do i need to post pic rooney elbow also?
do not say the other team only do that, accept the defeat and move on
cara already done that and he also trying to seek forgiveness which he never got the chances to accept

That is quoted by newspaper... I do not believe it until Nani himself say something...

Funny how these people are trying to justify for Carragher's tackle. It was malicious. Watch the fecking replay. Plus, I don't see us backing Rooney for what he did in Wigan match.

First of all we were surprised that Rooney wasn't booked. Then, no actions were taken by FA. FA is not that stupid, they know that if they do that it will open a can of worms. Which people could easily pointing out Gerrard's elbow which was done twice. Once on Welbeck and another on that Pompey player. Or how Terry trying to take cards from referee's hand.

That is why I said these people are bloody hypocrites. Whenever their players are on the receiving end, they will start the witch hunt but whenever their players are causing them, they quickly ran here and there to justify and cover up all the shits.

do i need to post pic rooney elbow also?
do not say the other team only do that, accept the defeat and move on
cara already done that and he also trying to seek forgiveness which he never got the chances to accept

guys..who do you think will replace nani..obertan?

guys..who do you think will replace nani..obertan?

Its sad to see a thread reduced to a troll and flame hole.

Truth be told, The tackle was bad, no one is denying it.
Whether it was intentional or not we can only speculate.

All fans claim to be the best fans in the world, and i personally dont see a problem with that. Its normal. Its like, "I love my mum more than you love yours." Theres no debate to be had.

Carra did try to apologise but the Man U camp immaturely (BUT understandably so) denied him any chance.

now to this statement:

"Just think about this : Would he have waited to apologize if they lost the game?
Yeah,didn't think so.
"

Now this is just speculating again, theres no definite answer.

I respect ManU (and any other team) fans who know how to discuss matter in a proper manner. Not to post videos and gifs and whatnot. I know this is the ManU thread, but it feels more like an Anti-Pool Thread rather than a "we love united" thread.

now the reason I want to post this is:

I want to get some info from u guys.

Since you condemn Carragher. I want evidence from you guys claiming him to be a 'dirty' player (yes, some of you made that claim).

I dont want pictures of Gerrard elbowing or what not. I want Carragher's. ok?

Peace out.

do i need to post pic rooney elbow also?
do not say the other team only do that, accept the defeat and move on
cara already done that and he also trying to seek forgiveness which he never got the chances to accept

no need lah.. MU play very very good, even Rafael is rough, they called it young blood. 
they dont injured any players..  

I am sorry but why you were bashing your own team's fans?

lol I didnt know about this elbow. Did he get away from the FA punishment?

lol I didnt know about this elbow. Did he get away from the FA punishment?

lol I didnt know about this elbow. Did he get away from the FA punishment?

Nothing. FA tak tengok pun.

do i need to post pic rooney elbow also?
do not say the other team only do that, accept the defeat and move on
cara already done that and he also trying to seek forgiveness which he never got the chances to accept

macamlah we dont accept defeat, some even go congratulate in your thread...i see this being repeated over and over again, nothg else to say against us ke? 

Nani feels let down by Manchester United over their failure to complain publicly about the tackle by Liverpool's Jamie Carragher that forced him off the field at Anfield with a badly gashed leg.

Nani was withdrawn at half-time of Sunday's defeat and, although United were privately furious at Carragher's challenge, which they felt merited a red rather than a yellow card, they have not commented on the incident because of a media black-out imposed by Sir Alex Ferguson.

United's manager refused to speak to any media outlets after the game, including the club's own television station, and instructed his coaching staff and players to remain silent.

Sources close to Nani said the winger believes the club should have shown support for him publicly. United's chief executive, David Gill, was sufficiently incensed by Carragher's tackle to voice his complaints to the referees' chief, Mike Riley, at half-time in the directors' box.

Carragher tried to apologise to Nani after the game but it is understood the Portuguese was unwilling to engage with the defender, who was denied access by United's players to their dressing room. He then waited outside with the intention of saying sorry but Nani is understood to have walked by.

Nani does not expect his injury to sideline him for long. "I would like to thank supporters for their good wishes and I hope to be back really soon," he said.

Wow, troll fest going on here too? I also got some trolling by friends on FB. They just denied the horrendous tackle by Carragher and blame Nani for overreacting. They just won't accept the fact that their team hero made mistake and condemn him. Instead, they twisted the fact and find us to blame. Wow.

No lah. We butthurt ma.     

do i need to post pic rooney elbow also?
do not say the other team only do that, accept the defeat and move on
cara already done that and he also trying to seek forgiveness which he never got the chances to accept

case of crying wolf...nani's a known primadonna,
why does liverpool fans need to blame anything?....we won, carra didn't get a red and we're moving forward
as for nani...get well soon and stop the theatrics