Man Utd vs Derby!

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20-01-2009, 05:22 PM
RyanDOT

Man Utd vs Derby!

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20-01-2009, 05:25 PM
Kightly

Lol, this will be funny
20-01-2009, 05:45 PM
Rarelime

Derby to park the bus infront of goal, and score on the counter.
20-01-2009, 05:50 PM
mangle

Basically what Rarelime said, bar the scoring thing :)
20-01-2009, 05:51 PM
Kardan

Come on Derby :D
20-01-2009, 06:04 PM
Jack.Lfc

Man u will get a early goal and go on to hammer them, hope i'm wrong.
20-01-2009, 06:07 PM
Geraint

I think we might see the Utd full team.
20-01-2009, 06:16 PM
Excellent2

Going for a 4-1 win.
20-01-2009, 06:18 PM
Andys

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Originally Posted by Excellent2

Going for a 4-1 win.

Not going? :rolleyes:
20-01-2009, 06:18 PM
Arron

Geraint I think you're right.

Fergie believes he can get all four trophies this season (he's in top spot to do so) so why won't he?

He's 1-0 down to a strong upcoming team which will play at their maximum potential, United need to be aware of what Derby may suprise them with. With Vidic and Evans on top form, I think it will be hard to get past them (that's if Ferdinand isn't set to make a return)

Overall I think it will be an easy game for United.
20-01-2009, 06:21 PM
Excellent2

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Originally Posted by Andys

Not going? :rolleyes:

I'm in Plymouth ^_^
20-01-2009, 06:22 PM
Andys

Quote:

Originally Posted by Excellent2

I'm in Plymouth ^_^

Ah, like most Man United supporters...
20-01-2009, 06:24 PM
Excellent2

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Originally Posted by Andys

Ah, like most Man United supporters...

No need for that. I've been to a few games but seeing as I live far away it's tough to get all the way up to manchester and back in one night.

I watch every game and buy merchandise. I don't sit at home and play Habbo like some do on here.
20-01-2009, 06:47 PM
Malachy

Quote:

Originally Posted by Excellent2

No need for that. I've been to a few games but seeing as I live far away it's tough to get all the way up to manchester and back in one night.

I watch every game and buy merchandise. I don't sit at home and play Habbo like some do on here.

Funny that people on here play habbo and still find the time to go and watch their LOCAL team play.

Anyway, score prediction: 18-4 United.
20-01-2009, 06:50 PM
Excellent2

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Originally Posted by Malachy

Funny that people on here play habbo and still find the time to go and watch their LOCAL team play.

Anyway, score prediction: 18-4 United.

Right so because I live miles away from the team I support, that doesn't make me a supporter? Stop being such a narrow minded imbecile.
20-01-2009, 06:56 PM
Andys

Quote:

Originally Posted by Excellent2

No need for that. I've been to a few games but seeing as I live far away it's tough to get all the way up to manchester and back in one night.

I watch every game and buy merchandise. I don't sit at home and play Habbo like some do on here.

I hope that last bit wasn't aimed at me :P
20-01-2009, 06:57 PM
Clowgon

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Originally Posted by Excellent2

Right so because I live miles away from the team I support, that doesn't make me a supporter? Stop being such a narrow minded imbecile.

I agree, oh because i live in Birmingham and i surpport Manchester United , that makes me a Glory hunter?

Absolutely ridiculous.

For a START, most Teams - their fans, come from all over the Country so basically your calling them ALL Glory Hunters. Pfft.
20-01-2009, 06:58 PM
Excellent2

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Originally Posted by Andys

I hope that last bit wasn't aimed at me :P

I know you go to the games as you live in sunderland so it couldn't be :)

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Originally Posted by Clowgon

I agree, oh because i live in Birmingham and i surpport Manchester United , that makes me a Glory hunter?

Absolutely ridiculous.

For a START, most Teams - their fans, come from all over the Country so basically your calling them ALL Glory Hunters. Pfft.

