Rooney out for another 3 weeks - What a bargain he's turning out to be
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by ivor_the_injun » Fri Sep 10, 2004 10:57 am
So he definitely won't be playing against us later this month. For shame.
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by Roger Red Hat » Fri Sep 10, 2004 11:11 am
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Roooooooooooooneey!
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by Ciggy » Fri Sep 10, 2004 11:11 am
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Roooooooooooooneey!
There is no-one anywhere in the world at any stage who is any bigger or any better than this football club.
Kenny Dalglish 1/2/2011
REST IN PEACE PHIL, YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
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REST IN PEACE PHIL, YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
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by Roger Red Hat » Fri Sep 10, 2004 11:50 am
tragic.............they will be rueing the day they sold Forlorn
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Im so happy.
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by shagasaurus80 » Fri Sep 10, 2004 3:29 pm
Ive never heard so much hatred and spite wished on a player on any forum. Maybe its sour grapes cos You lot couldnt afford him
27 years just waiting for a chance to win a major trophy
Give silverwear a glance
For 27 years we've been living next door to city
CITY, WHO THE F*CK ARE CITY
Give silverwear a glance
For 27 years we've been living next door to city
CITY, WHO THE F*CK ARE CITY
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by madred » Sat Sep 11, 2004 1:08 am
Shagasaurus i dont really think you are aware of the s**t that was going on before he joined you with Rooney and Liverpool. Its probably got worse now though so im afraid you just going to have to face the fact that he will be even more despised now. Might i ask do you give Robbie Fowler a warm welcome to your ground?? Hmmmm thought not! 
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by laza » Sat Sep 11, 2004 1:36 am
shagasaurus80 wrote:Ive never heard so much hatred and spite wished on a player on any forum. Maybe its sour grapes cos You lot couldnt afford him
Yes it must be so shocking to your eyes but not shocking enough for you to stop coming here
Forever Red in this life and the next
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by greenred » Sat Sep 11, 2004 2:01 am
shagasaurus80 wrote:Ive never heard so much hatred and spite wished on a player on any forum. Maybe its sour grapes cos You lot couldnt afford him
those ti.ts are hypnotic
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by shagasaurus80 » Sat Sep 11, 2004 3:19 am
Robbie fowler and you think Wayne Rooneys overweight.? I really dont mind him anymore,and dont notice him which is understandable. And Laza,This forum is gr8,well run and a few guys on here really do have a fair opinion,good football knowledge and interesting facts,and Ab-im not refering to you I dont see the big deal in a rival fan coming here ,we have Liverpool fans on ours and it adds a little fun Its a football forum..chill out ! Plus-I have a few friends on here now i wont mention any names (You know who you are)
and you think Wayne Rooneys overweight.? I really dont mind him anymore,and dont notice him which is understandable. And Laza,This forum is gr8,well run and a few guys on here really do have a fair opinion,good football knowledge and interesting facts,and Ab-im not refering to you I dont see the big deal in a rival fan coming here ,we have Liverpool fans on ours and it adds a little fun Its a football forum..chill out ! Plus-I have a few friends on here now i wont mention any names (You know who you are)27 years just waiting for a chance to win a major trophy
Give silverwear a glance
For 27 years we've been living next door to city
CITY, WHO THE F*CK ARE CITY
Give silverwear a glance
For 27 years we've been living next door to city
CITY, WHO THE F*CK ARE CITY
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by madred » Sat Sep 11, 2004 11:19 pm
Do you not remember this match then Shaga when Robbie started a rout not so long ago? By the way i f****n love Oasis.
Man City 4-1 Man Utd
Manchester City completed a torrid week for United with a comprehensive win over their fierce rivals.
United, hoping to forget their European exit, went behind in the third minute when Robbie Fowler touched the ball in.
Jon Macken then swivelled and sent a first-time volley into the corner of the net before Paul Scholes gave the visitors hope with a 20-yard strike.
But Trevor Sinclair pounced after a Mikael Silvestre error and Shaun Wright-Phillips hit a stunning drive.
The scoreline, though, was harsh on United, who lost to their neighbours for only the third time in Sir Alex Ferguson's 17-year reign.
The visitors hit the woodwork twice and always looked more dangerous on the attack but still contrived to be behind at half-time.
The match started at a frenetic pace, Scholes adding to an already electric atmosphere inside the City of Manchester Stadium wth a late, lunging tackle on Michael Tarnat.
But the City fans were in dreamland moments later when Fowler gave them the perfect start.
The former Liverpool striker beat Phil Neville to Antoine Sibierski's flick-on before calmly slotting the ball under Tim Howard's body.
United almost cut short the celebrations a minute later when City keeper David James palmed away a fierce Scholes shot straight into the path of Ronaldo, who smacked his effort onto the foot of the post.
KEY MOMENTS
3 mins: Fowler fires City into the lead
32 mins: Macken doubles City's lead against the run of play
35 mins: Scholes powers home to reduce the deficit
73 mins: Sinclair pounces to put City in control
90 mins: Wright-Phillips completes United's misery
The visitors continued to carve out openings, but with an equaliser looking almost inevitable, United suddenly found themselves two goals behind.
Former United trainee Jon Macken latched onto a loose ball and his shot on the turn squeezed through Mikael Silvestre's legs and inside the post.
But their two-goal cushion lasted less than three minutes as Giggs laid off Ronaldo's cross to Scholes, who lashed the ball home.
