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  1. those twats at the FA were always gonna do this. the spineless bastards love to go along with public opinion, and seeing as everyone from cameron to your average millwall hooligan have been pissing in their pants about it, he didn't stand a chance.
  2. no. not at all. nothing to do with what the FA will or won't do. i just think it would be the sensible thing, especially for the lad, if we pull him out and get him off out of it until next season. he's gonna get banned anyway and it isn't as if we're fighting for a trophy...so i'd rather us be in control of the situation rather than letting the FA take the decision about the rest of the season for us.
  3. i think we'd been better just pulling him out of the firing line until the end of the season on a voluntary basis and just let things cool down on the media front. he still won't be playing, he's gonna get banned anyway. i just think it would've been better if we'd been in control of that decision and not the FA.
  4. does anyone else not think we should've pulled luis for the rest of the season, if even just to take the heat off him until the start of the next one. i'm also not particularly impressed with Ayre's statement about him being popular at melwood and him just signing a new contract. does the club not have a responsibility to him as an employer to get him on the straight and narrow and do we not want to lead him on his road away from perdition :whistle:
  5. obviously luis is as mad as a bag of rats. personally, i'm fearing the worst with the FA, i think they'll punish him like they've never punished anyone before and set their own precedent..but i gotta say, after reading some of the tabloids and some comments on the net i just can't get my head around this over-reaction. makes me feel a little bit like he should've bit the fucker harder.
  6. he's already played his best football for me. plus, what if he did come back and he gets back into something like he was in the 07/08 and 09 seasons then walks again when another big offer comes in for him? no thanks.
  7. ferguson remarked in his pre-match conference, that: "we havent won at anfield for five years, its been thirteen years since we last were awarded a penalty at anfield and we always seem to have a man sent off" right on cue, they're awarded a pen that turns out to be the winner after we had a man sent off.
  8. that's about football, all relevant to rivalry between two sets of fans. most of it from utd goes over my head anyway. their 19th title was probably the first one in twenty years that they were able to enjoy, anfield still looks pretty fine from were i sit and they have more chance of finding lucan before they win five european cups. it's the snideness of them that i can't abide. the way that they know what they're chanting about but deny it because it's bad PR. the way that they say it wasnt about that, it was about the other..as if that makes it alright
  9. they were out of line yesterday. okay, perhaps i'm just reacting badly and i'm being a bit naughty tarnashing a whole city, but isnt that what they've done to us for years with the 'murderers' thing? you dont think they think only some fans are murderers, do you? or only a small percentage of scousers are theives they knew what they were aiming their chants towards yesterday, they knew relatives were present and they knew everyone was watching..yet they try to goad fans into singing about their own disaster aswell as making references to hillsborough?
  10. ^this. manchester on the whole are just dirty, inbred cunts..the lot of them. assassinating female police officers, shooting indian students point bank, running paedophile rings, well documented obsession with liverpool the city aswell as the club......why would anyone think they wouldnt chant their chants?
  11. two from winston churchill... george bernard shaw: "i'm enclosing two tickets for the first night of my new play, bring a friend.....if you have one" churchill: "sorry, cannot possibly make the first night, will attend the second......if there is one" lady astor: "winston, if you were my husband, i would poison your coffee" churchill: "madam, if i were your husband.....i would drink it"
  12. yeah, but there's always a way tracing someone for reprisals, plus they dont exactly require proof of you grassing them beyond all reasonable doubt. it could well be you in the kitchen washing the dishes, you look through the window at them, they see you lookin at them, the next dance is he's been nicked and telling his mates 'it was that fucker next door when he was washin the dishes'.. far better just letting your bird wash em instead and you keepin your head down.
  13. couldnt stand the sight of him, nevermind listen to him. looked like mrs doubtfire at the best of times, and him, jimmy hill and patrick barclay tellin you exactly how it was on that programme used to drive me up the wall still, i'ts a shocker though.... 63 is no age.
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