Fergie's first words after a 4 year drunk bender
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From: Baldoni on 16 Apr 2010 18:51 REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net submitted this idea : > On Fri, 16 Apr 2010 23:40:18 +0100, Baldoni > <BaldoniXXV(a)googlemail.com> wrote: > >> Manx Gunner presented the following explanation : >>> [BaldoniXXV(a)googlemail.com | Baldoni] >>> [<82s66fFk0qU1(a)mid.individual.net>] >>> [Fri, 16 Apr 2010 23:21:06 +0100] >>> >>>> You >>>> succeeded in driving all our decent posters away with your bullshit. >>> >>> Subconsciously, Baldoni is self-aware. >> >> I will not converse with a grass and that is that. It seems for the >> second time in my life that I will have to killfile someone. >> >> Where I come from a grass is the lowest of the low, hang your head in >> shame filth. > > Not our fault that you come from the gutter backstreets of the East > end where thugs and gangsters rule the day. North London actually Drivel although the East End is a fine place where I have family. I would prefer the East-enders and their code of morals compared to you and your mates any day. -- Count Baldoni In hoc signo vinces
From: Baldoni on 16 Apr 2010 18:53 Manx Gunner formulated the question : > [BaldoniXXV(a)googlemail.com | Baldoni] > [<82s7agFq09U1(a)mid.individual.net>] > [Fri, 16 Apr 2010 23:40:18 +0100] > >>>> You >>>> succeeded in driving all our decent posters away with your bullshit. >>> >>> Subconsciously, Baldoni is self-aware. >> >> I will not converse with a grass and that is that. It seems for the >> second time in my life that I will have to killfile someone. > > Great! Thanks! :) Farewell *Grass* and please note that you were unable to killfile me like you said you would. Dogbreath -- Count Baldoni In hoc signo vinces
From: Manx Gunner on 16 Apr 2010 19:00 [BaldoniXXV(a)googlemail.com | Baldoni] [<82s82dFto8U1(a)mid.individual.net>] [Fri, 16 Apr 2010 23:53:03 +0100] : Manx Gunner formulated the question : : > [BaldoniXXV(a)googlemail.com | Baldoni] : > [<82s7agFq09U1(a)mid.individual.net>] : > [Fri, 16 Apr 2010 23:40:18 +0100] : > : >>>> You : >>>> succeeded in driving all our decent posters away with your bullshit. : >>> : >>> Subconsciously, Baldoni is self-aware. : >> : >> I will not converse with a grass and that is that. It seems for the : >> second time in my life that I will have to killfile someone. : > : > Great! Thanks! :) : : Farewell Appreciate it! Have a nice life! =)
From: Legend-11 on 16 Apr 2010 21:55 On 16/04/2010 22:37, Manx Gunner wrote: > [REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net | REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net] > [<bbhhs55d7ceqqunodq81ofk7dpulh7k446(a)4ax.com>] > [Fri, 16 Apr 2010 16:15:55 -0400] > > :>To be fair there might be an argument to say that's probably our own > :>fault. We perhaps never made the most of him and maybe could have shown > :>more faith in him. He's the kind of player who likes to be liked....and > :>he might not have been feeling the love from SAF. I mean look at him > :>now....he's a different player. > :> > :>I know one thing, I struggle to put it down to a sudden finding of form. :/ > : > : Big fish, little pond > > Oh come off it, RD, you know that's nonsense. > > If Mancini stays long-term, when people hear 'Manchester' with regard to > football, they'll be thinking of a team in powder blue. Pot, kettle...black. I'm sorry but that really proves how out of touch you are with the English game. A run of success for a newly rich team does not wipe out years of history of perhaps the most famous club in the world. Forever and a day when people hear "Manchester" in terms of football they will think of us....whatever City manage to achieve. And that's without what will come later... Now, do you think for a second that when the Glazers get bored that there won't be a huge influx of cash into this club? Already Chinese investors are sniffing around....and there's more money in China than Russia and the Arab world put together. Personally, like all decent United fans, I hope the Red Knight consortium are the ones to gain control....and they would also have the funds for a huge cash injection, but being a realist and observing modern trends I rather think it will be investors from China. And when that happens City will not be the richest club in the world any more. Manchester United and Real Madrid are the two most prized possessions in the game, in the *world*. And if United and City are competing on equal financial terms....it will be our history which will be the deciding factor when a big signing comes along. Already we have players with a little more self respect snubbing Manchester City and Chelsea and looking in our direction. Basically, IF they even get on our radar, it won't be for long. If you stop to try and differentiate between ABU wishful thinking and what is likely to happen based on common sense, you'd see it for yourself. -- Legend-11 Forget about Ronaldo. Your Carlos Tevez too. 'Cos we've got a player who's United through and through. He just might tw*t your groundsman, and bomb down your wing, He's French, he's fast, he's f*cking CLASS, so hear United sing: Tra la laa, it's Patrice Evra, tra la laa laa laa laa laa...
