comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 1 minute ago
Hafi
Let's leave them to cry themselves to sleep now. They will go to bed tonight knowing their fake hollow club is still not one of the true Big boys.
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He’s trying to phone a friend.
comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 27 seconds ago
Hafi
Let's leave them to cry themselves to sleep now. They will go to bed tonight knowing their fake hollow club is still not one of the true Big boys.
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See?! There you go again! You are only a fan, nothing else. You can’t actually take any self-reflected glory or moral fulfilment from it, you’re not a child anymore, are you?
Connor is unsparing in his attacks on United. He frequently highlights the difference between the enormous present riches of the club and the lack of compensation paid to the victims' relatives, while he also points out that a £90,000 appearance fee paid to the ex-United star Eric Cantona after the Munich testimonial game in 1998 was almost double the sum given to each of the families from the proceeds of the event. It is no surprise, then, to find that Manchester United refused to co-operate with this book.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/3650698/The-forgotten-victims-of-Munich.html
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I think you'll find real Mancunians would never mock the tragedy itself but I don't see why mentioning what's happened since should be taboo.
Saudi Eric and Halfwit cuddling up together - nightmare image.
I can just imagine one of my deluded Scottish colleague's at work who is a Man U fan saying something now like "If that was Mourinho he would have got a 0-0 at Anfield"
“... Jackie Blanchflower, the Northern Ireland defender, was the first to suffer from United’s ill treatment. When it became clear to the club that Blanchflower would never play football again, the club soon cut ties with the man from Belfast. First they withdrew his taxi rights, a crippling blow for a man who struggled to walk after Munich
Next, Blanchflower was evicted from his club accommodation despite his wife being heavily pregnant at the time. The Reds were quick to cut away those players who were no longer of use. Blanchflower wasn’t the only victim of such ill-treatment either. The Reds withdrew rented accommodation for all the survivors who couldn’t play football again.
Johnny Berry was evicted from his club house and was later fired by United through a letter. Albert Scanlon, another survivor badly affected by the disaster played with United for a short time in the aftermath of Munich before being transferred to Newcastle. Busby allegedly told Scanlon that if he ever fell on hard times Busby would help him out. When Scanlon did turn to Busby, his pleas seemingly fell on deaf ears. Anger at Scanlon’s treatment still affects Albert’s family.”
http://www.punditarena.com/football/english-football/cheffernan/forgetting-the-past-manchester-united-and-munich-58/
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United did loads did they Eric?
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted 22 seconds ago
Connor is unsparing in his attacks on United. He frequently highlights the difference between the enormous present riches of the club and the lack of compensation paid to the victims' relatives, while he also points out that a £90,000 appearance fee paid to the ex-United star Eric Cantona after the Munich testimonial game in 1998 was almost double the sum given to each of the families from the proceeds of the event. It is no surprise, then, to find that Manchester United refused to co-operate with this book.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/3650698/The-forgotten-victims-of-Munich.html
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I think you'll find real Mancunians would never mock the tragedy itself but I don't see why mentioning what's happened since should be taboo.
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I've been to OT, Maine rd and the Etihad to watch the derby and heard "munich" chants at all of them so stop giving the BS.
Also seen vids online from Mary D's where you're all chanting Munichs this and that.
Real Mancunians my backside. You've got fans all over the City and surrounding areas just like we have. Oldham and Rochdale are crawling with berties. Stockport as we know always has done.
I'm from down south though apparently so what would I know.
comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'm from down south though apparently so what would I know.
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Nothing about Manchester United apparently. Except bragging rights.
OMG! Does Aguero really mean this much to Man City?
Every team has a bad night but this looked like more than just a bad night. Be interesting to see how they put this behind them in the next couple of weeks.
Binky demonstrating his class again
comment by jlou1978 (U15376)
posted 8 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by LQ (U6305)
posted 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
Again though the City team bus was that badly damaged it can no longer be used.
