Fair well Boleyn, United we fall.

Mmm...I like beetroot myself. Are you sure you're not fats in disguise.

 

He was still at after there was trouble within the ground....it was just due to frustration because the match was delayed.

I can understand a Chairman not rushing to say something in case he is wrong, but something along the lines of 'the club will do an investigation and so sad on a happy night'.

 

Yep. lpool sixth utd fifth************

 

Thanks for reminding me to steer clear of the media today.

 

I went to bed at 1-1. Slightly annoying that it finished 3-2, but I don't begrudge them winning when it sounds like they deserved to, and moreso, that (as we know) winning in such a manor in your final game at your old faithful stadium is a fantastic feeling. All we can do is beat Palace now, and I'll be delighted with 63 points, regardless of what position that leaves us in.

 

The strangest thing was the Police saying they had made no arrests? Metpol turning a blind eye?

 

Imagine the outcry if it was Millwall fans attacking a team coach? West Ham chavs behaving far worse than the other lot of chavs!!

 

nobody 6th then

 

oh damn - you corrected it.

 

I've never liked WHU, but their over-inflated sense of their own importance is becoming increasingly nauseating. Lots of other teams have moved ground in recent years, and I can't recall such a fuss being made before? Plus, has there ever been a more abhorrent board structure in football club history? Sullivan and Brady ... nice.

I really want them to miss out on European football next year, come on Stoke you can do it.

I also think they aren't going to do that well next year either. Yes they will bring in some expensive players, no doubt, but I think/hope their home form will suffer. Besides, if there is any karma and justice in the world they will be relegated so their thuggish "fans" can sit and blow bubbles in a virtually empty stadium.

 

Nothing beats the romance of Le Tiss scoring the last goal at The Dell so we beat them there. As for hooligans attacking the bus, it was Man U so who cares? Rooney is a ****er.

 

I am not a lover of Manchester United (Some think I am a Spurs supporter - I like them, yes but I am not a fan of theirs) but what the West Ham chavs did last night was unacceptable. If it was Millwall or Leeds, this would create media headlines for days and days. This incident will be quietly dealt with, away from the glare of the media!

 

Apparently they are to be merged with Arsenal and renamed Marsenal City Bluegooners.

 

You can't take that attitude. So if a Man United player had got hurt you would have said "who cares"? It was a shocking and unacceptable incident and to say " who cares" is wrong IMO.

 

Trouble on the scale of last night would usually warrant some form of sanction against the club - playing their first home game next season behind closed doors would be appropriate and very funny. However, given that when they played ineligible players (Mascherano and Teves), [the football authorities knew they had and points deductions were the stated sanction, the FA failed to do dock points because it would have led to their relegation instead on Sheffield Utd] I won't hold my breath.

For some reason, West Ham, more than any other club in the game is favoured beyond comprehension. This is throughout the London centric media too, hence the wholly over the top coverage of last night's match. Sullivan, Gold and Brady just add to the contempt which I feel towards them - which is a real shame because I used to like them in the days of Brooking, Devonshire et al.

 

We should rename them Porn Fc

 

On Sky the FA say it is nothing to do with them, so they will do FA.

 

It was just a good old fashioned East End welcome.

 

Why does that not surprise me? After all it was only football fans at a football match attacking the coach of a football team arriving to play said football match at the ground of a registered football team. Nothing to do with the football association.