[Albion] Mufc fans reaction

[seagull 1979]

I found Shaw's interview hilarious - "I have to hold my hand up"

 

[Gazwag]

Hahahahaha foul 2 minutes earlier made me stick my hand in the air, yeah deffo connected

I have no issues over whether it was a soft foul or not, there are many decision during a game that the ref might not get completely right such as a throw in the wrong way or a free kick given the wrong way or where there was not a foul. This includes in the first half where Utd got a corner where they had a player who looked offside. Had they scored from that we would have been upset but its tough. Similar to the lockdown season where Utd (i think it was) scored after the ball when out for a throw which wasnt given.

 

[faoileán]

I thought this was going to be about MU fans reaction at The Amex... I was going to tell you about the "Manc" with a Kent accent who told me to "fcuk-off" after the match when I laughed loudly at him for trying to be the hard-man in the train queue, but I won't bother now...

 

[jessiejames]

Goldbridge is the biggest 'rose tinted' (non attending) Man Utd fan there is.

Karma for the pen they got after full time 2 years ago!

Even has a show on talk shite

 

[Algernon]

I absolutely 100% love the fact that there are a huge number of MUFC fans that are still fuming, whinging and crying about us putting a dent in their Champions League aspirations.
I detest that gloryhunter's club.

 

[beardy gull]

Talks sense here mind you…

 

[Whoislloydy]

Guy in the 3rd minute sounds like Gollum, same guy at the end.... "some twat mac allister, he's drilled it bottom corner"

It was top left mate, nowhere near the bottom corner.

 

[Comrade Sam]

One of the phenomena of modern football fandom that I just can’t understand.

1. Why people feel that filming themselves jabbering on along a football match is a worthwhile thing to do, creating nonsense content that will be on the internet forever. Professional commentators are often irritating enough without it being some know nothing berk from Salford screaming at the referee through his TV screen.

2. Why there are enough people watching these channels that it’s profitable for them to continue.

I may be coming off as one of those “kids these days… blah blah bollocks” types, but it’s this kind of thing that really shows the generation gap for me. I’m not even 30 and I just don’t get the point of it.

But I guess if people enjoy it then fair enough to them. Maybe I’m just being a snob. Rant over

They do it so we can enjoy their stupid faces and irksome voices when we win!

 

[oldboyroy]

I thought the first half was a closer contest 60/40 in our favour, but 2nd half must have been 90/10 to us, the ball was literally only ever in our half when we decided to play it there.

Absolutely fantastic performance and it just shows how ridiculously far we've come that we are now taking 6 points off the likes of Man U & Chelsea, battering pretty much everyone else and making Champions League level teams resort to desperately trying to get just a point off us.

Similar thoughts here too although felt they had the better chances in 1st half. Mitoma's chance was best of the half but they looked very dangerous at times. 2nd half as you say, only 1 team in it and they were hanging on for dear life to earn a point. How on earth Ten Haggis thought they deserved to win is beyond me!

 

[Change at Barnham]

Luke Shaw's got "one hand on the tin opener opening a Fray Bentos pie". Had to rewind that and listen again but still don't get it.

He used his hand unnecessarily.
Frey Bentos pies in tins were one of the first designs where you didn't need a tin opener to get into it.

 

[Eeyore]

Few of them do, as far as I can tell. Love the ranty bloke with the ponytail though; always top quality frothing when ManU concede

I wonder how, when based in the UK and some of the matches aren't live on television, they manage to do a 'watch along'



And reveal they are doing it.

 

[HeaviestTed]

One of the phenomena of modern football fandom that I just can’t understand.

1. Why people feel that filming themselves jabbering on along a football match is a worthwhile thing to do, creating nonsense content that will be on the internet forever. Professional commentators are often irritating enough without it being some know nothing berk from Salford screaming at the referee through his TV screen.

2. Why there are enough people watching these channels that it’s profitable for them to continue.

I may be coming off as one of those “kids these days… blah blah bollocks” types, but it’s this kind of thing that really shows the generation gap for me. I’m not even 30 and I just don’t get the point of it.

But I guess if people enjoy it then fair enough to them. Maybe I’m just being a snob. Rant over

My son watches a YouTube channel where a guy plays fifa and commentates it - people are getting weirder!

 

[HeaviestTed]

For those who didn't make it to the end, Mr 'Some Tw@ MacAllister' suggested some kind of match-fixing was going on! Hilarious.

On another note, it's hilarious to see all these MUFC fans crying about added time and, even more so on Twitter, blaming the ref for giving the foul ('iT wAs NeVEr a FoUl'" on Enciso that led to the corner that led to Shaw doing what Dunk did against Forest (no complaints from me on that one). After EVERYTHING they have got through 'Fergie time' and refs being 'influenced' by their players, managers and crowds in the past.

Absolutely marvellous scenes

I thought the match fixing comment was aimed at shaw being so stupid to get a handball in the final minute rather than being serious

 

[Da Man Clay]

Enciso and Mitoma are getting a bit of a reputation for going down easily.

Quite rightly too. Some of their dives have been embarrassing recently