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probably hard lines on the red card. 


Muted comments however on the  goal RM had disallowed in the first half. Surely that was as big a call as the Nani incident?



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2ndBest wrote:

Leggy wrote:

The ref makes the final call on what he has seen. If they were to  ''ref by the rules' it would be stop/start every few mins..
  I thought you were an ex goalkeeper/player.?


Yup but he bases that on the LOTG. By quoting the laws, most people should be able to see how the ref saw it. Whether everyone agrees worth it is a different story.

I am. But being an ex player, or a coach for that matter, doesn't mean you know the rules.




I don't, and neither do you.
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Buffon II wrote:

Roy Keane said it was red.


He also told your supporters to stop being bitter.


I think you should listen to your once violent and often thuggish former captain.

Up to you to decide if Graham Poll's opinion is worth anything, same as Keane, but he did say it should have been a yellow in his column...
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Bullion wrote:

Buffon II wrote:

Roy Keane said it was red.


He also told your supporters to stop being bitter.


I think you should listen to your once violent and often thuggish former captain.

Up to you to decide if Graham Poll's opinion is worth anything, same as Keane, but he did say it should have been a yellow in his column...

Is that the same Graham Poll who dished out three yellow cards to the same player in the 2006 World Cup?

I think i'll choose to disregard what he says.
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Buffon II wrote:

Bullion wrote:

Buffon II wrote:

Roy Keane said it was red.


He also told your supporters to stop being bitter.


I think you should listen to your once violent and often thuggish former captain.

Up to you to decide if Graham Poll's opinion is worth anything, same as Keane, but he did say it should have been a yellow in his column...

Is that the same Graham Poll who dished out three yellow cards to the same player in the 2006 World Cup?

I think i'll choose to disregard what he says.


Almost like saying is that the same Buffon that was too scared to go out after his car was broken into or the same Buffon that drove his car pissed and was hanging over a cliff?
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Thought this was brilliant.

Probably can't laugh for too long, you'll be out for blood once we get back from Bucharest

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 First 30 mins we were great but in the end were lucky to even get the draw. Midfield were woeful. Chelsea should have won it in the last min.

Thought we would choke like Arsenal did last year.

LG
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United fans missing in action?

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 Another pretty average performance today against the second bottom side. Lots of changes made but the 3 points makes it OK.

Watched the Everton game and I'm glad we don't have to play them again. At home(usually) they are hard to beat and they did deserve the points. Even when they were down to 10 men they looked dangerous on the break.Even with the 15 point lead there is still some work to do.

We have a much harder run in than City.

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I savour ugly wins at this time of the season; and I agree it's not over till it's over. It's ours to lose, but surely not after last year?

Who knows what the international window will bring?

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I savour ugly wins at this time of the season; and I agree it's not over till it's over. It's ours to lose, but surely not after last year?

There's no way you guys are going to let slip a 15 point lead from here. Title race is virtually over.

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I savour ugly wins at this time of the season; and I agree it's not over till it's over. It's ours to lose, but surely not after last year?

There's no way you guys are going to let slip a 15 point lead from here. Title race is virtually over.



I would not bet my house on it.
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 "virtually". nuf said.

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has anyone ever choked a lead of this size?


arsenal choked a good-un in 2002-03, cant remember how much

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 Arsenal beat Utd in 1997/98 by one point after Utd were eleven points clear.

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paulm wrote:

has anyone ever choked a lead of this size?


arsenal choked a good-un in 2002-03, cant remember how much

Newcastle choked and handed it to United in the 90's didn't they when Keegan came out with the famous "I would love it" meltdown on TV.

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paulm wrote:

has anyone ever choked a lead of this size?


arsenal choked a good-un in 2002-03, cant remember how much

Newcastle choked and handed it to United in the 90's didn't they when Keegan came out with the famous "I would love it" meltdown on TV.



