January 18, 200818 yr . the mystery behind the plane crash at heathrow has been solved it was a rehearsal for the 50th anniversary of the munich crash **** nice one fester ****
January 18, 200818 yr The Busby babes are plastered over the front of OT already. Too good an opportunity for this Fooked up game and a monster to show it's 'sincere side'. If the commemorative shirts end up in the megastore it's time to pack up.
January 19, 200818 yr draw the line,its death ?? the only support the munich bastards through this. 50th anniversary and the whole world has to come to a stand still,players wearing special shirts. why its nowt to do with me or bolton wanderers. if somebody i knew died would you have a minutes silence for me in sympathy.
January 19, 200818 yr I detest the Manc scum, even more so after their game at the Reebok, "stick you England up your arse", "Argentina" and the Croatia flags being flown, some of the mindless Manc b*llocks that was seen and heard that day. However if we were playing them at Old Trafford I would respect any minutes silence's etc etc they had out of respect of those players / others who lost their lives, NOT FOR MANC UTD, NOT FOR THE MANC FANS, but because I wont lower myself to the level of those t*ssers and end up being like one of them w*nkers who were at the Reebok the other month. Yes I admit in the 80's / 90's I sung the "whose that....on the runway.." etc etc with all my heart. But times have changed. I bet even though the Urinals are anti England, I bet the c*nts still eat our fish & chips! Right Im off to ale house now for a few scoops and the match. Lets hope we can spoil the party.
January 19, 200818 yr draw the line,its death ?? the only support the munich bastards through this. 50th anniversary and the whole world has to come to a stand still,players wearing special shirts. why its nowt to do with me or bolton wanderers. if somebody i knew died would you have a minutes silence for me in sympathy. has it? all i can think off is manyoo and citeh who both lost people connected with the club in the crash are wearing commemorative shirts for the match in memory of those who died. perhaps if they wanted other clubs to wear special shirts and hold a one minutes silence then i could understand getting pissed off. there is a point where hating united becomes a bit rediculous and begrudging them rembering those who died whilst representing their club is that point i fear.
January 19, 200818 yr has it? all i can think off is manyoo and citeh who both lost people connected with the club in the crash are wearing commemorative shirts for the match in memory of those who died. perhaps if they wanted other clubs to wear special shirts and hold a one minutes silence then i could understand getting pissed off. there is a point where hating united becomes a bit rediculous and begrudging them rembering those who died whilst representing their club is that point i fear. Completely agree. I doesn't mean that I hate United any less, but at the end of the day a lot of families and freinds lost loved ones. And after recentley experiencing that I know how bad it is. And anybody who thinks that what happened is good is either saying it to go along with the crowd, or just a sick person.
January 19, 200818 yr I find it odd that so many people are bothered. Just ignore it if you really don't care.
January 19, 200818 yr why do we care? i am touched that all players plan to wear black boots, so repectful! FWIW i know the disaster affected a lot of people, especially my folks who lost idols and friends, i have managed not to be angered/infuriated/disgusted by this, are they defo selling memorial shirts? i doubt either club would be so blatant to make money out of this... personally not arsed, now england let forever be
January 19, 200818 yr The Busby babes are plastered over the front of OT already. Too good an opportunity for this Fooked up game and a monster to show it's 'sincere side'. If the commemorative shirts end up in the megastore it's time to pack up. were they not plastered all over the runway?
January 20, 200818 yr has it? all i can think off is manyoo and citeh who both lost people connected with the club in the crash are wearing commemorative shirts for the match in memory of those who died. perhaps if they wanted other clubs to wear special shirts and hold a one minutes silence then i could understand getting pissed off. there is a point where hating united becomes a bit rediculous and begrudging them rembering those who died whilst representing their club is that point i fear. I think its the england game having a minutes silence and what not thats gettin people pissed off. Its fcuk all to do with england in all honesty and as stated before yoonited 'dont even like england'. Minutes silences are being banded about like nobodies, Well be having em for passing of wind next.
