But moyes will be in soon so enjoy it while you can
The one thing about Sunday was if Valencia had been match fit rather than coming back from injury we would have stuffed them by 5 or 6. I lost count of the amount of times he was clear and rather than his usual sprint and cross he held the ball up and wanted to come inside.
Get match fit soon Ant
Get match fit soon Ant
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In a Barclays Global fans survey a poll of over 30,000 fans from over 200 different territories,
Sir Alex Ferguson has been voted as the best Barclays Premier League manager of all time.
Ryan Giggs was voted as the best Barclays Premier League player of all time, ahead of former Arsenal hero Thierry Henry, with Steven Gerrard once again coming in third place
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has been voted the best player currently plying his trade in the Barclays Premier League.ahead of his Manchester United team-mate Robin van Persie, who secured 14 per cent of the public vote, while Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard was voted into third place, with 10 per cent of the public support.

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Sir Alex Ferguson has been voted as the best Barclays Premier League manager of all time.
Ryan Giggs was voted as the best Barclays Premier League player of all time, ahead of former Arsenal hero Thierry Henry, with Steven Gerrard once again coming in third place
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has been voted the best player currently plying his trade in the Barclays Premier League.ahead of his Manchester United team-mate Robin van Persie, who secured 14 per cent of the public vote, while Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard was voted into third place, with 10 per cent of the public support.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...in-awards.html
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Just watching the highlights (lowlights for Liverpool) of the match. They really are a pathetic excuse of their former selves.
The racist had a good match didn't he?
Stevie Gerrard - the best English player never to win the Premier League.








