The Manchester United Thread

[manutdfan]

Lol

[yourmumsface17]

Keane didn't end his career ffs tired of that myth, he played next week and retired to an injury in the other leg

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[LC77]

Let's give these pictures some context.

First up, Keane on Haaland. Years before, when Haaland played for Leeds, he fouled Keane and injured him. Straight after, Haaland went to Keane and him a cheat. So, years later Keane fouled Haaland, broke his leg which effectively ended his career, Keane went to him and said "Don't you ever call me a cheat." Haaland had it coming for years.

The Cantona kick is just pure hilarious. The ban was worth it after he scored the winning goal in the FA Cup final against you lot.

I prefer the dirty version.

After Keane suffered a season-ending knee injury while trying to trip up Alf Inge Halaand in September 1997, the Irishman stewed for three years before exacting his revenge in the Manchester derby. "I'd waited long enough. I fucking hit him hard. The ball was there (I think). Take that you cunt," he recalled in his autobiography in 2002. "And don't ever stand over me again sneering about fake injuries. And tell your pal [David] Wetherall there's some for him as well. I didn't wait for Mr Elleray to show the red card. I turned and walked to the dressing room."

[Metal Warrior]

I don't condone any dirty tackle made by a United player. Not a single one, ever. One of the most pathetic things football fans can ever do in my opinion is trying to justify their own players' actions by bringing up similar ones of other teams' player from the past. Beyond pathetic. It doesn't excuse your own player nor does it take away the right of the opposition's fans to speak their mind about it. If I see one of our players commit a particularly dirty or rash challenge I get fucking annoyed with him in the best of cases, and I really don't understand how anyonecould have any other reaction to it.

I don't understand why any of you would defend that tackle by Keane. I think it was an extremely thuggish thing to do and such actions make me lose a lot of respect for a player. Similarly, I don't see why the Liverpool fans feel the need to defend those Suarez incidents as they're just fucking insults to the game as well. That doesn't mean you can't support them anymore though. Keane is a legend but I've always hated that part of his game.

[manutdfan]

The career ending story is better.

[Tutankhamun]

New kit:



Looks pretty good.

[manutdfan]

New kit:



Looks pretty good.

Yeah it's better than liverpools with there gay Warrior kit manufacturer

[Tutankhamun]

Yeah, I like the minimalistic design but I'm not sure about the pattern.

[LC77]

I don't condone any dirty tackle made by a United player. Not a single one, ever. One of the most pathetic things football fans can ever do in my opinion is trying to justify their own players' actions by bringing up similar ones of other teams' player from the past. Beyond pathetic. It doesn't excuse your own player nor does it take away the right of the opposition's fans to speak their mind about it. If I see one of our players commit a particularly dirty or rash challenge I get fucking annoyed with him in the best of cases, and I really don't understand how anyonecould have any other reaction to it.

I don't understand why any of you would defend that tackle by Keane. I think it was an extremely thuggish thing to do and such actions make me lose a lot of respect for a player. Similarly, I don't see why the Liverpool fans feel the need to defend those Suarez incidents as they're just fucking insults to the game as well. That doesn't mean you can't support them anymore though. Keane is a legend but I've always hated that part of his game.

So you hated it when Keane wanted to nut Viera in the tunnel?

And if one or two of the players of today, had just half his attitude the title would not be heading to Gorton.

Great thing about the new kit is, it doubles as a picnic blanket, and the lumberjack community are going to love it. I expect to be hearing this song next year.

[Danny2304]

I don't condone any dirty tackle made by a United player. Not a single one, ever. One of the most pathetic things football fans can ever do in my opinion is trying to justify their own players' actions by bringing up similar ones of other teams' player from the past. Beyond pathetic. It doesn't excuse your own player nor does it take away the right of the opposition's fans to speak their mind about it. If I see one of our players commit a particularly dirty or rash challenge I get fucking annoyed with him in the best of cases, and I really don't understand how anyonecould have any other reaction to it.

