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The Official Manchester United Thread [2006/2007]
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AlienSeafood
Senior Squad
HE BETTER NOT BE!!!!
im thinkin
saha-rooney/ole
ron/rooney-scholes-carrick-ole/ron
heinze-vidic-rio-gaz
vds
im thinkin
saha-rooney/ole
ron/rooney-scholes-carrick-ole/ron
heinze-vidic-rio-gaz
vds
AlienSeafood
Senior Squad
me too...but im thinkin SAF might just use him as a sub...
Stotty said:hear hear. 6 matches in 6 months and our fans are saying he's wank.
It's rediculous how fickle some of our fans can be, I've been guilty in the past (Ronaldo) but I can't believe how the fans turn on our players sometimes - we had this with Giggsy a couple of years back! Wayne Rooney is a World Class player, he's not in good form or fitness right now but you have to consider the unfair suspension imposed on him and the injury too. Also I don't believe that Wayne has ever had a dip in form for United before (and of course he's still 20!) He will bounce back, form is temporary - class is permanent.
I know I criticise Fletcher, but I have always been of the opinion that he just isn't good enough for our team - there's absolutely no justification in saying the same about Wayne Rooney.
Mike
If you guys had visited redissue after the Arsenal game, you would have seen several people critisizing Rooney already (saying he's sh*t etc.). There were also threads about the critisism of Carrick (despite not playing enough games yet). Even though it is hostile there 
, I love some of the posts which has passion and which rightfully says about what is happening to the club right now.
, I love some of the posts which has passion and which rightfully says about what is happening to the club right now.Anybody criticising Rooney deserves to be shot. I would play him regardless of any other game before hand, he is THAT good. He has often at times saved matches for this team, and carried the team for large parts of the season last season, anybody deciding to make judgements based on 3 peformances from this season is an idiot.
gamerguy350
Reserve Team
Kulixs said:
Agreed.CarlosDanger
Starting XI
Kulixs said:
Hear, hear.
Rooney has proved time and again that he is pure class, sooner than later he will truely be a united legend.
I have a question for the forum, in your opinion, what was the most painful defeat you had to endure as a supporter of man united?
Mine has to be the 2004 champion's league loss to porto. We should have won that game with scholsey's disallowed goal.
I have a question for the forum, in your opinion, what was the most painful defeat you had to endure as a supporter of man united?
Mine has to be the 2004 champion's league loss to porto. We should have won that game with scholsey's disallowed goal.
Fernandez said:If you guys had visited redissue after the Arsenal game, you would have seen several people critisizing Rooney already (saying he's sh*t etc.). There were also threads about the critisism of Carrick (despite not playing enough games yet). Even though it is hostile there
I did, a certain minority over there are full of sh*t and just want the club to fail. They nitpick everything and seriously need to question their support.
tajmahal said:
It wasn't a defeat but a draw - West Ham away 1995, it cost us the League title
Here are some of my most painful defeats;
1: 2004-5 FA Cup Final: Absolutely battered Arsenal and rained shots on them for 120 minutes (Arsenal didn't get a shot till 125th minute) Then the jammy b*stards won on penalties.
2: AS Monaco - UCL 1996. A thunderbolt from Treziguet clocked at 94mph bombed us out of the Quarter final.
3: Borussia Dortmund - UCL Semi Final 1997, United robbed by eventual winners.
4: United 3 - 4 Real Madrid - UCL Quarter final 2002/3. Ripped apart at the Bernabeu and then an epic duel at Old Trafford, great football from both sides and a Ronaldo hat-trick and then D. Beckham esq steps off the bench with 2 himself.
5: FC Barcelona 4 - 0 United - UCL 1994. The tragedy was that United's best 1994 XI would have matched the Catalans, however the "three foreigner's rule" robbed United of several key players and shorn of their top stars United were made to bow down to Stoitchkov Romario and co.
Mike
MikeyM said:It wasn't a defeat but a draw - West Ham away 1995, it cost us the League title
Here are some of my most painful defeats;
1: 2004-5 FA Cup Final: Absolutely battered Arsenal and rained shots on them for 120 minutes (Arsenal didn't get a shot till 125th minute) Then the jammy b*stards won on penalties.
2: AS Monaco - UCL 1996. A thunderbolt from Treziguet clocked at 94mph bombed us out of the Quarter final.
3: Borussia Dortmund - UCL Semi Final 1997, United robbed by eventual winners.
4: United 3 - 4 Real Madrid - UCL Quarter final 2002/3. Ripped apart at the Bernabeu and then an epic duel at Old Trafford, great football from both sides and a Ronaldo hat-trick and then D. Beckham esq steps off the bench with 2 himself.
5: FC Barcelona 4 - 0 United - UCL 1994. The tragedy was that United's best 1994 XI would have matched the Catalans, however the "three foreigner's rule" robbed United of several key players and shorn of their top stars United were made to bow down to Stoitchkov Romario and co.
Mike
Yeah mine too, but the home game against Mourinho's Porto was pretty painfull too
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