Manchester United Thread [2007/2008]

[ladylover]

It will all be well, the lads know what they are up against now. We should go all out attack in the remaining games like we did for most part of the season. 3 to 4 games left this season, COME ON!!!! It is all in our own hands! SAF has been setting up the team to negative in the last few games, like he is preserving energy for the CL or something, he can't take any risks now, especially against West Ham whom like playing against us like they are playing the WC finale

 

[Dipanjan]

Help?.....were you the one who negged me with gloryhunter?

Sorry......I was feeling very bad and also at the same time sad....that is why the negative comments came from me....

Now, after a lot of thinking I feel that the season is still up for grabs and the double is on!

GO MANCHESTER UNITED!
GO RED DEVILS SUPPORTERS/FANS!
GO PLAYERS!
GO SAF!

 

[mnj2x]

i just read somewhere that we were involved in a post -match bust up. wtf?

 

[syaz_wan03]

you mean this one:
http://goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=673836

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United In Bust-Up With Chelsea Ground Staff
Several of Manchester United's substitutes became embroiled in a tussle with Chelsea ground staff while warming down after their 2-1 defeat to the Blues...



United In Bust-Up With Chelsea Ground Staff

The match was settled by Michael Ballack, who headed his side into the lead, then after a Ricardo Carvalho blunder allowed Wayne Rooney to equalise, it was Ballack who scored decisively with less than five minutes of normal time remaining, scoring a penalty after Michael Carrick was penalised for handball.

The result blows the title race wide open, and evidently emotions were running high even after the final whistle, as club captain Gary Neville, Patrice Evra, Paul Scholes, Gerard Pique and John O'Shea were involved in a post-match scuffle with the Chelsea ground staff.

It is alleged that the argument started when the players, in the process of a warm-down, were asked to move by the ground staff but refused. What was said from there on is not quite clear, but things quickly turned into a wrestling match, and the groups required separating by stewards.

After being separated, the peace did not last long. The spat resurfaced soon after, though there was no more physical altercation.

What consequence this will have for the ground staff and the Red Devils remains to be seen, as it is not quite clear who provoked whom and who will be held accountable for the incident.

professional eh?

 

[solaimaa]

You guys are a disgrace and should be ashamed of yourselves. Fighting with the ground staff after the match....pathetic.

 

[coach]

oh boy, here come the ABU Brigade!!!!!
and syaz_wan03! how's the Second best Gloryhunter of the year doing??

 

[Internazionale]

you mean this one:
http://goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=673836

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United In Bust-Up With Chelsea Ground Staff
Several of Manchester United's substitutes became embroiled in a tussle with Chelsea ground staff while warming down after their 2-1 defeat to the Blues...



United In Bust-Up With Chelsea Ground Staff

The match was settled by Michael Ballack, who headed his side into the lead, then after a Ricardo Carvalho blunder allowed Wayne Rooney to equalise, it was Ballack who scored decisively with less than five minutes of normal time remaining, scoring a penalty after Michael Carrick was penalised for handball.

The result blows the title race wide open, and evidently emotions were running high even after the final whistle, as club captain Gary Neville, Patrice Evra, Paul Scholes, Gerard Pique and John O'Shea were involved in a post-match scuffle with the Chelsea ground staff.

It is alleged that the argument started when the players, in the process of a warm-down, were asked to move by the ground staff but refused. What was said from there on is not quite clear, but things quickly turned into a wrestling match, and the groups required separating by stewards.

After being separated, the peace did not last long. The spat resurfaced soon after, though there was no more physical altercation.

What consequence this will have for the ground staff and the Red Devils remains to be seen, as it is not quite clear who provoked whom and who will be held accountable for the incident.

professional eh?

I can't imagine if the CL final (MU-Chelsea) would be the same feeling emotions like this one.

 

[syaz_wan03]

moaning the same 'gloryhunter' wont hurt me kid.
haha.
oh ok
now i got it.u felt i back stabbed u with that post? ouch.

hello, this is internet..people can still get the news from google my man.

 

[Dipanjan]

Very shameful on the players part!


Just as I was starting to think positively,this incident has dumped my confidence again!

 

[thetrooper37]

You guys are a disgrace and should be ashamed of yourselves. Fighting with the ground staff after the match....pathetic.

because obviously you were there and know exactly what happened. Don't judge before you know.

 

[Fernandez]

If I were you guys, I'd ignore Syazwan or whatever his name is. He's a retard whose favourite hobby is gloryhunting against United. Don't let him wind you up. He will get satisfaction if you are angry or frusrated.

