Wonder when the last time Cristiano Ronaldo was subbed into a match in the waning minutes. That had to ruffle his feathers a bit.
Hopefully the whole thing blows up for them.
Really canât stand them, every game itâs a Glazer protest and now itâs all happy smiles again.
Fuck em
Lots of people were slightly hesitant in laughing at them, given our own poor start.
Meh, if I hadnt have spent the past 2 weeks laughing at Utd this season would have been even more shit. I take nothing back. The shit pricks.
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If I were a United fan tonightâs performance would make me more angry about the prior two performances, not less.
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Update: theyâve both doubled up. 
If we somehow finish below than, I will pay them out of my winnings from the Brentford game.
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Manures still in line to be quintuple champions building on their Bangkok century cup victory.
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The Saint Marcus discussion started in the post match thread.
In fairness he has done a lot of work for poorer people and challenged the Tory government to provide for poorer families etc.
Hence the Feed the Scousers songs during the match were more sickening.
This narrative has been allowed for way too long. Any sector of society being demonised for perceived traits would not ordinarily be tolerated.
One racist comment would see supporters banned, but half of Old Trafford demonised and belittled people of Liverpool last night and its deemed âbanterâ?
Why mention it here?
Rashford is in a unique position to call this out. He has respect and is seen as a leader in the area of battling poverty. He could help to end these chants.
The Murderers chants, by loads of clubs needs to be railed in as well. Time that shit was stopped.
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Doubt Rashford reads this forum though.
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Nor I.
But he shouldnât need to in this instance.
He works against poverty and doesnât comment on supporters singing about it?
Strange.
I get what youâre saying and liked your post. However, Iâm uncomfortable with putting the responsibility for societyâs ills on one young footballer who happens to have a social conscience. He should never have needed to fight for free school meals, though Iâm glad he did.
United as a club should be speaking out about this.
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I did not visit the Pre-Match vs manc thread for the sake of my mental health, so I am not sure if the following has been posted anywhere. The clubs should all be speaking out against the vile chanting.
Yup itâs a clubs duty to stamp this out.
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I get what youâre saying and liked your post. However, Iâm uncomfortable with putting the responsibility for societyâs ills on one young footballer who happens to have a social conscience. He should never have needed to fight for free school meals, though Iâm glad he did.
United as a club should be speaking out about this.
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No I am not, that would be unfair on a young player
But I suppose my point was that could extend his brief by making a comment.
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As we are now behind the mancs in the table, and in a difficult position ourselves, Iâve amended the thread title. We are as much as a joke as them as long as we donât improve and find back our usual ways. As long as things are as they are now, this thread will simply be the man utd thread.
A bit of humility and respect will do us the world of good anyway⌠
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believe we used to have a Schadenfreude thread in the TIA days?
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