That’s so Liverpool.
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One or two mindless idiots outside the ground throw a bottle at an inaminate object, ie a door on a bus, and Uefa need to look into it.
A few weeks ago, live on BBC TV, dozens of city fans rip up seats, and hoardings, and launch them at the police and stewards.
People in glass houses shouldn't throw hoarding, coins, and ripped up seats, never mind stones
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The coach was so damaged it couldn’t be driven and two police men hospitalised.
And it was more than a few idiots.
comment by Marksmanship (U21765)
posted 8 hours, 35 minutes ago
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 3 minutes ago
To be fair, the linesman’s calls were quite key. Even 3-1, I think we’d have a chance. Now, I think it’s game over.
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I agree that the linesman had a poor evening. But City didn't deserve a win, draw nor a goal. Zero shots on target speaks volumes.
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A good goal disallowed incorrectly called for off side proves just how stupid that comment was.
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted 8 hours, 32 minutes ago
The BBC are saying with VAR it would have been 2-1, don't know why people are saying the linesman didn't influence the game.
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It’s wumming plain and very simple, anyone who watched the game could tell you about the offsides
comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 7 hours, 57 minutes ago
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted 22 seconds ago
Connor is unsparing in his attacks on United. He frequently highlights the difference between the enormous present riches of the club and the lack of compensation paid to the victims' relatives, while he also points out that a £90,000 appearance fee paid to the ex-United star Eric Cantona after the Munich testimonial game in 1998 was almost double the sum given to each of the families from the proceeds of the event. It is no surprise, then, to find that Manchester United refused to co-operate with this book.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/3650698/The-forgotten-victims-of-Munich.html
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I think you'll find real Mancunians would never mock the tragedy itself but I don't see why mentioning what's happened since should be taboo.
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I've been to OT, Maine rd and the Etihad to watch the derby and heard "munich" chants at all of them so stop giving the BS.
Also seen vids online from Mary D's where you're all chanting Munichs this and that.
Real Mancunians my backside. You've got fans all over the City and surrounding areas just like we have. Oldham and Rochdale are crawling with berties. Stockport as we know always has done.
I'm from down south though apparently so what would I know.
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You want to bring up sick chants then google what united fans sing to lees fans Liverpool fans you absolute hypocrite.
No one has mocked any tragedy here he’s mocked united for cashing in, a few weeks ago united fans were putting the memorial packs from the game on eBay ffs, that’s showing respect isn’t it.
Your own fans.
I didn’t see you criticising them stretty.
What a helmet.
All gone quiet from Stretty about how much the club did for the survivors.
comment by mancWoohoo - Maximus Mardius Cob-onius (U10676)
posted 40 seconds ago
All gone quiet from Stretty about how much the club did for the survivors.
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I did ask him to comment but he’s good at giving out and a total coward and hypocrite.
His lies are Trump-esque.
I don’t understand the rule that you aren’t allowed to talk about it.
It’s a matter of history and one of our very own perished that terrible day.
The behaviour of united and some of its fans has been atrocious.
Jlou1978,
What if a piece of your property was so seriously damaged that you could no longer use it? And the police then told you not to be outraged because your property was an inanimate object damaged by a couple of idiots?
You would probably find that comforting, wouldn't you? Your comment is definitely the output of an inanimate idiot!
I'm surprised you make no mention of the poor calls made by the ref
So we have established stretty is a total puuuuussssaaay and after giving out and presented with facts about the odious united as profiteering he runs away.
But will still be giving it about Arabs.
