It'll be right up there with the Keegan rant if Rafa doesn't sort it out and win the league, becoz this is their year.

Giggsy is the epitome of what a true professional footballer should be like. The hunger to win and his influence on the team alone is worth appreciating. I'm sure Fergie and the rest of the more experienced heads have implanted this sense of hunger as well on all of the players, especially the younger ones like Rooney and Ronaldo. Why would you want to be anywhere else?! At United, there's a bond between players non-existent in many other clubs and the club keeps setting high standards season after season. Makes me proud to be a United fan.

I'll join you guys for the Pool clash. Lets ring Hartamas Square with United chants and paint the place red (our red of course)

Leave them be. If they're gonna want to stereotype us in such a way, who can stop them? We'll only bring ourselves to their level by arguing with them, so why bother? If they claim to be such righteous fans of their respective clubs, and that all other rival supporters are glory hunting smugs, its their prerogative. End of the day, we are the ones who know how deeply we love the club. They can paint themselves with the tag of "best fans in the world" all they like, but in reality, we know which club gets the most endearing support. "Best fans in the world," "Best midfield in the world," "Best away support in the world." Whatever.

Can can! Cannot drink Carlsberg y'know, needa change to Smirnoff vodka. Than change all ur policies to AIA. And change ur car to Audi.

Well I guess what has to be said about us being touted as glory hunting fans has already been said by some of the members here. Nothing we can do to change their perception. What we do know however, is that every morning they wake up and see the league table, they'll be caught in admiration. We deliver results, coupled with football the way it should be played. I can see why they have the right to feel so bitter. Seeing your rivals poised to topple your proud record does your head in.

Btw, midweek games will usually kick off around the 345 to 4am mark, until daylight saving that is, which is about the end of the month I think. Then we'd be seeing one hour earlier kickoffs.

At least we have the best prawn sandwiches in the world. Phew.

Good to hear theres gonna be a good turnout. Heres a challenge. Who has the guts to get Square buzzing with United chants? We can practice here in MUST first la of coz

Wow, its getting crowded. Lets try and get a few good chants going. Among the more popular ones these days at Old Trafford are the U-N-I-T-E-D and White Pele chants. Throw in more guys, and hopefully by then we'll have enuff on our hands to throw a partay.

Gary Neville is a red, is a red, is a red,
Gary Neville is a red, He hates Scousers!

at Real. Why the feck would Ronaldo want to play with a team like that?

Dudez and dudettes, I just chatted with a few ppl from MyRawk and they suggested we hold our gathering in Breakers to join them. What say you ppl? Of course, banter is expected, but on friendly terms only.

Aye, lets prove to the world that rival football fans can get along. Will you be coming Fyre? Flash us and I can bet you that football will be the least of our discussions.

Berba injured himself during the warmup. Looks like we might be seeing Tevez instead

Once again the events of the past two days have shown the utter dominance of English clubs when it comes to the big games in Europe. Three English teams swept aside their Italian counterparts last night, leaving no more representation of that country in the tourney, and another English club left the Spanish champions in the dust. I expect the big guys upstairs (the senile authorities) to go on a rant about how its "unfair" and "unhealthy." Heres a case in point. United started the game last night with four Englishmen (Rio, Scholes, Carrick, Rooney) and another two Brits (O Shea, Giggs). Inter? Only the young Santon was flying the local flag for them if I wasn't mistaken. Of coz, things like these will be overlooked by them Anti-England "geniuses."

Could we be seeing another all English final here? Might not see it, but I have a pretty funny feeling that we'll be seeing at least one English team make it to Rome. Who do I want to meet? Meeting Pool will be fantastic (but that'd be reserved for the finals I guess)

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Added on March 12, 2009, 10:08 amAnyone saw Montella's penalty last night? Had me in stitches watching it in slow-mo. Graceful like a ballet dancer.

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Tomorrow's headlines.

RONALDO OFF TO AC MILAN.

I can imagine why. Hanging around with ppl like Beckham will definitely get you attention with the ladies. And Italian women are mighty fine.

Ahh, the jack of all trades but master of none. He's been playing very well this season. Played a heck lot of games in our rotating defence during our clean sheet run. His passing though leaves a lot to be desired, and he often gets skinned against better oppositions, but he's been really solid. Dracula Berba would have fed on his blood for not squaring him the ball for the open goal during the Inter game had we not gone thru though.

Btw, have any of you watched The Curious Case of Ryan Giggs?

Probably Nani and Wacko Jacko can team up for a performance when the star hits the UK. And I mean team up for musical purposes, not an underaged male only orgy.

@sinoffire,

Can you PM me ur number? Don't think I have urs. Will do my best to come early, prob b there by 8. Those decked in anything but home United kits will have to do 20 push ups!

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Added on March 14, 2009, 2:00 pmWayne Rooney is a Red, is a Red, is a Red,
Wayne Rooney is a Red, He hates Liverpool

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I'll be coming with a friend. Fellow United red. See ya guys there