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Sir Alex Ferguson
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The Muppet wrote: »We've been spolied, I hope he's still there in 2020.
one of your best posts
it is going to be fascinating to see how Utd fans adjust to no Ferguson. how patient will they be? how willing will they be to take to another man's style? etc etc etc...
i can't wait until he fúcks off home and finally pays his wife attention (i.e. annoying the fúck out of her).
there's a distinct smell of wánker off him, but i suppose you probably need a bit of that to get to the top of a profession like football management.
bottom line, the man is a legend...and for the amount of rival fans, especially Liverpool ones, to pay even the most begrudging of respects, to a man who will more than likely oversee the overtaking of our most cherished top flight record of 18 leagues is testament to his brilliance and the respect he commands.
it's a cliché, but i really don't think we'll see the likes of him again. he's from the school of management which included the likes of Clough, Busby, Stein, and if I may, the great Liverpool ones like Shanks and Paisley.
he could well go down as the greatest ever, and not one football fan could create an argument disqualifying him from at least being a very strong candidate for that accolade.
seriously though, i wish he'd fúck off. he promised 6 years ago or something :pac:0 -
one of your best posts
it is going to be fascinating to see how Utd fans adjust to no Ferguson. how patient will they be? how willing will they be to take to another man's style? etc etc etc...
i can't wait until he fúcks off home and finally pays his wife attention (i.e. annoying the fúck out of her).
there's a distinct smell of wánker off him, but i suppose you probably need a bit of that to get to the top of a profession like football management.
bottom line, the man is a legend...and for the amount of rival fans to pay even the most begrudging of respects, to a man who will more than likely oversee the overtaking of our most cherishes top flight record of 18 leagues is testament to his brilliance and the respect he commands.
it's a cliché, but i really don't think we'll see the likes of him again. he's from the school of management which included the likes of Clough, Busby, Stein, and if I may, the great Liverpool ones like Shanks and Paisley.
he could well go down as the greatest ever, and not one football fan could create an argue disqualifying him from at least being a very strong candidate for that accolade.
seriously though, i wish he'd fúck off. he promised 6 years ago or something :pac:
One of your worst posts Slic !!!! 0 -
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one of your best posts
it is going to be fascinating to see how Utd fans adjust to no Ferguson. how patient will they be? how willing will they be to take to another man's style? etc etc etc...
i can't wait until he fúcks off home and finally pays his wife attention (i.e. annoying the fúck out of her).
there's a distinct smell of wánker off him, but i suppose you probably need a bit of that to get to the top of a profession like football management.
bottom line, the man is a legend...and for the amount of rival fans, especially Liverpool ones, to pay even the most begrudging of respects, to a man who will more than likely oversee the overtaking of our most cherished top flight record of 18 leagues is testament to his brilliance and the respect he commands.
it's a cliché, but i really don't think we'll see the likes of him again. he's from the school of management which included the likes of Clough, Busby, Stein, and if I may, the great Liverpool ones like Shanks and Paisley.
he could well go down as the greatest ever, and not one football fan could create an argument disqualifying him from at least being a very strong candidate for that accolade.
seriously though, i wish he'd fúck off. he promised 6 years ago or something :pac:
Reading that just makes me even more begrudging.0 -
one of your best posts
it is going to be fascinating to see how Utd fans adjust to no Ferguson. how patient will they be? how willing will they be to take to another man's style? etc etc etc...
i can't wait until he fúcks off home and finally pays his wife attention (i.e. annoying the fúck out of her).
there's a distinct smell of wánker off him, but i suppose you probably need a bit of that to get to the top of a profession like football management.
bottom line, the man is a legend...and for the amount of rival fans, especially Liverpool ones, to pay even the most begrudging of respects, to a man who will more than likely oversee the overtaking of our most cherished top flight record of 18 leagues is testament to his brilliance and the respect he commands.
it's a cliché, but i really don't think we'll see the likes of him again. he's from the school of management which included the likes of Clough, Busby, Stein, and if I may, the great Liverpool ones like Shanks and Paisley.
he could well go down as the greatest ever, and not one football fan could create an argument disqualifying him from at least being a very strong candidate for that accolade.
seriously though, i wish he'd fúck off. he promised 6 years ago or something :pac:
Have you read all my posts?
Is it acceptable to say someone has a" smell of wanker" off them here now? Cool I must store that one for the future.:D
A few years in the wilderness won't bother me, I've been there before, It's the kid's that dont remember United Pre Fergie that'll struggle. Suppose we'll lose a few of them to whoever the flavor of the day is then.
I expect the rest will turn bitter ,adopt a mantra of "next year will be our year, live on memories of times past and slag off whatever unfortunated has to follow in the great mans footsteps. 0 -
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The Muppet wrote: »
Is it acceptable to say someone has a" smell of wanker" off them here now? Cool I must store that one for the future.:D
I don't know if it's acceptable but I sure do like it!
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The Muppet wrote: »Have you read all my posts?
Is it acceptable to say someone has a" smell of wanker" off them here now? Cool I must store that one for the future.:D
well they're mostly in two threads (Finance or Liverpool) so it's hard to miss them
and yes, 'smell of wánker' quite blatantly isn't calling him one, just that he gives that heir of someone who can be a bit unpleasant, so i'd deem it just about acceptable.
if another mod thinks differently, they can delete it and infract me.0 -
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well they're mostly in two threads (Finance or Liverpool) so it's hard to miss them
Yeah, That's me in a nutshell. Admit it ye miss me when I don't post in tehliverpool thread.;)
Talking of the finance thread could we have a late entry into the awards, The Brian lenihan award for financial predictions, perhaps we could make it a group award.:)
and yes, 'smell of wánker' quite blatantly isn't calling him one, just that he gives that heir of someone who can be a bit unpleasant, so i'd deem it just about acceptable.
if another mod thinks differently, they can delete it and infract me.
I have no problem with it in the nature it was poisted TBH, The senior mod might have another view, he's very sensitive about stuff like that.;)
Did you know you can be defrocked for trolling your own forum?;)0 -
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In fairness Sunderland are never going to be a rival to Manchester United in Ferguson's lifetime (probably not ever) so he has no need to play mind games with us.
Ferguson has always had respect for us as a club (Keane even comments on how Ferguson told him as much in his autobiography) and I think his dislike of the shambles that is Newcastle probably has something to do with it too.
I don't see why he can't like us anyway, because we're never going to be a threat to him.
Yeah, i take your point. Nothing against Sunderland or anything. But it's easy for him to praise you.
If the Arabs had taken over Sunderland rather than Man City, the praise for the Mackems would be over.
That's not to say that Sunderland don't deserve praise or anything cos i have a lot of respect for the way you's have gone about things, especially since Quinn took over.
I could just be p!ssed off that you're praising Ferguson!! :mad: 0 -
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no chance of him winning it again before he goes , not with barca on the scene
Because Barcelona are going to win every single trophy every year. Remind me how much they won the final by last year? Oh....
Great team yes, but lets not hand them the trophies before they have actually won them.
On topic, I love Sir Alex Ferguson. End of 0 -
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