I think is was 95/96 that at Christmas time ,Newcastle had a 10 point lead over Utd.
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 Another 3 points and it gets harder for City.

Not a really good performance from Utd. but did just enough to hang on to  a first half RVP goal.Sunderland played a lot better in the second half although Utd were poor and kept giving the ball away. It is always  difficult playing up there especially against a side that has been labeled the dirtiest in the EPL. They have had more cards than any other club, and they got a few more last night.

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Leggy wrote:

 Arsenal beat Utd in 1997/98 by one point after Utd were eleven points clear.


Won it by 1 point but actually won it with two games to spare.
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A win is a win. 

Who has kep enough in reserve for FA cup?

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 Utd got what they deserved against Chelsea. Rotation might work but the team out today was never going to win. Rio again cost us as I have seen milk turn quicker, and bringing on Giggs is just like playing a man short.

Utd did have some chances, RVP should have got a couple and a great save from Cheh kept a clean sheet.

The game against City next weekend will be a tester. A win and it is all over.

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That is very cool. 

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patrick478 wrote:

That is very cool. 


How on earth is that cool?  It is the most plastic of gestures, by the most plastic of clubs. No matter how many acoustic engineers they have, day-trippers from Surrey and Japanese tourists will not generate a proper football atmosphere

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Frankie Mac wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

That is very cool. 


How on earth is that cool?  It is the most plastic of gestures, by the most plastic of clubs. No matter how many acoustic engineers they have, day-trippers from Surrey and Japanese tourists will not generate a proper football atmosphere



While I don't care one way or the other about this topic, your other comments are just plain stupid. Your comment re plastic shows you actually know fuck all about Utd and just jumped on the comments made in the 'rags' in the UK. Supporter of a club that has not achieved.
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Mate - I was living in Manchester a few years ago. It is a plastic club that has sold off any tradition it once had

Listen here Fudgeface
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Frankie Mac wrote:

patrick478 wrote:

That is very cool. 


How on earth is that cool?  It is the most plastic of gestures, by the most plastic of clubs. No matter how many acoustic engineers they have, day-trippers from Surrey and Japanese tourists will not generate a proper football atmosphere

I'm not coming from a football perspective on this one, sound and acoustics are something I find really interesting. I find it cool because it is something that I am interested in, not because of what it will do for the supporters etc.
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Frankie Mac wrote:

Mate - I was living in Manchester a few years ago. It is a plastic club that has sold off any tradition it once had



Mate. I lived in Jo'burg once but I'm not an expert on Kaizer Chiefs.
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Don't believe I ever claimed to be an expert. You said I know fuck all about united and my comments were based purely on what I read in the UK papers. I stated that it wasn't - my comments are based on what I saw on match days when I lived in Manchester. 

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Frankie Mac wrote:

Don't believe I ever claimed to be an expert. You said I know fuck all about united and my comments were based purely on what I read in the UK papers. I stated that it wasn't - my comments are based on what I saw on match days when I lived in Manchester. 



Perhaps I  saw  things differently when I was there.
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We're you living there or were you a day tripper?

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 My wife is from Manchester so we were there on holiday.

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Your wife is a City fan? 

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Arsenal wrote:

Your wife is a City fan? 



She supports who I tell her to .........................................................
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Leggy wrote:

Arsenal wrote:

Your wife is a City fan? 



She supports who I tell her to .........................................................

Haha well played sir. 
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 Because we will lose, I'd like to recall this to put me in a happy place

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 It is a pity that I am not a betting man as I would have backed City the moment the team came up. How on earth could you play Giggs when you have so much talent on the bench. As mentioned  many times this season Utd with Giggs are effectively playing with 10 men. Even playing the bottom side  is bad enough but to play him against a team like City borders on the suicidal. I really don't understand AF's logic.

He had a hand in both Citys goals. Not taking anything away from City, Utd could have a least got a draw. Am still confident that we will win the league but it is now a question of by how many points.

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