Re: The Football Chat Thread : Fri Jan 13, 2012 2:01 pm  

What has happened with this Morrison lad? Heard loads of him recently, some good, some bad. Can't believe United would let such a 'talent' go at such an age if he was worth it, even if he does have problems. Maybe he's worse than what he's portrayed in the media.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Fri Jan 13, 2012 2:05 pm  

CORNISH wrote:

where do you do your gigs mate?
i d love to see one of your shows.
have you ever been on TV?
whats your stage name. i ll keep an eye out for you,as im sure you ll go far in your career.

TBF, he would have to be your warm up act. You clearly are the biggest comedian on here.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Fri Jan 13, 2012 2:18 pm  

mystic eddie wrote:

TBF, he would have to be your warm up act. You clearly are the biggest comedian on here.

bless.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Fri Jan 13, 2012 3:17 pm  

CORNISH wrote:

bless.

Usually hecklers are dealt with much better than this!

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Fri Jan 13, 2012 4:35 pm  

Roddy B wrote:

What has happened with this Morrison lad? Heard loads of him recently, some good, some bad. Can't believe United would let such a 'talent' go at such an age if he was worth it, even if he does have problems. Maybe he's worse than what he's portrayed in the media.

The suggestion is he'd have been shown the door long ago if he wasn't as promising as he is, been involved in allegations of all sorts of nonsense and has been in trouble for it, hangs about with the wrong crowd big style. Allegations are that he fails to turn up for training, so at that point, the club must question what you can do. Both he and Pogba's agent's are supposedly hanging out for big new deals, and given that both of their senior careers currently amount to fk all, the club and certain senior pros seem to be saying 'grow up, do it on the pitch, the money & silverwear will follow'

With the state of united's midfield I can understand frustrations from both of them that they are not getting more of a sniff of the 1st team, but whether the club don't feel they are ready, or their behaviour should not be rewarded, or a bit of both I am not sure

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Fri Jan 13, 2012 10:05 pm  

http://thefcf.co.uk/2012/01/11/suarez-d ... -kunt-kop/

http://thefcf.co.uk/2012/01/11/suarez-d ... -kunt-kop/

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Fri Jan 13, 2012 10:36 pm  

flipper wrote:

http://thefcf.co.uk/2012/01/11/suarez-dalglish-kunt-kop/

Everybody's entitled to have a view, fair play to the lad for airing his and even having an audience for it. Still, a barely structured rant that only explains his hatred for Suarez is pretty dull reading. Even if it comes from a red, it doesn't really matter, the fact he's trying to force people to accept his opinion when so many already have their own shows him up to be a bit of an arrogant knob.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Fri Jan 13, 2012 10:37 pm  

Mark wrote:

What does he have to be bitter about regarding Liverpool? Who was calling it the dog's dangleys? Yeah, we take it deadly serious every year, it's reflected by the team selection in the early rounds. Clueless.

He's bitter in the fact that his team were knocked out by a Championship team and are no longer in the competition but their closest rivals are. Instead of giving credit where it's due for our performance on Wednesday, he like you normally do, took a dig at the team and started going on about fans getting giddy, when I've seen no evidence of this. Obviously fans are going to be happy, would you rather them be sad, afterall my team has just beaten the best team in the country in their backyard, and I'm 90mins away from going to Wembley with the team I support, so I think I'm allowed to be a little joyful.

United fans have gone on about it for years, saying how it's still a throphy and a throphy they'd like to win every year. Incase, you didn't know most PL teams put out a reverse team in the early rounds as they are draw out against poorer opposition, thought you'd of known that.

Them two team selections are strong teams and barring one or two that would of been the best you could of put out at that time becuase of injuries/suspensions etc.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Sat Jan 14, 2012 8:59 am  

Lord Tony Smith wrote:

He's bitter in the fact that his team were knocked out by a Championship team and are no longer in the competition but their closest rivals are.

Me a Man United fan?

Pure comedy gold!

How many times do you need to tell people that I am not a Man United fan before they finally get it? It really is not a difficult one to grasp now is it?

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Sat Jan 14, 2012 9:31 am  

Lord Tony Smith wrote:

He's bitter in the fact that his team were knocked out by a Championship team and are no longer in the competition but their closest rivals are. Instead of giving credit where it's due for our performance on Wednesday, he like you normally do, took a dig at the team and started going on about fans getting giddy, when I've seen no evidence of this. Obviously fans are going to be happy, would you rather them be sad, afterall my team has just beaten the best team in the country in their backyard, and I'm 90mins away from going to Wembley with the team I support, so I think I'm allowed to be a little joyful.

United fans have gone on about it for years, saying how it's still a throphy and a throphy they'd like to win every year. Incase, you didn't know most PL teams put out a reverse team in the early rounds as they are draw out against poorer opposition, thought you'd of known that.

Them two team selections are strong teams and barring one or two that would of been the best you could of put out at that time becuase of injuries/suspensions etc.

All bollox, United fans haven't "gone on about it for years" at all. We had fully fit player suited and in the stands for both finals. What team did LFC trot out at Exeter?