 

[coach]

moaning the same 'gloryhunter' wont hurt me kid.
haha.
oh ok
now i got it.u felt i back stabbed u with that post? ouch.

hello, this is internet..people can still get the news from google my man.

No, just stating fact because you seem to pop up whenever United are in the news for the wrong reasons. Even though you "supported" them after they won the treble. To me, you are the worst kind of supporter out there. Ahhh, sing when you're winning.....
As for the post-match dustup, there's no need to pick a fight with the groundsmen. The players should keep a level head and avoid such useless confrontation. However, I'll wait for both sides to comment before I start saying "United should be ashamed of themselves", "They are a disgrace" etc....

 

[b-ytter]

If I were you guys, I'd ignore Syazwan or whatever his name is. He's a retard whose favourite hobby is gloryhunting against United. Don't let him wind you up. He will get satisfaction if you are angry or frusrated.

ha.ha i used to have him on my ignore list but it got so boring not to read all the garbage in the long run!

 

[Help?]

Help?.....were you the one who negged me with gloryhunter?

Sorry......I was feeling very bad and also at the same time sad....that is why the negative comments came from me....

I never neg people, only positive. But if you got the courage to come out, that's no problem then, I don't really care about it. I'll take my words back.

 

[Help?]

I can't imagine if the CL final (MU-Chelsea) would be the same feeling emotions like this one.

Dude, it was between the ground staff and a couple of players that sat on the bench the whole game. Who knows who even started the bust-up. As far as i know, Evra and Park can barely speak english and why should they leave the field during a warm-down? Either way if you watched the game you would know that the players were actually fine with each other, until the last 5 minutes were emotions started getting really high.

 

[syaz_wan03]

you're so true Fernandez.
just ignore me, the so-called gloryhunter

afterall, this is a public forum. unless i get ban, i've the right to say anything my dear.i'm a registered USER!!!

yeah if i'm "a retard whose favourite hobby is gloryhunting against United." and this is my stat at soccergaming: (1.18 posts per day)
oh yeah, check out post # 2580.
FYI, I'm just quoting from mnj2x
is that a problem?

OK i don't want to get this personal.
whtever it is.. i'm sorry.

ok now i promised, i will never ever quote any bad stories of manutd & any other teams



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haha.
there's an issue, but i do not have the right to discuss?
what's this?

ok blame it on me now. like fernandez said, i love to see it.
*sorry for my english btw.

 

[newbie original]

After all that, win the next 2 games and you're champions.

 

[RockShow]

I am not so sure this is really a bad result. i mean Man Utd always tend to think games with relegation teams will be a walk. and time and time again they have issue with breating teams in the relegation zone.

Now the players know there is no 3 point cushion to fall back on if they screw up. they will now have to win the last to league games to guarantee the championship.

 

[ticcan]

you're so true Fernandez.
just ignore me, the so-called gloryhunter

afterall, this is a public forum. unless i get ban, i've the right to say anything my dear.i'm a registered USER!!!

yeah if i'm "a retard whose favourite hobby is gloryhunting against United." and this is my stat at soccergaming: (1.18 posts per day)
oh yeah, check out post # 2580.
FYI, I'm just quoting from mnj2x
is that a problem?

OK i don't want to get this personal.
whtever it is.. i'm sorry.

ok now i promised, i will never ever quote any bad stories of manutd & any other teams



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haha.
there's an issue, but i do not have the right to discuss?
what's this?

ok blame it on me now. like fernandez said, i love to see it.
*sorry for my english btw.

stop spamming our thread, you retard.

I am not so sure this is really a bad result. i mean Man Utd always tend to think games with relegation teams will be a walk. and time and time again they have issue with breating teams in the relegation zone.

Now the players know there is no 3 point cushion to fall back on if they screw up. they will now have to win the last to league games to guarantee the championship.

We can't think about losing or drawing anymore, west ham and wigan are both simply a must-win game, if we can't even do that we don't deserve to be champion, thats said I am still confident we'll win both matches.

 

[Help?]

if we can't even do that we don't deserve to be champion,

My point, exactly. This was the game when the title could have been won, not could have been lost. Since we didn't win the title in this game, then we have to win it in the other two. I mean, afterall it is still West Ham and Wigan, we can't win that, then that's our own fault and nobody elses.


Although, Chelsea yet again got the perfect schedule for the run-in. They get extra 2.5 days before Newcastle. Not that i'm really complaining about it, but their schedule in April and May could have not been any better or more balanced and to think that they even got the nerve to complain about having a Monday and Thursday game.