Zen86
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I certainly consider myself as superior to most fans. The caf really needs a blue badge system to identify us locals and our dedication to the club.
This is not good way to campaign.
Agreed. "Putting the Manchester back in Manchester United" is better
As a mancunian, I'm very happy about our global fanbase. I love it that millions of reds across the planet celebrate and suffer as one tribe.
This is truly pathetic though. If you don't understand how the city and the club are intertwined then United is just a meaningless franchise to you. The stadium is there, real, in the middle of our community. We're a historic club, built out of a century of toil in this city.
Mancunian fans aren't innately superior to non-mancunians, just as match-going fans don't have the monopoly on opinions. But we're more than just a global sports brand that magically appears on your screens. We're real and rooted.
Saying you don't care about Manchester on a Manchester United forum is not only inflammatory its ignorant and sad. How can you not see that bless your little cotton socks.
You are undoubtedly 'special' - embarrassed to have people who think like you in our fanbase
And that's nothing to do with being an overseas fan - most do understand how important the 'Manchester' bit of Manchester United is
We’re on the same team for god’s sake. Chill out and get with the times.
It's best not to side with me here, Plant. I have the plagueThis bit is key! Manc or not we’re all red!
Agreed, but at least when it's in it's own thread you can easily ignore it. Having it clutter the other thread that people go into for much more important information and opinions was terrible.I'd sooner not have it anywhere.
I'd sooner not have it anywhere.
I vote for it to be deleted. It didn't go as well as I hoped. I was banking on all foreign fans to unite, but instead all fans united against the inflammatory OP. Which, I guess, is a victory in itself. I did, after all, want posters to unite.Agreed, but at least when it's in it's own thread you can easily ignore it. Having it clutter the other thread that people go into for much more important information and opinions was terrible.
He absolutely is, and you’ve bitten almost as hard as when solvista tried to build a wall.He's not wumming
No way! There is no way he played such a long game.He absolutely is, and you’ve bitten almost as hard as when solvista tried to build a wall.
Sadly I feel everybody is taking this shit way too seriously.Can’t tell if this thread or the other thread is a wind up.
I’m not sure how you can claim to support United but want to shit on Manchester.
Quite shameful really.
Those fans from outside the city would have far more respect if they made an effort to engage with, and understand, the culture and history of the club, rather than giving it the big one.
* For the record, plenty of overseas fans do actually do this and have my utmost respect.
It's the franchise mentality.
yeah but you need to develop a thick skin, you love the club, you don't have to prove it. Let other(one person) people say what they want.No way! There is no way he played such a long game.
No it isn’t. It’s in Stretford.So insecure.
You can visit, you can stay but you can't take Manchester away.
It's part of the city, if you don't recognise that, you're fecking stupid.
Good advice... I guess I fell for it. feck.yeah but you need to develop a thick skin, you love the club, you don't have to prove it. Let other(one person) people say what they want.
Agreed, but at least when it's in it's own thread you can easily ignore it. Having it clutter the other thread that people go into for much more important information and opinions was terrible.
I enjoy watching the club both during the bad days and the good days
On the bad days I meme around
On the good days I get to talk shit about another club at work
It's a top value entertainment I'm getting for a cheap MUTV sub (plus VPN sub in order to access it)
What people think of me doesn't matter. Entertainment is what I'm after. I'm happy, happy new year
This train smash of a thread was about to disappear into oblivion, then you two raised it again.Agreed but it had largely ran its course.
You forgot to put "ps: i'm not into discussion = will not reply back" in the op, should have saved you a lot of headacheThis train smash of a thread was about to disappear into oblivion, then you two raised it again.
That guy was on to something...You forgot to put "ps: i'm not into discussion = will not reply back" in the op, should have saved you a lot of headache
Manchester is all about kids on the same street walking along the road to old Maine Road, some in red and some in blue, before they grow up and start fighting one another. And then one of the United fans is killed and everyone suspects it was a City fan so Sam Tyler, Gene and Annie have to go undercover in a City pub to find out what happened, despite Sam still struggling with the notion that he's travelled back in time to the 1970s. That may just be the show Life on Mars.How can you not be interested in Manchester the city when supporting United?
Manchester is all about football either Red or Blue, you get up and go into the town the morning of the game and it’s all about the football.
Definitely. He should get a new tagline.I declare this guy the worst Manchester United supporter
I know this is a wind up but I'm genuinely curious. What does living in Manchester give you over other fans? Is it just that you are located nearer? So if you are 3 miles from Old Trafford you are a topper red than 4 miles away? Or are they seen as spending more money? Attend more matches? What is it that they think makes them better?
A note to all the passionate Mancunians out there:
Manchester United is YOUR club. You were raised in Manchester. You live and breathe the club.
Now, your success has been so remarkable that it’s gone global. There is feck all you can do about it. Manchester United now belongs to us all and we are all contributing to the club's unparalleled success. My suggestion is, rather than claim ownership based on location, perhaps it is better to be proud of your city's legacy and accept that we all share a common love.
Who here has read the Little Prince? Fantastic book. In MY world I have tamed Manchester United and it has tamed me. It is MY club, because of all the time I’ve dedicated to it.
To quote the fox: “It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important…"
I honestly don’t give a feck about Manchester.EDIT: I don't really care about the city. I care very deeply about Manchester United. Now, if someone tells me they are a "superior" or a "more important" fan of MY club, because they live in the city then it just seems really, really petty.
We’re on the same team for god’s sake. Chill out and get with the times.
This one's got legs.We should be situated in the Isle of Man. Less taxes.
Isle of Man United. Even the name fits. Lets do it.
No it isn’t. It’s in Stretford.
…runs for cover…
We should be situated in the Isle of Man. Less taxes.
Isle of Man United. Even the name fits. Lets do it.
Manchester is all about kids on the same street walking along the road to old Maine Road, some in red and some in blue, before they grow up and start fighting one another. And then one of the United fans is killed and everyone suspects it was a City fan so Sam Tyler, Gene and Annie have to go undercover in a City pub to find out what happened, despite Sam still struggling with the notion that he's travelled back in time to the 1970s. That may just be the show Life on Mars.
We have many armchair gatekeepers who feel it is necessary to rank fans based upon where their mother gave birth (as if they had a say in it).What's this weird obsession with gatekeeping in sports? I couldn't give feck if someone thinks im more or less of a fan, I support my team and have done since I was a kid.
My voteWorld United?
Worldwide United?
Global United?
Earth United?
Universal United?
All-inclusive United?
Comprehensive United?
Unlimited United?