Manchester United's glorious victory parade

[Slinky Skills]

****ing hell, I would love to slap David Gill's face.....hate da mother****a!

Rubbish parade that was, cocksuckers the ****ing lot of them.

CANNOT WAIT till we are back on our ****ing perch the mugs, ****ing hate them they are the scum of the earth the bastids!



LFC will rise from the ashes and we will show those ****ers what a proper team is!

YNWA.

[Vermilion]

[McDermotX]

.....
(having said that with so many players out the door this year at the scum, Ferguson may have no choice than to hand him another year....and maybe even a couple league games in a row if he's a good boy)

No surprise really, given the thinning of the scum' squad.........what a cunt all the same.

MICHAEL OWEN TO STAY AT MAN UNITED

Sir Alex Ferguson has sprung a major surprise by handing Michael Owen a one-year contract extension.

Owen's present two-season deal was about to expire and, having been overshadowed by Javier Hernandez last season and knowing new signings were expected - in addition to the return of Danny Welbeck from Sunderland, it was anticipated the former England striker would be released.

However, Ferguson evidently still views the 31-year-old as an important member of his squad.

"Michael has proved to be a top footballer," said Ferguson. "It is unfortunate that he did not get more opportunities but the form of Chicharito (Hernandez) put everyone in the shade and his partnership with Rooney proved invaluable.

"I am delighted Michael is staying for a further year and we will look to give him more opportunities in the new season."

The last of Owen's two league goals closed a record 19th title-winning campaign for the Red Devils, and earned him a championship medal for the first time.

It was also enough to earn him a place on the bench ahead of Dimitar Berbatov for Saturday's Champions League final, although he did not play a part in United's 3-1 defeat.

"I am delighted to have agreed a one-year extension to my contract," said Owen.

"To play alongside so many great players, under an exceptional manager, and in front of so many passionate supporters is a real inspiration.

"I can't wait for next season to start."

The news casts an even greater shadow over Berbatov's United career, though.

The Bulgarian was tight-lipped when he returned home yesterday but it is difficult to see what role he could play unless Ferguson opts to unload Welbeck, who gained his first England cap against Ghana in March.

Knows his ****, that McDermotX fella

[Baracus]

What about Bebe. Will somebody think about Bebe

[Vermilion]

"I am delighted Michael is staying for a further year and we will look to give him more opportunities in the new season."

Everything good he's done in his career was at lfc, but now he can't ever celebrate that with the clubs fans...instead he's at a club as a bench warmer....with fans of that club not really having anything tangeble to compliment him on performance wise, living off his past like a cardboard cut out of what he once was.

If he was any sort of man..he'd be at a club where he actually played football, but instead he's content to be just wanted by Fergie...his hero! and he thinks that's better than actually going out and proving what he can do.

[Craig_H]

However, Ferguson evidently realises that he doesnt have a pot to piss in, and that the 31-year-old crocked LFC reject is as good as he's going to get.

That's more like it.

[PTP]

What about Bebe. Will somebody think about Bebe

i read somewhere that someone inside man utd has described bebe as

"during training, he looks like a competition winner here for the day"

[Craig_H]

i read somewhere that someone inside man utd has described bebe as

"during training, he looks like a competition winner here for the day"

[Fredo]

Hilarious, how pathetic are they. Amazing.

[Exiled_red]

i read somewhere that someone inside man utd has described bebe as

"during training, he looks like a competition winner here for the day"

[Vermilion]

The fans doing this, you accept. Seems a bit small time for players to be doing it too.

http://yfrog.com/h3zgmatkj

[TheElephantMan]

The Mancs are far more obsessed with our success than we are with theirs. Their achievements have been remarkable during the last 20 years nobody could argue with that. They have been more fortunate than we have with regards to their ownership situation. I see Manchester United as a club in decline and we are ascending. It'll be interesting to see where we are in five years time.