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City have been sheyite
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posted on 4/4/18
comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 1 minute ago
Hafi
Let's leave them to cry themselves to sleep now. They will go to bed tonight knowing their fake hollow club is still not one of the true Big boys.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He’s trying to phone a friend.
posted on 4/4/18
comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 27 seconds ago
Hafi
Let's leave them to cry themselves to sleep now. They will go to bed tonight knowing their fake hollow club is still not one of the true Big boys.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
See?! There you go again! You are only a fan, nothing else. You can’t actually take any self-reflected glory or moral fulfilment from it, you’re not a child anymore, are you?
posted on 4/4/18
Connor is unsparing in his attacks on United. He frequently highlights the difference between the enormous present riches of the club and the lack of compensation paid to the victims' relatives, while he also points out that a £90,000 appearance fee paid to the ex-United star Eric Cantona after the Munich testimonial game in 1998 was almost double the sum given to each of the families from the proceeds of the event. It is no surprise, then, to find that Manchester United refused to co-operate with this book.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/3650698/The-forgotten-victims-of-Munich.html
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I think you'll find real Mancunians would never mock the tragedy itself but I don't see why mentioning what's happened since should be taboo.
posted on 4/4/18
Saudi Eric and Halfwit cuddling up together - nightmare image.
posted on 4/4/18
I can just imagine one of my deluded Scottish colleague's at work who is a Man U fan saying something now like "If that was Mourinho he would have got a 0-0 at Anfield"
posted on 4/4/18
“... Jackie Blanchflower, the Northern Ireland defender, was the first to suffer from United’s ill treatment. When it became clear to the club that Blanchflower would never play football again, the club soon cut ties with the man from Belfast. First they withdrew his taxi rights, a crippling blow for a man who struggled to walk after Munich
Next, Blanchflower was evicted from his club accommodation despite his wife being heavily pregnant at the time. The Reds were quick to cut away those players who were no longer of use. Blanchflower wasn’t the only victim of such ill-treatment either. The Reds withdrew rented accommodation for all the survivors who couldn’t play football again.
Johnny Berry was evicted from his club house and was later fired by United through a letter. Albert Scanlon, another survivor badly affected by the disaster played with United for a short time in the aftermath of Munich before being transferred to Newcastle. Busby allegedly told Scanlon that if he ever fell on hard times Busby would help him out. When Scanlon did turn to Busby, his pleas seemingly fell on deaf ears. Anger at Scanlon’s treatment still affects Albert’s family.”
http://www.punditarena.com/football/english-football/cheffernan/forgetting-the-past-manchester-united-and-munich-58/
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United did loads did they Eric?
posted on 4/4/18
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted 22 seconds ago
Connor is unsparing in his attacks on United. He frequently highlights the difference between the enormous present riches of the club and the lack of compensation paid to the victims' relatives, while he also points out that a £90,000 appearance fee paid to the ex-United star Eric Cantona after the Munich testimonial game in 1998 was almost double the sum given to each of the families from the proceeds of the event. It is no surprise, then, to find that Manchester United refused to co-operate with this book.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/3650698/The-forgotten-victims-of-Munich.html
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I think you'll find real Mancunians would never mock the tragedy itself but I don't see why mentioning what's happened since should be taboo.
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I've been to OT, Maine rd and the Etihad to watch the derby and heard "munich" chants at all of them so stop giving the BS.
Also seen vids online from Mary D's where you're all chanting Munichs this and that.
Real Mancunians my backside. You've got fans all over the City and surrounding areas just like we have. Oldham and Rochdale are crawling with berties. Stockport as we know always has done.
I'm from down south though apparently so what would I know.
posted on 4/4/18
comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'm from down south though apparently so what would I know.
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Nothing about Manchester United apparently. Except bragging rights.
posted on 5/4/18
OMG! Does Aguero really mean this much to Man City?
Every team has a bad night but this looked like more than just a bad night. Be interesting to see how they put this behind them in the next couple of weeks.
posted on 5/4/18
Binky demonstrating his class again
posted on 5/4/18
comment by jlou1978 (U15376)
posted 8 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by LQ (U6305)
posted 1 hour, 4 minutes ago
Again though the City team bus was that badly damaged it can no longer be used.
That’s so Liverpool.