January 20, 200818 yr I think its the england game having a minutes silence and what not thats gettin people pissed off. Its fcuk all to do with england in all honesty and as stated before yoonited 'dont even like england'. Minutes silences are being banded about like nobodies, Well be having em for passing of wind next. but there isn't going to be a minutes silence at the england game
January 20, 200818 yr but there isn't going to be a minutes silence at the england game No, they're having the silence in Buenos Aires.
January 20, 200818 yr but there isn't going to be a minutes silence at the england game just the usual 90
January 20, 200818 yr but there isn't going to be a minutes silence at the england game But they did plan to but realised it wouldnt be interrupted. I dont really care, if im being honest, about munich or any other shit i have to have a minutes silence for the vast majority of the time
January 20, 200818 yr But they did plan to but realised it wouldnt be interrupted. I dont really care, if im being honest, about munich or any other shit i have to have a minutes silence for the vast majority of the time then have a minutes applause then http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=549260
January 21, 200818 yr Author HAVE NEITHER A MINUTES SILENCE OR APPLAUSE THE MOST ANTI ENGLAND CLUB ! ONLY OUR FA COULD EVEN CONSIDER IT ...PRICKS
January 21, 200818 yr HAVE NEITHER A MINUTES SILENCE OR APPLAUSE THE MOST ANTI ENGLAND CLUB ! ONLY OUR FA COULD EVEN CONSIDER IT ...PRICKS the FA said there was never any intention of having either. also worth bearing in mind is that some of those who died were england internationals. So why shouldn't england pay their respects?
January 21, 200818 yr HAVE NEITHER A MINUTES SILENCE OR APPLAUSE THE MOST ANTI ENGLAND CLUB ! ONLY OUR FA COULD EVEN CONSIDER IT ...PRICKS If it does happen i will not be taking part
January 22, 200818 yr http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...ity/7201817.stm Fans want Munich silence re-think Manchester City's official supporters club has written to Manchester United to ask for applause to mark the 50th anniversary of the Munich air disaster. A minute's silence is planned before the rivals' match at Old Trafford on 10 February to commemorate the 23 people who were killed in the plane crash. But City fans feel applause would "drown out rather than highlight any idiot who does not show respect". City have also urged their supporters to "uphold our good name". Eight United stars and former City keeper Frank Swift were among those who lost their lives as a result of the crash, which happened on 6 February, 1958. City's supporters group has written to both United and the Premier League ahead of the derby. The letter says they "plead" with United to change their plans, adding: "Although there is some friendly rivalry between supporters of the two clubs, there is also a great deal of hatred. "There will be some City fans who will not want to go along with the recognition of the disaster. "We think it is obvious that if there is a minute's silence some fool will interrupt it and this will reflect very badly not only on Manchester United but on Manchester and football supporters in general." However, United are believed to consider a minute's silence the most appropriate way to mark the anniversary of the disaster. Manchester City's official stance is that they will support whatever decision United take. They have also written to the 3,000 of their fans who have tickets for the derby to ask them to show respect. The letter also points out that former City keeper Swift, who was working for the News of the World, was among those who died in the crash.
January 22, 200818 yr It amazes me that people think Man u fans hate England, they don't they just do it to wind up opposition fans, who seem to be thick enough to believe it.
January 22, 200818 yr It amazes me that people think Man u fans hate England, they don't they just do it to wind up opposition fans, who seem to be thick enough to believe it. That's a load of b8llocks i've worked with many scum fans who hate England and are proud of it. I've got into many an argument with them about it. They are all fcuking toss pots
January 22, 200818 yr i admit a few of my mates have a complex about england, the way beckham was treated, and the fact everyone tried stirring it between rooney and ronaldo- no-one could accept these things happen between opponents who are club mates, and it is all part of a conspiracy theory to break up their beloved club... a bit pathetic, they need to let go
January 22, 200818 yr That's a load of b8llocks i've worked with many scum fans who hate England and are proud of it. I've got into many an argument with them about it. They are all fcuking toss pots Now Man Utd are insisting on a minutes silence. I dont blame them either, the people who died were not Argentina clad gary nevilless like those that fill the theatre of gobshites every week and deserve peoples respect.
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the mystery behind the plane crash at heathrow has been solved
it was a rehearsal for the 50th anniversary of the munich crash
**** nice one fester ****