RAWK Goes into Meltdown 2014/2015 - The "We go again" Edition

moonred said:
I don't know many kids who talk out of there arse.
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Really? My nine year old just told me she wants to be a marine biologist Monday to Wednesday, a vet Thursdays and Fridays and a world class ballet dancer on the weekends for fun when she grows up. :lol:, told her she best buckle down and do her homework then ;)
 
Sparky_Hughes said:
Really? My nine year old just told me she wants to be a marine biologist Monday to Wednesday, a vet Thursdays and Fridays and a world class ballet dancer on the weekends for fun when she grows up. :lol:, told her she best buckle down and do her homework then ;)
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She will make it. All the power to her.
 
Maagge said:
:lol: He's a cartoon character!
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:lol:

'"One things for sure: We don't represent those damn Brits!"''

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Did this happen? any match goers today?

Sat next to their end. Hillsbourough chants for ten minutes. c*nts.
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I heard "Justice for the 39" chants as well on the television. Why not sing about their own players instead of making themselves look like pricks?
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Any of the Mancs on here had much to say about the Heysel/Hillsborough chants that could be heard booming on the tv? Obviously Neville and Tyler said feck all - guess for Neville it's a step up from his teammates singing it on the pitch in the CL final.
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-Seriously, WTF?!?!

Anyway, back to the deluded...
Got beaten by another long ball team, Van Gaal is just a glorified version of Fat Sam. Beat us with our own weapon? feck off. We lost it for ourselves, United didn't win.
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Classy as ever..
Shame Skrtel missed his neck.
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This post...

They're just a really vile bunch.

Obviously, it's not all United fans and some of their fans rightly condemn the less than savoury chants. But, to say it's a minority is to betray the truth too. It's louder and louder by the season.

But, the most pathetic aspect of it all is the mock naivety of their fans who pretend that their chants aren't about what deep down inside we all really know they are about. They then use this mock naivety to further hold their hands up in a gesture of "I don't know what they're on about, it's a song about Suarez etc etc......see, playing the victim again."

It's getting to the stage now were the club should actively do something about it, be that public statements, reducing allocations, away fan bans or pumping noise through speakers into their stand to drown them out whenever they partake in their bile.
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Was on the page after this one...

And I bet they're the same ones who got all offended about our fans singing Munich at Chelsea a few seasons back because they were playing Bayern around that time. It had nothing to do with the Munich disaster.
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irony, RAWK style!
 
Happy Birthday Michael.

Indeed, lets twat those ****ers. This is the game for me. I don't hate the Ev like most people on here, I hate this ****ing shower.
This is the least nervous I've ever been ahead of meeting Man Utd, they're in for one big ****-off twatting.
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:lol:
 
I personally have no issues with urging Liverpool to behave as if they recognised some responsibility for what happened at Heysel because they seem to airbrush it out of their history at every opportunity.
 
Feedingseagulls said:
I personally have no issues with urging Liverpool to behave as if they recognised some responsibility for what happened at Heysel because they seem to airbrush it out of their history at every opportunity.
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Agreed. The 'Justice for the...' part could be construed as a link to Hillsborough though. I don't really love how often the two things get linked though. I think they're quite different. Granted I wasn't even alive then so who knows.
 
Feedingseagulls said:
I personally have no issues with urging Liverpool to behave as if they recognised some responsibility for what happened at Heysel because they seem to airbrush it out of their history at every opportunity.
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It's not just the club that airbrush it out, it's the entire english media.
 
Feedingseagulls said:
I personally have no issues with urging Liverpool to behave as if they recognised some responsibility for what happened at Heysel because they seem to airbrush it out of their history at every opportunity.
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To be fair, at least some of the people involved in Heysel have served jail time for what they did.
 
Justice for the 39 chant was really loud and clear. I can't really decide how bad it is one way or the other but it would be best left alone anyway. Didn't hear any Hillsborough though, if it was it would have been probably just been a few idiots as usual.
 
Unlikely lad said:
What's this about?
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After the CL final in 2008 somebody on RAWK said that the players were singing "We won it three times without killing anyone" with the fans. Somebody mentioned that they had a video (that conveniently nobody there has ever provided) showing the players singing those words, and after this some Scouse journalist mentioned it and ever since then people there quote it as a fact.

In fact, there is a video clip on the 07/08 season review DVD showing a few players (Nani and Anderson were definitely two of them there, and from what I can remember I think the others were Brown, Fletcher and O'Shea) singing "We won it three times" along with the fans, but that's all they sing, they stop when the fans get to the "without killing anyone" part. Nani and Anderson carry on, but it's clear that they aren't singing the right words, not just at that part, but the whole song. Obviously due to their lack of English abilities.

If anyone has the season review DVD from that year and wants to check, it's right near the end.
 
Olly said:
After the CL final in 2008 somebody on RAWK said that the players were singing "We won it three times without killing anyone" with the fans. Somebody mentioned that they had a video (that conveniently nobody there has ever provided) showing the players singing those words, and after this some Scouse journalist mentioned it and ever since then people there quote it as a fact.

In fact, there is a video clip on the 07/08 season review DVD showing a few players (Nani and Anderson were definitely two of them there, and from what I can remember I think the others were Brown, Fletcher and O'Shea) singing "We won it three times" along with the fans, but that's all they sing, they stop when the fans get to the "without killing anyone" part. Nani and Anderson carry on, but it's clear that they aren't singing the right words, not just at that part, but the whole song. Obviously due to their lack of English abilities.

If anyone has the season review DVD from that year and wants to check, it's right near the end.
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:lol: The mind boggles, how do they convince themselves to believe these kind of things? Anderson can't even spell bikini FFS
 
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