Manchester United

[Leyton388]

Oh ffs

[ChesterDave]

Probably the united fans have started the rumour so they don't have to face the fact they spent £15,000,000 on a ****ing **** player.

[Tee]

You wouldn't mind? For that reason??

Punctuation is important!

[Leyton388]

You wouldn't mind? For that reason??

Punctuation is important!

Here endeth the lesson.

[little dave hedgehog]

that wasn't a punctuation issue, it was word choice.

[Red_Polo]

that wasn't a punctuation issue, it was word choice.

You're not down with the lingo, mind, so you would say that.

[Bender]

Another player possibly heading out of Old Trafford in January is Wilfried Zaha, with Newcastle, West Brom and Stoke among the Premier League clubs hoping to offer the 20-year-old a loan deal.
Full story: the Times (subscription required)

[Lee]

He's been a sensational signing for the Mancs.

Worth every penny.

[Norbs]

He's no Bebe though

[BigChief]

Priceless.

[BobTheCharmer]

He's actually a really promising talent, not sure why he hasn't had a look in apart from the rumours about his off field activities.

[baitman]

He's actually a really promising talent, not sure why he hasn't had a look in apart from the rumours about his off field activities.

at least he is showing the manager he has a talent for scoring

[Gibbo]

You wouldn't mind? For that reason??

Punctuation is important!

[Cormack74]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2444293/Manchester-United-raise-concerns-Manchester-Citys-tunnel-cam.html?ico=sport^headlines

Manchester United are unhappy after video of players and officials in the tunnel at last month’s derby at the Etihad Stadium was released by Manchester City.

United feel that the 15-minute film which appeared on City’s website two days after the Premier League champions were crushed 4-1 was intrusive. They have written to the Premier League to raise their concerns and ask for clarification over the use of a ‘tunnel cam’.

Manager David Moyes is understood to have demanded privacy when it focused on his exclusive after-match interview with United’s own television station.

The camera shows Ryan Giggs pursuing fourth official Michael Oliver towards the dressing-rooms at half-time, moments after Yaya Toure had scored City’s second goal.

It later emerged from other sources that the United player-coach, who was unhappy at some challenges by City defender Matija Nastasic in the first half, told Oliver ‘get a grip of him, man up and do your job’ – although the incident is believed to have been edited out of the tunnel cam coverage by City’s website department to avoid controversy.

Although there is no suggestion that Giggs could face any action, United are understood to have inquired about whether video evidence like this could be used in a disciplinary hearing.

They are uncomfortable that an area of the stadium that for many years was largely free of the prying eyes of the media and fans should be filmed and footage then placed in the public domain.

City became the first Premier League club to use a tunnel cam and post the video on their website when it was introduced more than three years ago, and it has proved very popular with fans.




What wonderful irony. How many visiting players must have had this thought watching referees bending over for Fergie over the years?

[Leyton388]

Oliver should have told him to get back to banging his brothers bird.