From: Manx Gunner on 16 Apr 2010 22:08
[Slitheen23(a)dropallthisgooglemail.com | Legend-11] [<hqb4ds$j5r$1(a)news.eternal-september.org>] [Sat, 17 Apr 2010 02:55:15 +0100] : : On 16/04/2010 22:37, Manx Gunner wrote: : > [REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net | REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net] : > [<bbhhs55d7ceqqunodq81ofk7dpulh7k446(a)4ax.com>] : > [Fri, 16 Apr 2010 16:15:55 -0400] : > : > :>To be fair there might be an argument to say that's probably our own : > :>fault. We perhaps never made the most of him and maybe could have shown : > :>more faith in him. He's the kind of player who likes to be liked....and : > :>he might not have been feeling the love from SAF. I mean look at him : > :>now....he's a different player. : > :> : > :>I know one thing, I struggle to put it down to a sudden finding of form. :/ : > : : > : Big fish, little pond : > : > Oh come off it, RD, you know that's nonsense. : > : > If Mancini stays long-term, when people hear 'Manchester' with regard to : > football, they'll be thinking of a team in powder blue. : : Pot, kettle...black. I'm sorry but that really proves how out of touch : you are with the English game. Not remotely. Times change and the majority of fans, especially those in areas where the EPL's reach is growing (eg. outside England) couldn't care less about the rich history, etc. They care about who's winning now, and if Citeh become the team who's winning more often, they'll become pre-eminent. Ferguson is not going to be around forever, and he's been the one constant during MUFC's giant run of success over the last two-plus decades. : A run of success for a newly rich team : does not wipe out years of history of perhaps the most famous club in : the world. Forever and a day when people hear "Manchester" in terms of : football they will think of us....whatever City manage to achieve. And : that's without what will come later... Many people outside of England (and many in England) think of Liverpool - the most successful league side (for now) in English history - as a Cup team only. That is what you get after two decades of futility. : Now, do you think for a second that when the Glazers get bored that : there won't be a huge influx of cash into this club? Already Chinese : investors are sniffing around....and there's more money in China than : Russia and the Arab world put together. Personally, like all decent : United fans, I hope the Red Knight consortium are the ones to gain : control....and they would also have the funds for a huge cash injection, I hope that the Red Knights aren't playing you folks for a lot of fools, to be honest with you. I don't like Manchester United, but I don't despise them either and I don't think any fanbase deserves to be jerked around. The Red Knights seem all holy now, particularly compared to the Glazers, but this is big-time business and people in that arena tend to be pretty bloody ruthless. It also doesn't seem like the Glazers like backing down from a fight. I wonder very much if they wouldn't rather go into administration and ruin in 2013/14 (or whenever the money comes due and no further extensions/loans can help) rather than admit defeat and be essentially exiled and forced out of MUFC. : but being a realist and observing modern trends I rather think it will : be investors from China. And when that happens City will not be the : richest club in the world any more. Manchester United and Real Madrid : are the two most prized possessions in the game, in the *world*. And if : United and City are competing on equal financial terms....it will be our : history which will be the deciding factor when a big signing comes : along. Already we have players with a little more self respect snubbing : Manchester City and Chelsea and looking in our direction. I'm sorry, but the above is myopic. Players care about pound signs and the zeroes which come after them. It's convenient to talk about tradition when the club aspiring for such lofty aims is *also* the club doling out more money than anyone else, but don't fool yourself... Manchester United doesn't get a discount from players based on their burning desire to play at Old Trafford. : Basically, IF they even get on our radar, it won't be for long. If you : stop to try and differentiate between ABU wishful thinking and what is : likely to happen based on common sense, you'd see it for yourself. Spare me the ABU nonsense; it's a too-convenient excuse for deflection of legitimate criticism and debate. If Arsenal don't win it, then I really don't care much who win it, though I'd just as soon Chelsea win it this year if we can't as I rather like Ancelotti (much to my surprise). I damned sure wouldn't be pulling for Tottenham over Manchester United, nor Birmingham, etc. |