It's pretty surreal to see all the Liverpool crowd argue Man Utd's side over the Arse(hole).
RAWK Goes Into Meltdown 2015-16 Edition
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Ridiculous. Celebrating that is waaay down the list, well after a) celebrating an unexpected win in the context of the season, and b) celebrating the performance of our young players.
I'm thinking there are two basic possibilities here:
1. His dog's name is - actually - Milan Baros.
2. His dog's name is either "Milan" or "Baros".
I don't know...but, yes: "Milan" strikes me as the most hilarious. "Oy, Milan! Not there! Fetch me slippers, Milan, la!"
Milan = 14 years old, or thereabouts. So, yes, pretty old. And named after Milan Baros. It's a wonderful thing, actually, when you think about it.
Was at the game yesterday and predictably the scallies were out in force giving it large before the game. A bit like a chimps tea party with whiny, nasal sound effects.
Not a good weekend for them really, what with the defeat where they were lucky to even get to penalties plus Everton's investment.
Bummer
Not a good weekend for them really, what with the defeat where they were lucky to even get to penalties plus Everton's investment.
Bummer
Having managed to wipe the tears away after Liverpool's loss yesterday, JohnnoWhite has hit out at Cantona for mocking Liverpool, with this gem:
I hope his true identity is revealed one day.
Having managed to wipe the tears away after Liverpool's loss yesterday, JohnnoWhite has hit out at Cantona for mocking Liverpool, with this gem:
That's really shocking and how Cantona can bring himself so low is beyond this United fan - visibly shaken is what I am.
Behave and get a firm grip on yourself Cantona - think of the shame attached to recognising any City triumph (and they were lucky!) man!!
I read all his posts with a west-country accent. He (she? it? Rossi. ?) sounds like what someone from the Amazon, who'd never made contact with modern man, could assume a Mancunian sounds like.City were lucky?!? Cake Boy alone was better than any Liverpool player.
He is a scouser so the dog is probably called Milan Boleslaw Anthony Stephen Baros...la
My main point was, the alternative universe where they win the final, meaning there's on less spot for EL qualification in the league, actually improves their lot because they're guaranteed a spot anyway. Having a 100% guarantee of something anyway, with the league option being (random number) 20%, is better than losing the 100% guarantee and their league qualification going up to 40% or 50%. For EL qualifcation, having one more/less spot in teh league doesn't worry them as they've already passed the qualification 'threshold'.
Love how even their resident United fans know Johnno is full of shit and an obvious scouser.
Or Milan Future Colossus Baros.
Johnno said:
Sheesh, you'd think that Cantona had exposed himself outside an infants school.
He defended his claims about the past with introducing present and the future.
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Why 10 years. Isn't pre Fergie post Fergie a better way to judge, since it's more relevant to the present and future. Liverpool also finish below us for years and win nothing, it doesn't mean we are more successful over history, if you go back to the 80s you were always first. I don't understand where the 10 year rule comes from, it's irrelevant to the present and recent history. 12 years ago we didn't lose a game all season, it doesn't help us now, all those players are gone, Fergie is gone, he's not coming back, beating Arsenal when 10 points below us is now a regular occurrence. So who has it worse.
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JohnnoWhite said:
Cantona said:
Did Cantona use to post on here?
Mad how brave, Jordan "I'm hard as nails me" Henderson never volunteered to take a penalty yesterday, in the first five. Despite being captain....In my lifetime, none of our captains bottled out of taking a penalty in a shootout
Wonder what RAWK makes of that...
Wonder what RAWK makes of that...
What is "a while" and if we are the 300mp Stoke...then what are they?
Yes. I guess you could argue 10 years is a long time. But since he'd specified 'years' himself the number which would allow for him being right - 2 - is a very strange definition. Basically, he's talking arse and then backtracking unconvincingly.
I've been calling them a 6-1 Stoke for a while now.
Apparently it doesn't matter.
He was shattered...or something. I personally thought he was just shite...or something.
RAWK is a weird place. They'll ban posters for criticism of their players but are quite happy to let posts go about breaking opposition players legs.
Sturridge also bottled out of it. But, that's not really a surprise.
Personally, I wouldn't even visit RAWK, let alone steal any of the posts over there
On RAWK, somebody posted this:
I don't give a damn about Arsenal.
But look at Fergie's MUFC: 1st or 2nd every single year.
He leaves and our record is 7th, 4th, 5th.
What magic did Fergie use?
I don't give a damn about Arsenal.
But look at Fergie's MUFC: 1st or 2nd every single year.
He leaves and our record is 7th, 4th, 5th.
What magic did Fergie use?
I normally don't ever blame players who miss their penalty because it takes courage to volunteer for a penalty kick in a final but then again, some players are born for moments like that and others are obviously not. How Lucas was allowed to take a penalty I'll never know, he's proven throughout his career that he's incapable of finding the net in any circumstances whatsoever, don't know why they thought yesterday would be any different. He talked about 'taking responsibility' before the game yesterday though so maybe that's why. Coutinho's penalty was horrible as well, if you're going to take a stop in your run at least make sure you know which corner the keeper is going to go to.
It should've been Can, Milner, Henderson and Coutinho and I'd have Clyne in front of Lallana as well. Milner was apparently up for the last penalty but he's taken them in the league as well (succesfully), should've been much higher up on the list. Henderson has scored a few penalties as well, maybe he felt he was knackered but I still think it's strange, he's got probably one of the best staminas of our squad and captains shouldn't shy away from taking their responsibility imo.
