Hmm yes we have been waiting for no.19 for a long time now, and yes we had high hopes of winning in Athens but in the end, we are still here through rain or shine. i certainly hope no poster has come over to taunt you lot. I'm wondering though why you can't accept the defeat but instead have to start mocking us even when unprovoked? I said to Corez in Breakers that in the end, the title is yours but it takes nothing away from the fact that this was a morale boosting win for us. Well if it's any consolation then do what you must I suppose... I think it's important to be gracious in defeat but that's just me. I don't speak on behalf of everyone Liverpool fan or not.

Why so sensitive Duke? There were A LOT of posters coming out of nowhere taunted last nite. Alien 'washed' the thread every now and then due to that. Certainly, if you check my posts(albeit in here and your thread) were all saying Pool played brilliantly last night. All hats to your team. I even congratulated my friends, Pool fans on the win. Yes it is disappointing to see fans leaving Old Trafford last night but hey they aren't us, aren't they?

All in all, how disappointing it is to lose to an arch-rival but I am grateful that we lost. So that the players could be brainwashed by SAF again. A reality check for them. So savour your moments. Don't be so judgemental. Credits is given where it is due.

Hmm yes we have been waiting for no.19 for a long time now, and yes we had high hopes of winning in Athens but in the end, we are still here through rain or shine. i certainly hope no poster has come over to taunt you lot. I'm wondering though why you can't accept the defeat but instead have to start mocking us even when unprovoked? I said to Corez in Breakers that in the end, the title is yours but it takes nothing away from the fact that this was a morale boosting win for us. Well if it's any consolation then do what you must I suppose... I think it's important to be gracious in defeat but that's just me. I don't speak on behalf of everyone Liverpool fan or not.

You may say that some accepted the defeat with dignity but I see a whole lot of anti-Liverpool sentiments and it's not even relevant to the game last night. I don't speak on behalf of all fans, just myself.

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I dont know you personally Duke but as I've repeatedly pointed out you're one of the few Pool fans that I can stand and tolerate seeing that you're a very level headed person. Don't blame anyone for enjoying the win, hell it's a win against your bitter, bitter rivals. Who wouldn't enjoy it?? I bloody hell know I would. There was a few who came ontot here from what I saw, taunting saying that was definitely number 19, something along those lines.

Delusion, that's something that I can't stand. Even from my own fans. Irritates the hell out of me. Hence why I've never really liked all this bullcrap Quadruple, Quintuple, Sextuple talk. Builds up unnecessary expectations leaving a lot of room for disappointment. We know there's load of pricks on here who sticks with the team when we win and fecks off when we lose. This will probably flush them out then.

As much as I like to think the league is a foregone conclusion, plenty can happen still. Like I said, plenty of room for feckups.

lol sinoffire same pose only~

Unfortunately many people were fooled. At first i believe he's a she. Then after a while, some people keep calling her as 'bro' then i know something fishy I donno whose plan it was from Btw, whoopa, you're still hot. LOL

Don't know bout you guys; I don't think the 2 penalty should be a penalty at all. My view lar...

But as MU fans, the is always the old saying, MU always like to do it the hard way. IMO, I think we'll be having the last laugh come end of May.

letak ubat gigi kat mata kalau brani. mata merah ... konpem dapat MC at least 3 ari .. hahahah. 

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if MU does `feckup' in the title charge this season...it will be one of the biggest one!  But as a Pool fan, i can definitely day `I'll luv it if they do...'

Sir Alex Ferguson rued defensive errors against Liverpool, but refused to castigate Nemanja Vidic and says his side will now do one thing: respond.

United have become accustomed to having things their own way at Old Trafford this season, so defeat – and 4-1 to our fiercest rivals – sticks in the throat. “It’s difficult to defend a 4-1 defeat. We got in front and then threw the game away. It’s a hard one to take,” admitted the boss. “But at this club it’s always about how you respond. When you lose a game: respond. And that is what we will do.”

Vidic made an error for Liverpool’s first goal, and his second-half sending off for a foul on Steven Gerrard led to their third goal on the way to an embarrassing scoreline. But Sir Alex didn't stick the boot in. “Nemanja has been unbelievably consistent for us this season. Players do have off days, and he’s made a mistake. He’s a human being, all players make mistakes. It’s just a costly one for us.”

The United boss didn’t have any complaints about the Serbian’s sending off. “It looked as if he [Gerrard] was clear to have a shot at goal. Whether Rio could have got across, I don’t know. I couldn't really argue with the decision. We’d have been looking for a red card if it was against us.

“It was one of those days, we made uncharacteristic mistakes. In big games you don’t want to do that. If you see the consistency of our defending over the last two years, you don’t expect it. If you win 4-1 at Old Trafford you deserve the plaudits, you can’t deny Liverpool that.

“But if the league was starting today, you’d take a four-point advantage with a game in hand. The goal difference is narrowed, it’s only five goals now. It was a bad day, but we have to kick on."

Ji-sung Park says the Reds must forget the 4-1 defeat and remember that the league title is still in United's hands.

Park was one of United's best players during the defeat to Liverpool at Old Trafford. While he was disappointed with the result, Park and team-mates will only be looking forward.

"Obivously it's not a good result for us," he told ManUtd.kr. "But the league is not over and we're still top.

"If we produce good performances, like we have been doing, for the rest of our league games then this defeat will not be a big problem."

United now have a week to prepare before the next Premier League match away to Fulham on Saturday. It's a time for reflection, but not too much reflection.

“We don’t have a match until next weekend, so it’s good that we can take some rest and get ready to play Fulham," Ji added. "We must forget about this result, because next weekend I am sure we will be back with a good performance.

“We have about ten league matches left, so from now on it is really important that we win our games, and to win the title, we have to play well."

For Rio Ferdinand, the disappointing defeat to Liverpool had an obvious game-breaking moment.

With 15 minutes left and United piling on the pressure at 2-1 down, Nemanja Vidic was shown a straight red for bringing down Steven Gerrard, and Fabio Aurelio curled home the killer third goal from the resultant free-kick.

"It was a nervy start from both teams but we took the lead and started to get a foot in the game," Ferdinand told MUTV.  "Even when they were 2-1 up, we started to turn the screw in the second half and Carlos Tevez had a half-chance.

"But the sending-off and third goal came at a really critical time. I thought the referee's decision to send Vida off was debatable as I could have got over there to cover."

Another possible turning point came in the first half, when United were leading through Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty, as Vidic's mistake allowed Fernando Torres to pounce.

But Ferdinand refused to castigate his fellow centre-back, saying: "Vida has been one of our most consistent players this season and everyone is allowed to make a mistake, so we won’t be getting on his back."

Ferdinand even managed to take a postive from what was a distinctly bad day at the office, adding: "Losing any game is disappointing, losing to your big rivals is even worse and the scoreline compounds that.

"But we have to turn this into a positive. This game will have torn out any sub-conscious complacency there may have been. We got a rude awakening today that if we don’t go out and work hard as a collective unit then we won’t get the results.

"We now have time to dust ourselves down and get our minds on the game against Fulham next week. It would have been nice if that game was right round the corner but we have to deal with what’s in front of us."

seems like some cleaning has been done over the nite eh?? poor ol' alien.

I read the Goal.com piece but were we tired physically/mentally? Rooney, Tevez, Ronaldo, Park, Anderson and Carrick all looked very fresh. :S