Reply With QuoteI just wish Tevez ciould score one as well.
Originally Posted by Alex Ferguson
evertonethire kittiyilla...athippo kitti..am happu
NO. 5 ...BERBATOV ...
exactly what we needed before the match against Arsenal..
I just wish Tevez ciould score one as well.
lathaanu football...
what a timely medicine..
its all coming back... at the right time..
veruthe chathu kalichu energy waste akkanda ennu para pillerodu....
nobody have a keen interest on this particular match....cos PL title is already in your pocket.......The big one is against Arsenal next week.
2-1 nu thokkan thayarayiko.......
ronaldo
manu
Uske Kathl par mein bhi chup tha meri baari ab aayi
Mere Kathl par aap bhi chup ho Agla number AApka hein....
ronaldo
manu
pls do not use manu
why????????
Uske Kathl par mein bhi chup tha meri baari ab aayi
Mere Kathl par aap bhi chup ho Agla number AApka hein....
courtesy Talking reds/manutd.comwhy????????
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Man U is not a term United fans refer to themselves as. The term is only used by other supporters as a complete and utter insult to our club. The "u" is meant to be "you" by the rival fans.
An early example of its usage is this chant by West Brom fans: "Duncan Edwards is manure, rotting in his grave, man you are manure- rotting in your grave". The origin of "Man u" is a song to insult the dead Duncan Edwards.
Liverpool and Leeds fans copied this with their own man you /u versions to insult all of the lads who died at munich.
"Man U Man U went on a plane Man U Man U never came back again"
and..
"Man U Never Intended Coming Home" (if you combine the first letter of each word you get the word "munich").
I hope this makes it clearer that saying man u is an insult, particularly to the older supporters and to see United fans using it now is shameful. I hope a few might read this, understand and spread the word
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