It's like saying something like this isn't it:

"U CAN'T SUPPORT ENGLAND BECOS YOU DON'T LIVE IN WEMBLEY"
20-01-2009, 07:04 PM
Loser

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Originally Posted by Excellent2

It's like saying something like this isn't it:

"U CAN'T SUPPORT ENGLAND BECOS YOU DON'T LIVE IN WEMBLEY"

Not exactly the same. :rolleyes:

Anyways, I heard Alex Fergusson is going to be fielding a similar side to the last side that miserably lost to Derby County. Going for a 0-0 draw here.
20-01-2009, 07:05 PM
Excellent2

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Originally Posted by Loser

Not exactly the same. :rolleyes:

Well yes it is? Manchester is in England? Wembley is in England.
20-01-2009, 07:07 PM
Wootzeh

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Originally Posted by Excellent2

I know you go to the games as you live in sunderland so it couldn't be :)

It's like saying something like this isn't it:

"U CAN'T SUPPORT ENGLAND BECOS YOU DON'T LIVE IN WEMBLEY"

wth that's ******ed! you support England if you're english :rolleyes:
just like Clowgon should support Birmingham or Aston Villa because he's from Birmingham. What a stupid statement to make.
20-01-2009, 07:09 PM
Excellent2

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Originally Posted by Wootzeh

wth that's ******ed! you support England if you're english :rolleyes:
just like Clowgon should support Birmingham or Aston Villa because he's from Birmingham. What a stupid statement to make.

I can choose from a variety of clubs that play in england to support. I've supported United since I was 3 years old because I have love and passion for the club. If I lived 5000000000 miles away I could understand where you're coming from but right now I just think you're being narrow minded and naive.
20-01-2009, 07:09 PM
Jack.Lfc

I support congo.
20-01-2009, 07:10 PM
Malachy

Quote:

Originally Posted by Excellent2

Right so because I live miles away from the team I support, that doesn't make me a supporter? Stop being such a narrow minded imbecile.

Stop trying to act like such a smart ass.
Some of the best supporters in the world are in the lower leagues, supporting their LOCAL clubs. Your probably one of the people that say "MY LOCAL TEAM IS CRAP - SO MAN U IS MY TEAM". It doesn't even matter if their crap - it's the feeling of your local team winning big matches or just matches in general - it makes you proud to live their or near there.
20-01-2009, 07:13 PM
Excellent2

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Originally Posted by Malachy

Stop trying to act like such a smart ass.
Some of the best supporters in the world are in the lower leagues, supporting their LOCAL clubs. Your probably one of the people that say "MY LOCAL TEAM IS CRAP - SO MAN U IS MY TEAM". It doesn't even matter if their crap - it's the feeling of your local team winning big matches or just matches in general - it makes you proud to live their or near there.

I'll be a smart ass as much as I like so long as you keep being a grade A imbecile. I still support Plymouth but I also support United? I have love for both of the clubs. They're both in England so why don't you shove your comments where the son don't shine:8
20-01-2009, 07:18 PM
Arron

Aren't we going slightly off topic?

Man Utd vs Derby!

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20-01-2009, 07:19 PM
Excellent2

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Originally Posted by Splooosh

Aren't we going slightly off topic?

Man Utd vs Derby!

Sky Sports 1 & HD 1

I approve this comment.
20-01-2009, 07:20 PM
Malachy

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Originally Posted by Excellent2

I'll be a smart ass as much as I like so long as you keep being a grade A imbecile. I still support Plymouth but I also support United? I have love for both of the clubs. They're both in England so why don't you shove your comments where the son don't shine:8

There's no need to support United. Just following along with the pack I suppose?
My god ,if you live in Plymouth you should support Plymouth. It's not that hard. Even if you've supported United for ages it doesn't matter, because the fact is they are one of the biggest teams in the world, if not the biggest. So you should just give up on this little 'Man U' supporting phase and start becoming a better fan and going to local, lower league matches.
Oh by the way, **** off with your silly ass imbecile remarks.
20-01-2009, 07:21 PM
Loser

My little brother supports Arsenal because they're good, but also attends Cardiff matches. He's 6, if he can manage to attend a 'lower league' game, I'm sure you can do so.
I imagine he'll ditch Arsenal in a few years, when he grows out of it.
20-01-2009, 07:22 PM
Arron

Okay you support who ever you want to support, theres no rules.

My mate's dad supports Ipswich and we live in Manchester, my Football Manager supports Aberdeen.

