: Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:09 am  

Robbo4 wrote:

:? Why would they be proud? Or it just an opportunity to have a dig at the vast majority of United fans that think its a disgrace?

Of course that's what it is. That's what any report of this nature turns into. Whenever something like this occurs, other fans become whiter than white.

The people who did what they did last night are scum, no matter who they support. I would say the usual bunch of United's away following are a great bunch. The fact is that it was quite easy to get a ticket for the game last night, so lots of returning fans turned up. Anyone hear the anti-Glazer chants? First time I've heard them for a while.

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:22 am  

I heard they were picking off the Kit-kats in groups of twos and fours...

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 12:23 pm  

Wire_85 wrote:

I heard they were picking off the Kit-kats in groups of twos and fours...

Yawn. Not even remotely funny. I look forward to the time when the school holidays have ended

Wire_85 wrote:

And bins.

That's because they think that scousers, like you, live in them

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 12:32 pm  

Enfield Exile wrote:

Yawn. Not even remotely funny. I look forward to the time when the school holidays have ended



That's because they think that scousers, like you, live in them

Shame I here every week.

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:25 pm  

Nemanja wrote:

Premier League > La Liga.



How awful are Barnsley? Their best chance came from their fan that ran on the field. Macheda and Welbeck looked pretty good, and Anderson got some decent balls in, proof of why he should've played on Sunday.

Owen's goal was class, great build up play and good finish. At least now that Neville got sent off, he can't be selected for the next three games! Good to see Obertan and Rafael get a game and come through unscathed.

Roll on the next round of football's biggest competition...

Did you watch the same game? Yes, Barnsley were awful in front of goal, but to suggest that no chances were created is a bit blinkered.

Brilliant finish by Owen. Hopefully United can identify the mindless idiots that caused the trouble and they never get to another game again.

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:25 pm  

Anyone doing the condeming actually there?

Some c**ts last night, but the best atmosphere for about 3 years at an away day.

RED ARMY

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:27 pm  

RedTez wrote:

Of course that's what it is. That's what any report of this nature turns into. Whenever something like this occurs, other fans become whiter than white.

The people who did what they did last night are scum, no matter who they support. I would say the usual bunch of United's away following are a great bunch. The fact is that it was quite easy to get a ticket for the game last night, so lots of returning fans turned up. Anyone hear the anti-Glazer chants? First time I've heard them for a while.

'Love United, but hate glazer' Loud as love last night mate.

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:28 pm  

Willie Morgan on the wing wrote:

Anyone doing the condeming actually there?

Some c**ts last night, but the best atmosphere for about 3 years at an away day.

RED ARMY

You don't need to have been there to realise that the people doing the vandalism are c**ts Willie.

Same as the c**ts at West Ham/Millwall

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:30 pm  

Like to point out, some of bell ends commiting these awful offences last night were also chucking bottle on near the end

: Wed Oct 28, 2009 1:31 pm  

Aquilani on the bench tonight?

Hope so. Hope to see Dani Pacheco tonight but I still think Rafa's a little cautious because of his size.