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Maybe so but the second goal was too scrappy for them to be allowing.
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Maybe so but the second goal was too scrappy for them to be allowing.
Beach Hut
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Poor keeping IMHO was never near enough to getting his hands on the ball.
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MAGNIFICENT performance from United. The back four were superb, with Ferdinand brilliant, midfield dominant and Rooney and Ronaldo absolutely outstanding.
Great stuff
cannedheat
Banned
Roma have a great shirt sponsor.
Burgess Hill Seagulls
hmmmm...
Thats the funniest thing I have ever seen wrote on NSC for a while,
you call Ronaldo a poof, did you not see the goal?
I doubt you would have gone for that header!
Knotty
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You can come up with anything you like to support a prejudice.
Who owns Chelsea and Liverpool?
Who manages Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal? (At least Ferguson is British!)
Who is the best player at Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool? (Debatable, I know) So if Albion were ever in a position to buy a player like Ronaldo, you'd want us not to do so because he's Portuguese?
They are hated by a tiny minority in Manchester who formed FC United, and I would be delighted if Albion were supported by millions all over the world.
Look at the starting line-ups for the Easter Sunday games -
United - 6 British players
Chelsea - 4 British players
Liverpool - 2 British players
Arsenal - None!
If you are so desperate to find facts and figures to support your Man U hatred, please do better next time.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
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Please can select me 6 random numbers between 1 and 49 before Saturday.
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maffew
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Nemesis
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Nice to see threads like this still attract the plastic mancs like flies to a freshly dropped cow-pat.
Knotty
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Nice to see intelligent, well-reasoned debate.
Nemesis
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It's an observation. No debate needed or entered into.
Knotty
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Fair enough - I apologise. Still don't understand what you mean by plastic Mancs...
Rubbish. Utter rubbish.
He had been playing pretty well up to that point, just hadn't done anything that has now become expected of him because he is so good. I reckon scoring your 36th goal in as many games is something to cream yourself over anyway, especially if he can keep it going.
Plastic Mancs - Man United fans who live nowhere near Manchester, have never been to Old Trafford or seen the team play live, yet walk around in Utd shirts proclaiming what loyal, lifelong devoted fans they are, only to run off and support Chelsea/Liverpool/Arsenal etc... when Man Utd aren't doing so well.
In the case of a work colleague of mine, it can sometimes extend to not even having a clue where in the country Manchester is.
maffew
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I'm a plastic Manc. Well I dont have a shirt.
THough I havent seen them live but always watch them when they are on telly cos they are so damned good to watch and Ronaldo is the best player in the world
THough I havent seen them live but always watch them when they are on telly cos they are so damned good to watch and Ronaldo is the best player in the world
keaton
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What a shocking performace by Roma
Did you watch the highlights?
They definetely edged it in the first half and were all over Man U for the first 15 of the second?
Knotty
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Thank you.
But if you are not a Plastic Manc, is it compulsory to hate them?
I have enjoyed watching them play for 50 years and, for much of that time, they have played good attacking football that is a pleasure to watch. I have also enjoyed watching Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, etc., etc. in the times they have played really well. Is it a crime to enjoy watching top quality football, regardless of who is playing it?
My team is the Albion, but I don't live in Sussex..does that make me a Plastic Seagull?
I simply don't understand the blind, childish, hatred of Man U and the very predictable and boring comments from those who see only what they want to see and not what they actually see.
I wish Albion had a stadium like Old Trafford, I dream of having a team like they have, and I couldn't care less how many millions all over the world wore Albion shirts but never saw a live match. It is the sign of a really successful club whose quality football has been matched by first-class marketing.
We shouild be aspiring to those things, not deriding them.
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
I hate United ...........................but must admit they were magnificent last night ...........and yes I will admit that the Portugese boy is probably the best player in the world..............................at the moment.