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Sandperson

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Ha, ha. The last bastion is finally reached. I've been to Old Trafford a lot. I am a member and have been for many years. I'm not a Manc but I've supported the club since I was a boy, as my father was a United fan and watched Law and Best and the rest and fell in love with them. Now come on, tell me I can't be a proper fan and I'm a glory hunter and all the rest...
Bluerevolution

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Sandperson Wrote:

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> Ha, ha. The last bastion is finally reached. I've

> been to Old Trafford a lot. I am a member and have

> been for many years. I'm not a Manc but I've

> supported the club since I was a boy, as my father

> was a United fan and watched Law and Best and the

> rest and fell in love with them. Now come on, tell

> me I can't be a proper fan and I'm a glory hunter

> and all the rest...


Respect. And I will gladly talk with you. Denis Law !!!!!!!


matthew123

matthew123

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Ferguson has been a great Manager for United no doubt about that but as a man I don't think you can class him in the same bracket as Sir Matt Busby.. and come to think of it is 2 European Cups at the so-called most powerful Club in the world that great a return in 23 years..


I may be wrong here but didn't that gentleman they called Bob Paisley win 3 European Cups in just 9 years (at a time when likes of Forest, Man City, Wolves, Man United, Arsenal, Palace, Spurs were all beating Liverpool to the million pound barrier signings)..


SP you lost to Leeds United, now get over it.

Bluerevolution

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Sandperson Wrote:

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> Hmm, now let me thinking about that invite BR.

> Nah, I've got a pub earmarked in New Cross.



Manchester City Exiles meet at The City Pride, Farringdon- If you want some craic and banter and just fun, come join us-it's just bloody football, we can have a beer

Atila Reincarnate

Atila Reincarnate

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Sandperson Wrote:

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> As for ITV or other channels losing their love,

> that's just laughable. It works both ways. United

> will have brought in a big audience for the game

> today and their Champions League games. Audiences

> bring in advertising revenue. I would have thought

> that the suits at ITV were cursing their luck that

> United went out at such an early stage with the

> state of advertising revenue at the moment.



Brandchester United being out of the FA cup effecting revenue for TV stations, what a shock, the arrogance shown here is amazing. The same could be said for Liverpool, and The Arsenal who also have large fan bases. By the way, did everyone notice how quickly Old Stratford emptied out in the dying 15 to 20 minutes of yesterdays game. Mind you it is a long old trek back to Hampshire and Surrey from Salford.

Sandperson

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Is that a City pub? I was in there last year for a charity quiz. I thought I felt a bit nauseous! ;) If it's a serious invite and I wouldn't get glassed then I'd love to come, however, having spoken to the wife I think I might have childcare issues. Again, if you are serious I might be able to arrange something for the next leg.

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