Manchester United Thread [2004-2005]

[Kulixs]

Untouchable vs Vagegast

This is better than my birthday

 

[ntigers2004]

I'll be sitting here watching the arguement











and its way better than youre crappy birthday

 

[Help?]

Originally posted by Vagegast


One incident? His diving is a one time occurence? Haha, right. His dives are as common as Bush's grammatical errors.

Whenever you can't find the actual words that you want a person to say, just use the term "imply." Again, I challenge you to quote the post in which I said that Ronaldo always dives. Hint: Don't waste your precious time. It's not there.Hey, here's a tip. Read the whole post: "He'd have the ball, he'd try to make a run, someone would dare to touch him and there he was again, lying on the ground." Was implies the paste tense, doesn't it? Exactly. I can spell which is not what you can say of most of the posters in the United thread.

"Haha, you call Ronaldo a cheating bastard? The same Ronaldo who dives an average of 27 times a game? You're killing me, man, you're killin me!" That;s your quote which is as good as saying he always dives. Say what you want about whatever you want, but you have no proof that Ronaldo dives. No facts at all, so don't say anything about it. Just because he did a couple of dives last season and everyone started rightly praising him, you got frustrated that everyone was saying "Ronaldo! Ronaldo, so good" that you decided to join the I hate C. Ronaldo club. His diving is over, buddy no need to bring a stupid argument in here.

 

[Vagegast]

http://s32.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0MBRKJ6T544X826LH6BM02OHG3

November of 2004

 

[Help?]

Originally posted by Vagegast
http://s32.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0MBRKJ6T544X826LH6BM02OHG3

November of 2004

I thought you said he dived in every game before 2005 and that in all of those games he dived, then got up and 30 seconds later he dived again. From that video i saw only ONE dive at the very start of the clip. Again you have no facts to argue, espcially against those that only missed 3-4 United EPL games this season. Just get over it and leave.

 

[QYC]

Dudes, just face the fact that Ronaldo dives more than he touch the ball and ManU are a bunch of cheaters.

 

[Kulixs]

Originally posted by QYC
Dudes, just face the fact that Ronaldo dives more than he touch the ball and ManU are a bunch of cheaters.

So i suppose Man Utd cheated in the 1999 Champions league final too?

 

[ntigers2004]

Yea must be that way

 

[untouchable]

Originally posted by Vagegast
Where did I admit that? You said that you didn't care about me yet put up a long post replying to me. You're the one here contradicting yourself. I was just having a bit of fun; you're the one who has his panties in a bunch over a couple of posts.

Trust me, I'm having as much fun as you are, if not more. Of course you didn't admit you're talking crap(even if it's true)...it's called sarcasm.

I'm unarmed only if you don't consider the fertilizer and the detonator in my pocket as weapons. And again, all you needed to do was look at my post and cop the word argument. And you spelled it wrong. Your track record isn't that great, buddy

Hey, I rather mispell one word than try to look smart by mentioning some coordination crap and look stupid lol.

Beating an out-of-form Campbell and a third option goalkeeper? For someone who is supposed to be EPL's biggest prospect he ought to be doing this all week.

Excuses excuses. The fact is Sol Campbell is a class defender, and he beat him, nuff said. I'm not gonna try to convince you, because you're hard headed and have your own views. You dont like Ronaldo, fine, I accept that. But it's when you try to justify your views by repeating the same tired diving whinge, and undermine everything he does, that's when you go from a fun-seeking person with his own opinion, to an annoying, ignorant prat who isn't wanted around.

One incident? His diving is a one time occurence? Haha, right. His dives are as common as Bush's grammatical errors.

What? The one incident I was referring to, was that tap in, the tap in that you tried to use to somehow insinuate that Ronaldo only does the easy stuff. My point was that people such as yourself just pick one incident here and there to try to prove your point, without looking at what he does in general. Why am I wasting my time though? You're not going to admit to the obvious, that Ronaldo is a skilled player with a great future.

