After reading this at length and studying all the information you collated on united fans i can only assume your percentages are a little offset.
You should have gone more 99% sour grapes 1% serious point.
I got bored with the title so I wanted to you anyway
only 66.6%? It's closer to 110% around my way.
Making lunch atm, should I mash my potatoes or keep them as they are?
33.3% support Man U because they love football.
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33.2% too much me thinks
I don't think the Beries have any newly-discovered fans.
The club is finding it hard enough to mobilise the ones who have been moaning about United winning everything over the last 25 years.
Did the said fans have London accents or Mancunian ones?
our much-loved game that ran pretty well, and more fairly, before the Premier League era
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You do know that the poorer clubs have benefited far more since the PL era don't you?
Think how bad it would be for you spuds if teams like Arsenal and United could negotiate our own TV Deals.
The day clubs can do there own TV, like in Spain - any point of calling it a "league" is over.
PS - I have a lot of respect for Uninted. But bored now... time for them to have a run of bad luck.
our much-loved game that ran pretty well, and more fairly, before the Premier League era
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apart from Clubs and authorities treating fans like cattle and not customers.
Think how bad it would be for you spuds if teams like Arsenal and United could negotiate our own TV Deals.
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOh That's just plain nasty
whats better is the Liverpool plastics in London who had recently become 'bored of football' now like it again that KK is back
its ok we are not sensitive like arsenal fans, that comment is mildly annoying at best
33.3% support Man U because they love football.
The other 66.6% support Man U because they love rich winners, and appear to know little or care nothing for football.
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What about the remaining 0.1%?
DON'T THEY HAVE A SAY?
I started supporting United before the PL was founded, and am not from Manchester (or London for that matter) where does that put me?
Spuds fans 100% bitter
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I prefer Lager
Just so I get this straight, we spend barely any money for a few years after taking a record breaking sum of money in for ronaldo...
This is evidence we are bankrupt, in huge debt, have no money. This season we actually spend a little bit of money and now we are huge spenders and rich...
Crazy as it may seem... maybe we are on a bit of a middle ground between the two...
And on special occasions I like drinking Pina Coladas and getting caught in the rain
Its the same everywhere, people support teams for different reasons, i for one see no problem in so called "glory hunting" as they support the team as much as the so called "real fans".
What about the huge number of 'United Fans' that have never even been to a game? How can you say they're supporters? A few of them are good mates of mine, but I make my feelings perfectly clear when they claim they support Utd as much as I do Spurs. I go to WHL every other week, camped for 12+14 hours for AC Milan and Real Madrid on the cold streets of North London. They are yet to even visit Manchester on a day out.
I hate said Utd fans.
I was born in York, but both my parents were from Manchester and moved to York for Dads work, My Dad is a big Utd fan and I followed him, I now live back in Manchester. am I a glory hunter.
Should I support York or Leeds?
People with vast amounts of money to spend going to see their side are much better fans than those who can't afford to or are unable to go, regardless of dedication, knowledge and love for the game/club...
"What about the huge number of 'United Fans' that have never even been to a game? How can you say they're supporters? A few of them are good mates of mine, but I make my feelings perfectly clear when they claim they support Utd as much as I do Spurs. I go to WHL every other week, camped for 12+14 hours for AC Milan and Real Madrid on the cold streets of North London. They are yet to even visit Manchester on a day out.
I hate said Utd fans."
But where is the rule book on being a fan? Where does it state you have to attend a match? That's just your opinion. Just because someone doesn’t go to a game doesn’t make them any less of a fan. We have thousands of fans in Asia, getting up at stupid O'clock to watch games, and no doubt spending over the odds to get merchandise sent over there.
They're as much a supporter as me IMO.
This "I go to games so am far holier than yow" is BS...
Attending games live, for the most part, these days is excrement anyway. Over priced, and the atmosphere has been thwarted by women, children, and corporate pageantry.
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posted on 23/8/11
After reading this at length and studying all the information you collated on united fans i can only assume your percentages are a little offset.
You should have gone more 99% sour grapes 1% serious point.
posted on 23/8/11
I got bored with the title so I wanted to you anyway
posted on 23/8/11
only 66.6%? It's closer to 110% around my way.
posted on 23/8/11
Making lunch atm, should I mash my potatoes or keep them as they are?
posted on 23/8/11
33.3% support Man U because they love football.