I don't understand why any of you would defend that tackle by Keane. I think it was an extremely thuggish thing to do and such actions make me lose a lot of respect for a player. Similarly, I don't see why the Liverpool fans feel the need to defend those Suarez incidents as they're just fucking insults to the game as well. That doesn't mean you can't support them anymore though. Keane is a legend but I've always hated that part of his game.

Same shit different time.

Suarez's shit is in the past now but you lot love going on about it. Not assed keep booing him and he'll keep destroying defences. It spares him on.

[Tutankhamun]

I like players that play right on the edge and sometimes that means that'll line will be crossed. So when Keane did something he shouldn't have, I could understand it because of he how played the game. But Suarez is not a player that plays right on the line. He mostly runs around like a pussy then does something stupid now and then. I can't respect that.

[Danny2304]

It's okay.

[Metal Warrior]

Same shit different time.

Suarez's shit is in the past now but you lot love going on about it. Not assed keep booing him and he'll keep destroying defences. It spares him on.

You can't even begin to accuse others of going on about it if you're keeping the discussion alive yourself with your comments in this thread. I stand by what I said. Feel free to interpret my words in any way that suits you.

[Danny2304]

Thanks for the advice, I'll keep that in mind.

[emmerich]

I already wish the season was over and the next one was getting ready to begin.

[Shibby]

Can we just shut the fuck up about it. United fans hate Liverpool players, Liverpool fans hate United players. Cool story. If you think you're gonna make any headway in an argument comparing the two, good luck.

Nice picnic blanket by the way .

[Tutankhamun]

I already wish the season was over and the next one was getting ready to begin.

Not me, I'm still hopeful we can get something out of this season in terms of the title. Sunday will be interesting.

It would be amazing if Hughes throws on Macheda and he scores the winner for QPR

[santinomarella]

Same shit different time.

Suarez's shit is in the past now but you lot love going on about it. Not assed keep booing him and he'll keep destroying defences. It spares him on.

Destroying defences then hitting the post.



I like our new kit, it's different, which is good. Nike kits are always similar.

[manutdfan]

Same shit different time.

Suarez's shit is in the past now but you lot love going on about it. Not assed keep booing him and he'll keep destroying defences. It spares him on.

He'd need a spare pair of pants if Keane was on the pitch with him and he tried any of his bull shit.

[Xelis]

I hope your new kit comes with cutlery, maybe a hamper.

[LC77]

Not me, I'm still hopeful we can get something out of this season in terms of the title. Sunday will be interesting.

It would be amazing if Hughes throws on Macheda and he scores the winner for QPR

That would be the best PL finish ever, just a shame Macheda is back at United. So with a bit of luck Barton will score the winner.

[yourmumsface17]

I hope your new kit comes with cutlery, maybe a hamper.

I think it looks more like a lumberjack top or something

I actually don't mind it, it's something different and not the same plain crap that we get every year. On another note the thing Dc harps on about is Man City's beautiful Umbro kits, City are now going to have kits by Nike, so goodbye to that

[Xelis]

I think it looks more like a lumberjack top or something

I actually don't mind it, it's something different and not the same plain crap that we get every year. On another note the thing Dc harps on about is Man City's beautiful Umbro kits, City are now going to have kits by Nike, so goodbye to that

Would suit Stoke's style of play then as they like to chop players down .

[Tutankhamun]

That would be the best PL finish ever, just a shame Macheda is back at United. So with a bit of look Barton will score the winner.

Oh yeah, then it would be even bigger accomplishment

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The pattern in the new shirts was apparently originally designed in Manchester which is the reason they chose it, from what I understood. I'll reserve my judgment on the pattern on the shirts until I've seen it in person. But I like the minimalistic approach to remove all elements from the shirt and making it more like a classic t-shirt.

[LC77]

Oh yeah, then it would be even bigger accomplishment

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The pattern in the new shirts was apparently originally designed in Manchester which is the reason they chose it, from what I understood. I'll reserve my judgment on the pattern on the shirts until I've seen it in person. But I like the minimalistic approach to remove all elements from the shirt and making it more like a classic t-shirt.

They've just shown the new shirt on Soccer Am. I like the collar.