Whenever you can't find the actual words that you want a person to say, just use the term "imply." Again, I challenge you to quote the post in which I said that Ronaldo always dives. Hint: Don't waste your precious time. It's not there.Hey, here's a tip. Read the whole post: "He'd have the ball, he'd try to make a run, someone would dare to touch him and there he was again, lying on the ground." Was implies the paste tense, doesn't it?

lol now you're just getting plain ridiculous. You're a tricky fellow, I'll give you that. Now. When I went on about you 'implying' stuff, I wasn't replying to where you said "He'd have the ball, he'd try to make a run, someone would dare to touch him and there he was again, lying on the ground."

That wasn't what I was replying to. I was replying to your original claim that "Ronaldo simply dives again the next time he has possesion of the ball." Not when you talked about the 'before 2005' thing. After I picked apart that 'ronaldo dives' thing, you tried to mop up by talking about 'before 2005'.


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You say I get my panties in a bunch, but use your brain. You're in a United thread, full of United fans. You come in talking some bull about Ronaldo which isn't true, what do you expect us to do? Dont you expect us to get annoyed? Of course you do because you're a wind up so dont talk to me about 'panties in a bunch' stupid. If I were to go into the Real Madrid thread and start talking about how Ronaldo is fat, and how he's overrated, you think they'll start smacking my ass and saying "ehehehehe lolz ya mon hehehehehehe" Manchester United thread+CRon Fans+your annoying ass=CRon fans being annoyed by your annoying ass. Put two and two together sunshine.

We can go on and on with this, but I really can't be bothered anymore. You obviously like Dutch players and are biased towards them, therefore in your mind Robben can do no wrong and Ronaldo is useless. So believe what you want to, I really dont care. Case closed.
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Now fellow United fans, lets forget this moron and move on with our thread. I've heard that we're interested in Samir Ben Said Nasri, a promising Marseille player. Very pacey and skillfull player he is, what do you think?

 

[Kulixs]

Originally posted by untouchable
Now fellow United fans, lets forget this moron and move on with our thread. I've heard that we're interested in Samir Ben Said Nasri, a promising Marseille player. Very pacey and skillfull player he is, what do you think?

Where u hear this? link?

 

[shokz]

 

[ticcan]

Originally posted by QYC
Dudes, just face the fact that Ronaldo dives more than he touch the ball and ManU are a bunch of cheaters.

hahaha sour graphes.

dude you still bitter about the 99 CL defeat.

 

[QYC]

Dude you still can't face the fact that United dives and cheats all the time.

 

[Help?]

Originally posted by QYC
Dude you still can't face the fact that United dives and cheats all the time.

You are a dude. Why pointlessly spam the thread with statements that can never be supported?

 

[houston3721]

Originally posted by ticcan

Duff will probably break his own legs in the foreseeable future himself!!!
I havent watched the Ireland - Portugal game...anyone got the video of that f**king tackle?..no thats obviously an attack, not a tackle!

 

[Andrejs]

Originally posted by shokz

 

[VanTheMin]

Originally posted by Rob
Here are twenty things you didn’t know about the reclusive US billionaire Malcolm Glazer who is trying to buy Manchester United.

1. Loadsamoney. 75-year old Glazer is estimated by Forbes magazine to be the 244th richest person in the US Though his wealth is listed at around a billion, what the real figure is remains shrouded in secrecy.

2. Buccaneering. Glazer bought the struggling American football team the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 1995 for $192m, after it had notched up a long strong of losses both financial and on the pitch. His first act was to fire the manager. In 2003, the Buccaneers won the Superbowl to crown their improved fortunes.

3. Manchester, prepare! Glazer goes for the jugular. When he offered to buy the Buccaneers, he promised the Tampa authorities he would go halves on a new stadium with them. After getting control, he backed out of the deal, and gave Tampa two years to build it themselves or he would move the team to a city that would. Tampa caved in, and city taxpayers are still paying a half cent sales tax to fund the stadium’s construction.

