Red nose

[Bjarkinn]

http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?hlid=34...ports_home_page

 

He just can't face the fact that we're second and they're third

[Stevie H]

no alex, everyone hates manyoo.

[cymrococh]

http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?hlid=34...ports_home_page

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As proven by the reaction to Best's death and programmes like Man United's 50 greatest goals on primetime television, shut up you tart.

[John am Rhein]

The press SHOULD hate them but they don't.

 

Everyone else does.

[Ostrich Man]

I dont.

[aka Dus]

Change the record Ferguson. Harnessing the old siege mentality wont save you this time. You cant polish a turd.

[Ombudsam]

Everyone reckons the press hate them. The press mostly just look for a story and the greatest club ever ever ever finishing bottom in the first round of champion's league qualifying is just that story. Plus i wouldn't be surprised if ferguson had pissed off enough journos during his time

[John am Rhein]

I dont.

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You do really.

[stressederic]

I dont.

1111964[/snapback]

 

Really?

[Bjarkinn]

face

[liverbird04]

sounds like he's cracking up to me.

[Guest roger]

sounds like he's cracking up to me.

1112304[/snapback]

 

Yup- and not much backing from the manc fans'

 

manchesteronline viewer comments

 

[johngibo YPC]

funny stuff from the guardian fiver

 

Not since Sir Alex Ferguson admitted he felt like "biting my tongue and choking on vomit" after the MU Rowdies lost to Liverpool following a debatable decision way back in 1988 has the Fiver seen him quite as puce with rage as he was earlier today when, after just one question, he stormed out of a press conference blasting Britain's "hateful" media.

 

"They have a hatred of the MU Rowdies," fumed Fergie of the Fourth Estate. "It's always been there. I can understand it a little, but they go over the top." Yet even while denouncing all things mediaistic, the cunning knight recognised that journalists still have at least one good use - they make for ideal scapegoats when all other excuses have been exhausted

 

And make no mistake, Fergie truly has exhausted all other excuses - this, after all, is the jester who once blamed a defeat to Southampton on the colour of his team's shirts; attributed the Rowdies' 1998 Big Cup beating by Borussia Dortmund to "some kind of sinister magic"; claimed United's Big Cup quarter-final draw against Real Madrid was rigged; and, most outlandishly of all, blamed his failure to win the 1992 Premiership on the club being unable to sign ... Mick Harford!

 

So exactly how, according to the DevilBowl's supreme spinmeister, are a bunch of fat alcoholics with laptops contributing to the Rowdies' painful demise? "What they try to do is fragment the club, the players from the supporters and supporters from the players," railed Fergie, seemingly trying to convince the nation that a few critical articles - amid a sea of sycophantic gushing (yes you, Clive Tyldesley) - has done more to sway fans' minds than, say, dozens of diffident displays from a succession of donkeys and show-ponies signed and shoddily shepherded by, yes, Sir Fergie himself

[Benzo-13]

As proven by the reaction to Best's death and programmes like Man United's 50 greatest goals on primetime television, shut up you tart.

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Agree with that, he's a bloody dolt!

 

All we get is them shoved down our throats for years and as the tide begins to turn this sh**e is rolled out.

 

Point is, we're in Japan flying the flag for the whole of Europe and aren't even a mention on any teletext.

Edited December 13, 2005 by Benzo-13

[Scorpion]

Manchester is crap. We should dump all the sewage there.

[Will]

To me, this comment sums up a lot of what is entierly wrong with the Mancs:

 

"When we are at our best the fans are right behind us - and that's the only thing that should matter."