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  Hilary Briss > 28/09/2015, 14:16

  Lordy.
  
  I is feelin a little light headed.
  
  Who'd a thunk it..........................................................

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  nathanjames25 > 07/10/2015, 23:17

  Im sure everyone saw the rooney documentary , i know its a little bit off topic but genuinely found it hilarious how colleen rooney brushed off the fact he cheated on her when they were married. Anyway.. looking back i forgot how much of a monster striker he really was , literally was carrying us in the euro 2004 and he was bloody 18!

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  gooner666 > 15/10/2015, 11:53

  ‘Man United fed up with arrogant Memphis Depay’
  
  Former Netherlands international Youri Mulder has blasted Memphis Depay for thinking that he is a “big star”, claiming that Manchester United are getting “fed up” with the attacker’s alleged arrogance.
  
  Memphis arrived at Old Trafford during the summer, with United paying PSV £27.5 million (€37m) for the winger, who struck 22 times in 30 Eredivisie games last season.
  The 21-year-old has bagged three goals in four Champions League outings for United but netted just once in eight Premier League appearances.
  He has also disappointed in his country’s dismal Euro 2016 qualification campaign and Mulder believes that Memphis has got too big for his boots.
  
  
  "He played one good match for United, against Club Brugge [in the Champions League],” the former Twente and Schalke ace told NOS.
  “In the Premier League he suffers, yet his attitude suggests that he is a big star.
  “It seems that people at Manchester United are starting to get fed up with this.”
  Pierre van Hooijdonk has also lashed out at Memphis, claiming the youngster has failed miserably to step up to the mark for Netherlands in the injury-enforced absence of Arjen Robben.
  “He hasn’t been the player that Oranje needed, especially when Robben was unavailable.”
  
  HA ,,,LOVE IT :P

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  Jose Mourinho > 15/10/2015, 12:09

  See.. football needs more honesty like this :)

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  Ju1ce > 17/10/2015, 22:25

  I still don't think Manchester United will win the Premier League this season, based on the overall quality of their team, but the 3-0 away win at Everton today did impress me. Man Utd are only two points behind the leaders, so they're very much in it this season. I think they should easily qualify for next seasons Champions League though.
  
  Personally, I think Memphis Depay has performed well for Man Utd so far this season. But then again, I think I'm good in bed, so it's clear I have a very vivid imagination :)

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  Jose Mourinho > 28/10/2015, 23:43

  Oh what a bad bad night :( I guess Old Twatford just aint what it used to be. Ahwell.. nevermind eh :)
  
  https://www.skysports.com/football/man-u...oro/351758

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  Ju1ce > 29/10/2015, 01:23

  Another big Premier League team taking it easy in the League Cup! Just like Arsenal last night, although I think that was more embarrassing, Man Utd have lost to a team from a lower league. Even the home advantage couldn't hide what was in my opinion a piss poor performance! Why does this happen? Is it money, isn't the motivation high enough to play in these types of competitions because they don't return what the Premier League and Champions League does? Or is it just player arrogance thinking they can win just by turning up?
  
  I can't complain, I enjoy a big team looking foolish...just not Arsenal, please!!! :)

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  Jose Mourinho > 29/10/2015, 10:54

  Rooney on 300k a week and he cant even score a fucking penalty! What a cunt :D
  Id better get ready for the same old Utd fan bullshit of 'weve won more than your club' or 'fergie this, fergie that' or 'twenty years of domination'.. when most Man Utd fans are just glory hunters and support Utd cos they had a decent run in the last 20 years :D:D:D Cant use that shit against me given who i support ;)

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  gooner666 > 29/10/2015, 13:35

  Middlesbrough win over Man Utd 'lucky' - Louis Van Gaal
  
  Middlesbrough's League Cup penalty win over Manchester United was "lucky", says Red Devils boss Louis van Gaal.
  The Championship side won the shootout 3-1 to progress to the last eight after a goalless 120 minutes at Old Trafford.
  "It is more like the casino, red or black," Van Gaal said. "We trained yesterday on penalties, but it is like that. I cannot take them.""
  
  "of course they were,,of course they were" and his fucking lucky to have a well overpaid job

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  Ju1ce > 02/11/2015, 23:42

  Yet another goalless draw for Man Utd! Well, Crystal Palace are a decent side, but I still thought Man Utd would win. To me since Louis Van Gaal took charge, they do seemed to have struggle with scoring no matter who is playing up front. I mean, they've had some good strikers the last couple of seasons and none have performed to the level one would expect of them. This does seem to suggest it's more of a problem with either the system they play or they're just holding back too much and being over cautious.
  
  I'm never over cautious at Rampant, I like to get stuck in :)
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