4. No slow coach. Though he wouldn’t buy the stadium, he has spent plenty on players. He even broke the record for poaching a coach, paying Oakland Raiders $8m for Jon Gruden. Gruden helped the Buccaneers to its Superbowl win in his first season.

5. Tough love. Glazer doesn’t just play hard in the business world. He even fought his five sisters through the courts over the contents of his mother Hannah’s will.

6. Bought on tick.Despite the name, Glazer didn’t begin his rags to riches saga installing windows. He took over his father’s watch-parts shop in Rochester, New York in 1943 at age 15, following the death of his father Abraham. At that time he had just $300 to his name. One of the few quotations attributed to this very private man was on his father’s death which he said was “probably the most tragic thing in my life. But it was good in one way. It made me a man”.

7. Miniature for Sport? The bespectacled Glazer is very short and sports a ginger beard. To the Buccaneers’ fans he is known as the leprechaun.

8. The Bush connection.Glazer owns a company, Zapata Corporation, that was started by the father of US president George W. Bush. While George H. W Bush began Zapata as an oil and gas outfit, Glazer sidetracked it into fish protein, Caribbean supermarkets and sausage skins. Yuck.

9. V-twin spin. Before his interest turned to the world’s richest soccer club, Glazer tried to buy other glamorous firms. In 1989 he tried to buy the ultra-cool motorcycle company Harley-Davidson.

10. Naff. But he also made an equally unsuccessful attempt to buy the company that makes Formica, the outdated 1950s-style table and worktop material in 1988.

11. My first train set. Glazer’s first attempt at a takeover was in 1984 when he tried to buy the bankrupt US Conrail system. He offered $7.6bn, though he only actually had $100m of his own. Attempt to raise the difference eventually failed.

12. Part of a US tradition. Malcolm Glazer’s family were orthodox Jewish immigrants from the Baltic republic of Lithuania. His father was said to be a deserter from the Russian Army before travelling to the US.

13. Shop till you drop. Glazer made his mega-bucks in banking, nursing homes and real estate, mainly in the Florida area. Allied Corporation, the family property firm, owns shopping centres in 15 US states.

14. Jet set commute. Glazer travels by private jet from his £16m Palm Beach home to Tampa for every home game of the Buccaneers.

15. Scoring boom. The Tampa stadium has a $3m replica pirate ship that fires its cannons every time the Buccaneers score.

16. All in the family. Glazer's two soccer-fanatic sons Avram and Joel are leading the bid. There is no history of their father having an interest in soccer.

17. Official investigation. The US Securities and Exchange Commission, the powerful watchdog that oversees Wall Street, is probing allegations that Glazer’s family artificially boosted the market values of two family-controlled companies which may have been used as collateral for bid finance

18. Dogged. Glazer was taken to court by tenants at one of the residential caravan parks that he owns in New York state after he started charging each household £2 a month per child and £3.50 per dog.

19. Rats. The Buccaneers travel 80 miles to a training ground because their existing Tampa training facilities, which Glazer has yet to renew despite promises, are infested with rats.

20. Corporate raider. Many of Glazer’s attempt to buy companies seem to have failed. However, buying the company approached may not have been the objective. By raising the share prices of the companies he approaches, he has often been able to offload his shares at a profit. If his record is anything to go by, this is what he may do at Man Utd.

intresting 20 points rob,







but for an American, The NFL is totally diferent than Football of EPL.
his aproach for United is not the same as it is for The Tampa Bay Bucanners.

 

[ticcan]

Ronaldo set for new deal.

http://www.teamtalk.com/teamtalk/News/Story_Page/0,7760,1778_303500,00.html

 

[Digitarius]

Originally posted by QYC
Dude you still can't face the fact that United dives and cheats all the time.

'All the time' suggests that United do nothing else, but surely United's two goals against Bayern Munich has nothing to do with diving? So 'all the time' is a paraphrase, or more simply, just wrong.

 

[Fernandez]

Hello Vagegast.

9 points behind Chelscum. I hope Duff/Lampard/Terry/ Cech get a fracture.