So please stop this stupid debate and please post in relation to this thread.

End of.
20-01-2009, 07:23 PM
Jordy

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Originally Posted by Malachy

There's no need to support United. Just following along with the pack I suppose?
My god ,if you live in Plymouth you should support Plymouth. It's not that hard. Even if you've supported United for ages it doesn't matter, because the fact is they are one of the biggest teams in the world, if not the biggest. So you should just give up on this little 'Man U' supporting phase and start becoming a better fan and going to local, lower league matches.
Oh by the way, **** off with your silly ass imbecile remarks.

Plymouth are only Championship and the Championship is pretty interesting anyway.

I really have no idea, I suspect Derby will score first and then Man U will score 2 goals to even up, and then get one more in extra time. Going to the Pub to watch it in a moment (If I can get in lol).
20-01-2009, 07:24 PM
Excellent2

Quote:

Originally Posted by Malachy

There's no need to support United. Just following along with the pack I suppose?
My god ,if you live in Plymouth you should support Plymouth. It's not that hard. Even if you've supported United for ages it doesn't matter, because the fact is they are one of the biggest teams in the world, if not the biggest. So you should just give up on this little 'Man U' supporting phase and start becoming a better fan and going to local, lower league matches.
Oh by the way, **** off with your silly ass imbecile remarks.

Let me tell you something little one. I will support United for aslong as I live. I won't be swayed by some two bit fan like you. I've supported United for 13 years of my life. I've grown to love the club, and just because you think you can suddenly tell me not to support a club doesn't mean I will.

I support Plymouth as it's my home town but I support United because I support the club and love it.

Aww am I making little one cry now? :(
20-01-2009, 07:24 PM
Malachy

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Originally Posted by Jordy

Plymouth are only Championship and the Championship is pretty interesting anyway.

I really have no idea, I suspect Derby will score first and then Man U will score 2 goals to even up, and then get one more in extra time. Going to the Pub to watch it in a moment (If I can get in lol).

Excatly the Championship is still a decent league but I'm saying doesn't have to be the 'big teams' in the Prem.
Anyway in a serious score prediction, I think United will calmly go through 2-0 winners.
20-01-2009, 07:25 PM
Excellent2

Quote:

Originally Posted by Malachy

Excatly the Championship is still a decent league but I'm saying doesn't have to be the 'big teams' in the Prem.
Anyway in a serious score prediction, I think United will calmly go through 2-0 winners.

I didn't start supporting United because they were a big team? I started out loving the players and then grew to love the club itself.
20-01-2009, 07:39 PM
Sepron

this will be good
20-01-2009, 07:40 PM
Malachy

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Originally Posted by Excellent2

Let me tell you something little one. I will support United for aslong as I live. I won't be swayed by some two bit fan like you. I've supported United for 13 years of my life. I've grown to love the club, and just because you think you can suddenly tell me not to support a club doesn't mean I will.

I support Plymouth as it's my home town but I support United because I support the club and love it.

Aww am I making little one cry now? :(

How pathetic.
I'm telling you this because your obviously blind at the fact that your a fan that thinks just because you've stayed with them for that long that doesn't make you a glory supporter.

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Originally Posted by Excellent2

I didn't start supporting United because they were a big team? I started out loving the players and then grew to love the club itself.

Yeah, probably because you saw them in a red shirt playing for Manchester United who I'm also guessing, your father or a relative told you to support because they were 'the best'. Maybe that's what you say to your friends when they ask you why you support them? 'We've got the best players'.
20-01-2009, 07:41 PM
Kightly

Im lucky to support a local team and to be one of the best teams (Wolves). Also, anyone got the site to watch it on the pc?
20-01-2009, 07:41 PM
luce

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Originally Posted by Geraint

I think we might see the Utd full team.

LOL not likely

I think it will be a good game but will get through. i hope so because if we are im off to Wembly!
20-01-2009, 07:43 PM
Cisse9

think United will win 2-0.
20-01-2009, 07:45 PM
Malachy

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Originally Posted by Kightly

Im lucky to support a local team and to be one of the best teams (Wolves). Also, anyone got the site to watch it on the pc?

What?
Isn't that excatly what Sepron just wrote?

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