I enjoyed this

You were right

"It felt a game out of time. Players in the modern age don’t look quite so exhausted as they did on Sunday, dragging their limbs forward for just one more assault, socks round ankles, hair soaked with sweat, cramp gnawing at their calves."

It was a bit like this season's game at Galatasaray in that respect, except this time we got the dramatic winner that that game lacked.

Of course, Martin Edwards has always insisted that he always believed in Fergie and never considered sacking him, even if United hadn't won in Nottingham that day. Which kind of pizzes on the chips of this newspaper article.

comment by RB&W -Same Place-Same Club-Same Man (U21434)
posted 34 minutes ago
Of course, Martin Edwards has always insisted that he always believed in Fergie and never considered sacking him, even if United hadn't won in Nottingham that day. Which kind of pizzes on the chips of this newspaper article.
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Martin Edward’s states in his autobiography that there was never any intention of sacking Fergie no matter what the outcome of the forest game

comment by Eric_the_red (U1122)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by RB&W -Same Place-Same Club-Same Man (U21434)
posted 34 minutes ago
Of course, Martin Edwards has always insisted that he always believed in Fergie and never considered sacking him, even if United hadn't won in Nottingham that day. Which kind of pizzes on the chips of this newspaper article.
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Martin Edward’s states in his autobiography that there was never any intention of sacking Fergie no matter what the outcome of the forest game
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He would say that but we will never know the exact truth!

comment by Eric_the_red (U1122)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by RB&W -Same Place-Same Club-Same Man (U21434)
posted 34 minutes ago
Of course, Martin Edwards has always insisted that he always believed in Fergie and never considered sacking him, even if United hadn't won in Nottingham that day. Which kind of pizzes on the chips of this newspaper article.
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Martin Edward’s states in his autobiography that there was never any intention of sacking Fergie no matter what the outcome of the forest game
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It's just an urban myth that has been fueled by the media all these years. A bit like Denis Law relegated United to Div2 by scoring his backheel goal at Old Trafford. It didn't.

comment by RB&W -Same Place-Same Club-Same Man (U21434)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Eric_the_red (U1122)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by RB&W -Same Place-Same Club-Same Man (U21434)
posted 34 minutes ago
Of course, Martin Edwards has always insisted that he always believed in Fergie and never considered sacking him, even if United hadn't won in Nottingham that day. Which kind of pizzes on the chips of this newspaper article.
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Martin Edward’s states in his autobiography that there was never any intention of sacking Fergie no matter what the outcome of the forest game
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It's just an urban myth that has been fueled by the media all these years. A bit like Denis Law relegated United to Div2 by scoring his backheel goal at Old Trafford. It didn't.
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Still a good read, which is why I put it up.

comment by manusince52 (U9692)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by RB&W -Same Place-Same Club-Same Man (U21434)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Eric_the_red (U1122)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by RB&W -Same Place-Same Club-Same Man (U21434)
posted 34 minutes ago
Of course, Martin Edwards has always insisted that he always believed in Fergie and never considered sacking him, even if United hadn't won in Nottingham that day. Which kind of pizzes on the chips of this newspaper article.
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Martin Edward’s states in his autobiography that there was never any intention of sacking Fergie no matter what the outcome of the forest game
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It's just an urban myth that has been fueled by the media all these years. A bit like Denis Law relegated United to Div2 by scoring his backheel goal at Old Trafford. It didn't.
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Still a good read, which is why I put it up.
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Absolutely.

Some of the best reads are fiction.

One win against a knackered Liverpool and suddenly ETH is being made out to be Fergie

He’ll be gone a year from now

If this season peters out into nothing (which it likely will), at least this season will have that game

What will be the reaction in the media when MarksRobins Coventry,....... beat ManU ?

I can't wait to see !