Red Dreams
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We won’t catch Arsenal, regardless of this result. They are playing much better and more consistently than us, so may as well hope they win and put a dent in the rat munching feckers title hopes.
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We won’t catch Arsenal, regardless of this result. They are playing much better and more consistently than us, so may as well hope they win and put a dent in the rat munching feckers title hopes.
Given the choice between City & Liverpool winning the league yeah, I’ll take City every time like any normal United fan.
All it does it legitimise the city project. We already know Liverpool are one of the big clubs in England, we don’t need city to artificially make themselves one too.Exactly why I’m happy for City to win it.
Hence option#4
All it does it legitimise the city project. We already know Liverpool are one of the big clubs in England, we don’t need city to artificially make themselves one too.
Okay. You do realize if City start winning title after title pretty soon young players in Manchester and around will dream about playing for City and not United. And City's fan base will grow around the world and maybe rival United's. You don't think that would affect our future? Nothing is permanent in sports.
All it does it legitimise the city project. We already know Liverpool are one of the big clubs in England, we don’t need city to artificially make themselves one too.
How old are you?Okay. You do realize if City start winning title after title pretty soon young players in Manchester and around will dream about playing for City and not United. And City's fan base will grow around the world and maybe rival United's. You don't think that would affect our future? Nothing is permanent in sports.
Eh? City winning it is a LOT more preferable than listing on to scousers banging on about number 20 or whatever it is until the world ends in nuclear warfare. Is that how you want to go out?Given as though wanting Liverpool to lose is handing City the title its hardly good either way.
May feel differently if for example it was Liverpool and Leicester fighting for the title, where Leicester winning the title is alot more preferable but city winning it over Liverpool is only slightly preferable and certainly not more preferable than us being in the CL next season and not being in the god awful europa league and the nonsense that is the conference league .
Liverpool to win. Utd come first and if that means needing then to do us a favour then so be it!
You've convinced me, this is what I want to happen.Why would you want Arsenal to win rather than, say, a giant chasm opening up on the pitch , swallowing both teams? I don't get it.
How old are you?
Whoever wins the title in a year that we’re not challenging for it is irrelevant. If you are a Manchester United fan, you should be cheering for the outcome that best serves Manchester United. The answer for this should pretty clearly be Liverpool win, anyone voting otherwise should be asking themselves why the results of another team should be valued over our own campaign.
I really hope so.You couldn't be further from the truth if you tried mate.
You say that but Chelsea were owned by a Russian crook and nobody cared when they won all their trophies. They have built a fairly substantial support now. I fear city will do this in due course.Not really? It'll never be legitimised unless every other club becomes a play thing for an oil state, then they can play the "we did it first!" card.
You say that but Chelsea were owned by a Russian crook and nobody cared when they won all their trophies. They have built a fairly substantial support now. I fear city will do this in due course.
For me it was more the case that we were 26 years without winning the league while our biggest rivals dominated, we even got relegated, in a much, much more difficult time to stay relevant than 2022 and yet we remained the biggest, best supported club in the country. It would take a lot more than City winning a few more titles for them to ever be looked at in the same breathe as United.I think you implying he's young is his point...
It's United fans our age and up who will never accept city as a big club.
But people age and move on and youngsters come through with different thoughts.
For me it was more the case that we were 26 years without winning the league while our biggest rivals dominated, we even got relegated, in a much, much more difficult time to stay relevant than 2022 and yet we remained the biggest, best supported club in the country. It would take a lot more than City winning a few more titles for them to ever be looked at in the same breathe as United.
I take the point but I don't consider 25 years from now to be "pretty soon" which was the point I was replying to.How about they win most of the next 25 titles, 7 or 8 euros, while we win one league cup in that time?
They become the most successful English team ever, which means they get all the English fans etc.
All a nightmare scenario, but you can't just assume that the now will be the forever.
I take the point but I don't consider 25 years from now to be "pretty soon" which was the point I was replying to.
It's easy done after last night. Felt like a game I'd seen 100 times already, so predictable!Fair does.
And I've surprised myself how bleak a picture i painted there! I've been on the cafe too long.
I think we're just a good manager away from getting back to a decent level.
Although you can't be confident we'll target the right one.