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Ground: FC United of Manchester will play their home matches at Gigg Lane, Bury for the 2005-06 season. The capacity of the ground is 11,840.
... Pablo Garcia, an unsmiling 'asesino' from an early Scorsese flick - a psycho body-guard from the school of Tarantino. (...) Nothing gets past him, not even the pigeons. Not only that, but he uses the ball simply and purposefully, feeding the right people at exactly the right time. Not only that, but he makes it look easy, which it is patently not. Phil Ball
i dont care, fc united smell, get over glazer ffs, as long as the team is performing right now whats the problem.
If you don't care, then why bother posting then you Surrey muppet?
What the average football fan (many of them ignorant) fails to realise that its not just about the takeover. Its about the commercialisation of the game, stupid kick-off times, all-seater stadiums, not being to stand, lack of atmosphear due to vocal supporters being scattered around the ground so the club can accodomate the corporates in what used to be the Stretford End, overpriced tickets and greed at the top levels of football. The takeover was just the last straw that broke the camels back.
Many of the supporters attending at FC United had been going to Old Trafford for decades, but they've decided they've had enough of being ripped off, many had already been priced out of the game years ago by corporate greed. Manchester United no longer wants its local support, they would rather have Asian tourists who will go into the Megawhore and come up carrying bags of crap. Those who are now at FCUM are now probably having the time of their lives, if you don't believe that then have a look good look on here. There will be more clubs being run by fans/supporters trusts in the future and that can only be a good thing for football.
If you don't care, then why bother posting then you Surrey muppet?
What the average football fan (many of them ignorant) fails to realise that its not just about the takeover. Its about the commercialisation of the game, stupid kick-off times, all-seater stadiums, not being to stand, lack of atmosphear due to vocal supporters being scattered around the ground so the club can accodomate the corporates in what used to be the Stretford End, overpriced tickets and greed at the top levels of football. The takeover was just the last straw that broke the camels back.
Many of the supporters attending at FC United had been going to Old Trafford for decades, but they've decided they've had enough of being ripped off, many had already been priced out of the game years ago by corporate greed. They are now probably having the time of their lives at FCUM, if you don't believe that then have a look good luck on here. There will be more clubs being run by fans/supporters trusts in the future and that can only be a good thing for football.
I'll always love Manchester United, that will never change, you don't just turn it off like that. I'll watch the lads in the pub, on the tele or by online streams but there is no way I will ever contribute one penny to paying off that debt. By definition, I'd be classed as a 'fan' and not a 'supporter'. FC United of Manchester has my support. If people don't like that, then I couldn't give two shits about it, if they want to pay for someone else's takeover then thats up to them, I don't care.
If lower division clubs get threads, I'm making one.
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Bobby you are so repulsive , is Huge Grant your father?
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i dont care, fc united smell, get over glazer ffs, as long as the team is performing right now whats the problem.
Fuck off.
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Ok, that's it.
If lower division clubs get threads, I'm making one.
There's nothing wrong with trying to increase the profile of lower division teams.
Personally, I don't see how FC United can be doing anything but good. If it can help improve attendaces and boost money and interest in lower divisions then that's got to be good, hasn't it?