[danny_boy]

In that case it could be a tribute to Booker T

If Daniel Sturridge does a spin-a-roonie next time he scores then we'll know for sure but if not then it's gotta be something else

[Joel]

Originally Posted by united_07

did it getting off the team bus at old trafford a couple years back

Joe

[Rush]

Originally Posted by united_07

edit: oh look, the best keeper ever to play in the premier league, Peter Schmeichel says the goal wasnt de Gea's fault, and that it was a brilliant save

Partly his fault, partly Rafael's. It was a good save but he pushed it back out into a dangerous area and Rafael should've been alert to it.

Originally Posted by WOOLCOCK

I can see the Munich stuff being completely true, same way I wouldn't disbelieve anyone making a claim United fans were making Hillsbrough references today or in any game between the two sides. There's a minority of absolute cunts who feel the need to 'get one over' on the other team with these sort of songs/gestures, and after I saw a handful of United fans doing a mock conga crush at Anfield back in 2011 I've sort of given up expecting any game to pass off without a handful of mongs disgracing themselves.

No-one should go to a football game and never come back. Its a tragedy and there's enough songs to antagonise the other team without the constant need for those sorts of chants. Won't ever go away though which is a shame.

Pretty much. Wouldn't surprise me to hear that morons were making Munich references, just like i'm not surprised if wankers make Hillsborough references.

Originally Posted by Silent Alarm

I never want to hear another Liverpool fan talking about Webb after today. Never.

Useless baldy cunt.

Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

Does it bother anybody else the way this announcer says Cathorla instead of Cazorla? There's always a clever mong somewhere doing that.

Thats how you're meant to pronounce it tbh. 'Z' in spanish is pronounced like 'th'.

[WWE_TNA]

Scousers setting off flares when they were losing was quite amusing and it was red so maybe it was a manc in disguise.

[WOOLCOCK]

I'm a fan of flares/smoke bombs at games, provided you get sensible people handling them who know not to do something mind-numbingly stupid with them, i.e lobbing them on the pitch. Smoke bombs generally are more problematic especially with people who have asthma, as I recall one young lad at an FC game having brief issues with the lingering smoke and his Dad being pissed beyond belief.

[WWE_TNA]

Sensible and football fans? hmmm not sure about that.

[WOOLCOCK]

Fair point, though any experience I've had with them has passed off without incident (minus that one exception with the young lad). Always fun to see how nonschalant the stewarding is at non league games and especially the use of flares/smoke bombs compared to the Premier League. Chelsea fans are getting police dogs at the turnstiles for Swansea away in the League Cup after they had flares and bangers at Southampton away. FC meanwhile have never had anything close to sanctions from the relentless use of pyro (though it has died down to ensure no mither comes about with Bury as they still use the ground until the Moston stadium is finalised).

[JOAL.com]

I liked the red flare

Gave the match an old school look

[BANKSY]

[WWE_TNA]

Originally Posted by WOOLCOCK

Fair point, though any experience I've had with them has passed off without incident (minus that one exception with the young lad). Always fun to see how nonschalant the stewarding is at non league games and especially the use of flares/smoke bombs compared to the Premier League. Chelsea fans are getting police dogs at the turnstiles for Swansea away in the League Cup after they had flares and bangers at Southampton away. FC meanwhile have never had anything close to sanctions from the relentless use of pyro (though it has died down to ensure no mither comes about with Bury as they still use the ground until the Moston stadium is finalised).

Police dogs at turnstiles? fuck me it's not a night in belfast it's a league cup game.