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33.2% too much me thinks
posted on 23/8/11
I don't think the Beries have any newly-discovered fans.
The club is finding it hard enough to mobilise the ones who have been moaning about United winning everything over the last 25 years.
posted on 23/8/11
Did the said fans have London accents or Mancunian ones?
posted on 23/8/11
our much-loved game that ran pretty well, and more fairly, before the Premier League era
............................
You do know that the poorer clubs have benefited far more since the PL era don't you?
Think how bad it would be for you spuds if teams like Arsenal and United could negotiate our own TV Deals.
posted on 23/8/11
The day clubs can do there own TV, like in Spain - any point of calling it a "league" is over.
PS - I have a lot of respect for Uninted. But bored now... time for them to have a run of bad luck.
posted on 23/8/11
our much-loved game that ran pretty well, and more fairly, before the Premier League era
***
apart from Clubs and authorities treating fans like cattle and not customers.
posted on 23/8/11
Think how bad it would be for you spuds if teams like Arsenal and United could negotiate our own TV Deals.
---------------------------------------------------
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOh That's just plain nasty
posted on 23/8/11
whats better is the Liverpool plastics in London who had recently become 'bored of football' now like it again that KK is back
posted on 23/8/11
Nasty, yes.
True though.
posted on 23/8/11
its ok we are not sensitive like arsenal fans, that comment is mildly annoying at best
posted on 23/8/11
33.3% support Man U because they love football.
The other 66.6% support Man U because they love rich winners, and appear to know little or care nothing for football.
==============
What about the remaining 0.1%?
DON'T THEY HAVE A SAY?
posted on 23/8/11
Spuds fans 100% bitter
posted on 23/8/11
I started supporting United before the PL was founded, and am not from Manchester (or London for that matter) where does that put me?
posted on 23/8/11
Spuds fans 100% bitter
----------------------------------
I prefer Lager
posted on 23/8/11
Just so I get this straight, we spend barely any money for a few years after taking a record breaking sum of money in for ronaldo...
This is evidence we are bankrupt, in huge debt, have no money. This season we actually spend a little bit of money and now we are huge spenders and rich...
Crazy as it may seem... maybe we are on a bit of a middle ground between the two...
posted on 23/8/11
And on special occasions I like drinking Pina Coladas and getting caught in the rain
posted on 23/8/11
Its the same everywhere, people support teams for different reasons, i for one see no problem in so called "glory hunting" as they support the team as much as the so called "real fans".
posted on 23/8/11
What about the huge number of 'United Fans' that have never even been to a game? How can you say they're supporters? A few of them are good mates of mine, but I make my feelings perfectly clear when they claim they support Utd as much as I do Spurs. I go to WHL every other week, camped for 12+14 hours for AC Milan and Real Madrid on the cold streets of North London. They are yet to even visit Manchester on a day out.
I hate said Utd fans.
posted on 23/8/11
I was born in York, but both my parents were from Manchester and moved to York for Dads work, My Dad is a big Utd fan and I followed him, I now live back in Manchester. am I a glory hunter.
Should I support York or Leeds?
posted on 23/8/11
People with vast amounts of money to spend going to see their side are much better fans than those who can't afford to or are unable to go, regardless of dedication, knowledge and love for the game/club...
posted on 23/8/11
"What about the huge number of 'United Fans' that have never even been to a game? How can you say they're supporters? A few of them are good mates of mine, but I make my feelings perfectly clear when they claim they support Utd as much as I do Spurs. I go to WHL every other week, camped for 12+14 hours for AC Milan and Real Madrid on the cold streets of North London. They are yet to even visit Manchester on a day out.
I hate said Utd fans."
But where is the rule book on being a fan? Where does it state you have to attend a match? That's just your opinion. Just because someone doesn’t go to a game doesn’t make them any less of a fan. We have thousands of fans in Asia, getting up at stupid O'clock to watch games, and no doubt spending over the odds to get merchandise sent over there.
They're as much a supporter as me IMO.
This "I go to games so am far holier than yow" is BS...
Attending games live, for the most part, these days is excrement anyway. Over priced, and the atmosphere has been thwarted by women, children, and corporate pageantry.
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