If you can't see why Sturridge didn't take a penalty you're painfully ignorant though. He was limping with cramps way before the final whistle, it's a miracle he was able to play 120mins without getting injured in the first place.
They only took 4, he was probably number 5.
He wasn't apparently. It was Milner
was thinking this at the time. Hilarious if so
Maybe there are just five better penalty takers than him. (or better said, they thought there were five better)
Quality post by Johnno.... If only LVG would play the kids....
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Re: Louis Van Gaal is...still the manager of Mouchester United
« Reply #40844 on: Yesterday at 10:05:05 PM »
Quote from: Macphisto80 on Yesterday at 08:47:02 PM
A few seasons ago Lucas was the best player in the league for his role and position on the pitch. The stats are there to back that up too. The amount of tackles and interceptions he made were not only the best in the league, but some of the highest in Europe at the time. He's just one of those players that does all the underappreciated stuff in football like that and doesn't get the credit for it. After he got his knee injury, he just wasn't the same player, although that's not to say he became useless. On his day he can be excellent, as has been proven the past few times that he's featured, especially filling in the role at CB. I was critical of him a bit back when he was underperforming in the midfield. He was clearly starting to struggle for a bit when the games started mounting up. It's a good job we've a manger that recognises his talents and started using him as a makeshift centre half, and since then he's been brilliant. He might not be the calibre of player we require, but currently he's amongst the best we've got.
I'm sorry that the lad had a bad injury. It's his career after all and his job on the line. That may be responsible for his fall-off. But that said, you as a top flight real pedigree club, really do need better in this age of nomadic international footballing journeymen.
Like I said earlier, we're in no great shape either mate and both our clubs ought to be attracting quality - or much more preferable in my book, we should be developing and bringing through our own kids. No-one can tell me we can no longer produce football talent especially with the money we spend on our academies. If they aren't producing the kids, sack the feckers that are scouting and running them on the grounds they haven't recognised talent thus far - and even if it jumped up and kicked them in the bollux, they'd struggle to see it.
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Re: Louis Van Gaal is...still the manager of Mouchester United
« Reply #40844 on: Yesterday at 10:05:05 PM »
Quote from: Macphisto80 on Yesterday at 08:47:02 PM
A few seasons ago Lucas was the best player in the league for his role and position on the pitch. The stats are there to back that up too. The amount of tackles and interceptions he made were not only the best in the league, but some of the highest in Europe at the time. He's just one of those players that does all the underappreciated stuff in football like that and doesn't get the credit for it. After he got his knee injury, he just wasn't the same player, although that's not to say he became useless. On his day he can be excellent, as has been proven the past few times that he's featured, especially filling in the role at CB. I was critical of him a bit back when he was underperforming in the midfield. He was clearly starting to struggle for a bit when the games started mounting up. It's a good job we've a manger that recognises his talents and started using him as a makeshift centre half, and since then he's been brilliant. He might not be the calibre of player we require, but currently he's amongst the best we've got.
I'm sorry that the lad had a bad injury. It's his career after all and his job on the line. That may be responsible for his fall-off. But that said, you as a top flight real pedigree club, really do need better in this age of nomadic international footballing journeymen.
Like I said earlier, we're in no great shape either mate and both our clubs ought to be attracting quality - or much more preferable in my book, we should be developing and bringing through our own kids. No-one can tell me we can no longer produce football talent especially with the money we spend on our academies. If they aren't producing the kids, sack the feckers that are scouting and running them on the grounds they haven't recognised talent thus far - and even if it jumped up and kicked them in the bollux, they'd struggle to see it.
There is nothing wrong with striving to win, so long as you don't set the prize above the game. There can be no dishonour in defeat. What matters above all is that the team plays in the right spirit, with the utmost skill, courage, fair play and no favour, and the result accepted without bitterness or conceit. Sir Matt Busby CBE KCSG 1909 - 1994
That's right, give youth it's head and less of the likes of old man Rashford!
Wait, what? He's talking about Lucas, midfield and then uses the 'we require', 'we've got'. I mean, everybody here knows this wanker is a Liverpool fan but isn't he making it too obvious with those?
The first paragraph isn't Jonno.
I'm fairly certain it's just the last paragraph which is a Busby quote.
Ah, cheers.
Imagine that Arsenal fan has only ever see his team win 3 premier leagues and get to 1 european cup final. Hes clearly delusional and the lack of success is playing tricks on his mind.
If you didn't know football, and read RAWK's and that North bank Arsenal tit's opinions on us and their clubs, you'd not have guessed Manchester United have won the title five times in the last decade.
it was funny seeing scousers point out how many times united have finished above Arsenal last 10 yearsIf you didn't know football, and read RAWK's and that North bank Arsenal tit's opinions on us and their clubs, you'd not have guessed Manchester United have won the title five times in the last decade.
I liked Johnno dropping the ''are you a proper supporter?'' bomb on Cantona before producing another Shankly eulogy & much sympathy for the Cup Final defeat. And a Lucas Tribute do I see? - edit - big misread from me, he's slagging off the Brazilian clogger
Where is A@A?
Still in a London police cell or been grounded by his Mum for the excessive impersonation of Jimmy Liddel
Where is A@A?
Still in a London police cell or been grounded by his Mum for the excessive impersonation of Jimmy Liddel
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