The Official Man Utd & Liverpool plus Chelsea, Everton and City Banter Thread!

Yeah, epic one nil home win versus second bottom club Reading.

Those beams sure were strong.

 

It should have been 19 though

 

Becks und Das boot or the movie?

 

You read as far as fergie, thats all you got from BBTs post?

Jeebus you are full of bile and bollox. That's your reply, a blistering riposte indeed.

Of course it is understandable when BBT had yer whole board crying because he came across all logical and unoffensive, how dare he

Duhh duhh Suarez got banned not Fergie and Evra.. what the **** does that even mean in response to the post you were replying to? Are you really that thick or are you pretending to be that fking stupid?

I just pray to god you are not able to reproduce
Natural selection would have weeded your lot out eons ago in the animal kingdom but alas medical advancement has meant your survival

 

No way! Was the pesky post and crossbar getting in the way again?

 

Just the film.

 

Banter thread is alive and well then.

I don't think it was right to shun the t-shirts, if players have an issue with Kick it out then they should be looking to be more proactive and help the organisation gain wore influence other than turning on them.

If they had taken that route and still felt that the organisation was not doing enough then ok don't support them.

 

Yeah. And the fu.king goalie

Anyway, as you lot ALWAYS say, a win's a win.

 

I think T-shirts always end in a negative light....

 

What hasn't been mentioned in any of the conspiracy (!!!!!) threads or this one is that Swansea and Wigan took the decision to not wear them. Both teams, all of them.

What the **** is that about then?

(Wigan subsequently claimed they supported Swansea's idea)

 

To be fair Rush, I didn't take notice to any of it as it all seems propoganda for me. When a person gets fined more for showing underwear than a team does for racism then **** is just wrong.

 

More from Sir Alex, who wants to put an end to the t-shirt row. "The issue's simple. I've spoken to Rio. It was a communication issue. He felt I should have spoken to him on Friday and I didn't anticipate that he'd have a problem wearing the shirt," the Manchester United boss says.
"My advice to him is that I always feel a union is stronger than an individual. It's important he airs his grievances to the right people, the FA. It's been a communication issue more than anything else. We've resolved the situation, there's no lingering problems and we move on. That's the end of the matter."


"Oh and by the way Rio i'm dropping you for the Braga game son"

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson clarifies the situation regarding Rio Ferdinand, confirming the defender is being 'rested' for tomorrow's game with Braga.

 

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How convenient that you miss this part of the quote in your post.

I'm not playing Rio tomorrow," explained Sir Alex. "We have a game on Sunday against Chelsea and it’s a big one for us so I'm leaving a couple of players out. Rio and Patrice Evra are the older players – those are the two main changes for tomorrow. Other than that we’ve got a big squad.

 

If the Braga attack manage to score more goals than Utd his 'resting' of Rio will be under the spotlight and seen for what it really is, Fergie was always going to get the last word on the t-shirt saga.

But Rio might just have the last laugh.

 

That my friend is UEFA for you.

Even the FA wouldn't do that!!

 

Cryptic!


Errrr, how? By getting himself sacked by any chance, thus halving his wages?

 

I was wondering how he could possibly get the last laugh, i very much doubt Rio would want to see us lose just because he isn't plaiyng in that game.

 

Fergie > Rio = Discuss.

 

Boring.