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One or two mindless idiots outside the ground throw a bottle at an inaminate object, ie a door on a bus, and Uefa need to look into it.
A few weeks ago, live on BBC TV, dozens of city fans rip up seats, and hoardings, and launch them at the police and stewards.
People in glass houses shouldn't throw hoarding, coins, and ripped up seats, never mind stones
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The coach was so damaged it couldn’t be driven and two police men hospitalised.
And it was more than a few idiots.
posted on 5/4/18
comment by Marksmanship (U21765)
posted 8 hours, 35 minutes ago
comment by meltonblue (U10617)
posted 3 minutes ago
To be fair, the linesman’s calls were quite key. Even 3-1, I think we’d have a chance. Now, I think it’s game over.
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I agree that the linesman had a poor evening. But City didn't deserve a win, draw nor a goal. Zero shots on target speaks volumes.
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A good goal disallowed incorrectly called for off side proves just how stupid that comment was.
posted on 5/4/18
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted 8 hours, 32 minutes ago
The BBC are saying with VAR it would have been 2-1, don't know why people are saying the linesman didn't influence the game.
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It’s wumming plain and very simple, anyone who watched the game could tell you about the offsides
posted on 5/4/18
comment by Eric_the_king (SE85) (U21241)
posted 7 hours, 57 minutes ago
comment by Boris 'Inky' Gibson (U5901)
posted 22 seconds ago
Connor is unsparing in his attacks on United. He frequently highlights the difference between the enormous present riches of the club and the lack of compensation paid to the victims' relatives, while he also points out that a £90,000 appearance fee paid to the ex-United star Eric Cantona after the Munich testimonial game in 1998 was almost double the sum given to each of the families from the proceeds of the event. It is no surprise, then, to find that Manchester United refused to co-operate with this book.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/3650698/The-forgotten-victims-of-Munich.html
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I think you'll find real Mancunians would never mock the tragedy itself but I don't see why mentioning what's happened since should be taboo.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I've been to OT, Maine rd and the Etihad to watch the derby and heard "munich" chants at all of them so stop giving the BS.
Also seen vids online from Mary D's where you're all chanting Munichs this and that.
Real Mancunians my backside. You've got fans all over the City and surrounding areas just like we have. Oldham and Rochdale are crawling with berties. Stockport as we know always has done.
I'm from down south though apparently so what would I know.
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You want to bring up sick chants then google what united fans sing to lees fans Liverpool fans you absolute hypocrite.
No one has mocked any tragedy here he’s mocked united for cashing in, a few weeks ago united fans were putting the memorial packs from the game on eBay ffs, that’s showing respect isn’t it.
Your own fans.
I didn’t see you criticising them stretty.
What a helmet.
posted on 5/4/18
All gone quiet from Stretty about how much the club did for the survivors.
posted on 5/4/18
comment by mancWoohoo - Maximus Mardius Cob-onius (U10676)
posted 40 seconds ago
All gone quiet from Stretty about how much the club did for the survivors.
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I did ask him to comment but he’s good at giving out and a total coward and hypocrite.
posted on 5/4/18
His lies are Trump-esque.
posted on 5/4/18
I don’t understand the rule that you aren’t allowed to talk about it.
It’s a matter of history and one of our very own perished that terrible day.
The behaviour of united and some of its fans has been atrocious.
posted on 5/4/18
Jlou1978,
What if a piece of your property was so seriously damaged that you could no longer use it? And the police then told you not to be outraged because your property was an inanimate object damaged by a couple of idiots?
You would probably find that comforting, wouldn't you? Your comment is definitely the output of an inanimate idiot!
posted on 5/4/18
I'm surprised you make no mention of the poor calls made by the ref
posted on 5/4/18
So we have established stretty is a total puuuuussssaaay and after giving out and presented with facts about the odious united as profiteering he runs away.
But will still be giving it about Arabs.
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