City, looking for a win in the first derby staged at the City of Manchester stadium, were reeling and Ronaldo came agonisingly close to an equaliser when his curling shot came off the crossbar.
Man Utd's complete collapse in the last few weeks is not good for the Premiership.
From A.S
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The Portuguese winger was again involved moments later when his cross just evaded Scholes' outstretched foot.
The half-time whistle saved City from the barrage and Kevin Keegan responded by bringing on Paul Bosvelt and Sinclair for Claudio Reyna and Steve McManaman.
However, United continued to look the more likely scorers after the break, but as in the first half, Ferguson's side were hit by a sucker punch.
Sinclair pounced on a dreadful error by Silvestre, who miskicked his lay-off to Wes Brown, and lifted the ball over a stranded Howard.
With full-time approaching, Wright-Phillips unleashed a ferocious shot to complete a stunning win and leave the Premiership champions 12 points behind leaders Arsenal with 10 games remaining.
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Man City: James, Dunne, Van Buyten, Distin, Wright-Phillips, Reyna (Bosvelt 45), Sibierski (Jihai 84), McManaman (Sinclair 45), Tarnat, Macken, Fowler.
Subs not used: Arason, Wanchope.
Booked: Distin.
Man Utd: Howard, Phil Neville, Brown, Silvestre, O'Shea, Ronaldo (Solskjaer 72), Fletcher, Butt, Giggs (Forlan 77), Scholes, van Nistelrooy.
Subs not used: Carroll, Bellion, Lynch.
Booked: Butt, Scholes.
Attendance: 47,284.
Referee: S Bennett (Kent).
Man City 4-1 Man Utd
Manchester City completed a torrid week for United with a comprehensive win over their fierce rivals.
United, hoping to forget their European exit, went behind in the third minute when Robbie Fowler touched the ball in.
Jon Macken then swivelled and sent a first-time volley into the corner of the net before Paul Scholes gave the visitors hope with a 20-yard strike.
But Trevor Sinclair pounced after a Mikael Silvestre error and Shaun Wright-Phillips hit a stunning drive.
The scoreline, though, was harsh on United, who lost to their neighbours for only the third time in Sir Alex Ferguson's 17-year reign.
The visitors hit the woodwork twice and always looked more dangerous on the attack but still contrived to be behind at half-time.
The match started at a frenetic pace, Scholes adding to an already electric atmosphere inside the City of Manchester Stadium wth a late, lunging tackle on Michael Tarnat.
But the City fans were in dreamland moments later when Fowler gave them the perfect start.
The former Liverpool striker beat Phil Neville to Antoine Sibierski's flick-on before calmly slotting the ball under Tim Howard's body.
United almost cut short the celebrations a minute later when City keeper David James palmed away a fierce Scholes shot straight into the path of Ronaldo, who smacked his effort onto the foot of the post.
KEY MOMENTS
3 mins: Fowler fires City into the lead
32 mins: Macken doubles City's lead against the run of play
35 mins: Scholes powers home to reduce the deficit
73 mins: Sinclair pounces to put City in control
90 mins: Wright-Phillips completes United's misery
The visitors continued to carve out openings, but with an equaliser looking almost inevitable, United suddenly found themselves two goals behind.
Former United trainee Jon Macken latched onto a loose ball and his shot on the turn squeezed through Mikael Silvestre's legs and inside the post.
But their two-goal cushion lasted less than three minutes as Giggs laid off Ronaldo's cross to Scholes, who lashed the ball home.
City, looking for a win in the first derby staged at the City of Manchester stadium, were reeling and Ronaldo came agonisingly close to an equaliser when his curling shot came off the crossbar.
Man Utd's complete collapse in the last few weeks is not good for the Premiership.
From A.S
Have your say on 606
The Portuguese winger was again involved moments later when his cross just evaded Scholes' outstretched foot.
The half-time whistle saved City from the barrage and Kevin Keegan responded by bringing on Paul Bosvelt and Sinclair for Claudio Reyna and Steve McManaman.
However, United continued to look the more likely scorers after the break, but as in the first half, Ferguson's side were hit by a sucker punch.
Sinclair pounced on a dreadful error by Silvestre, who miskicked his lay-off to Wes Brown, and lifted the ball over a stranded Howard.
With full-time approaching, Wright-Phillips unleashed a ferocious shot to complete a stunning win and leave the Premiership champions 12 points behind leaders Arsenal with 10 games remaining.
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Man City: James, Dunne, Van Buyten, Distin, Wright-Phillips, Reyna (Bosvelt 45), Sibierski (Jihai 84), McManaman (Sinclair 45), Tarnat, Macken, Fowler.
Subs not used: Arason, Wanchope.
Booked: Distin.
Man Utd: Howard, Phil Neville, Brown, Silvestre, O'Shea, Ronaldo (Solskjaer 72), Fletcher, Butt, Giggs (Forlan 77), Scholes, van Nistelrooy.
Subs not used: Carroll, Bellion, Lynch.
Booked: Butt, Scholes.
Attendance: 47,284.
Referee: S Bennett (Kent).
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by shagasaurus80 » Sun Sep 12, 2004 12:50 am
Once again Madred delves into the history archives And once again-another team is used to back up your team. Its no good throwing a single game at me cos youre big enough and old enough(ahem) to know -even the best teams have an off day. Know wot i mean Paul?
And once again-another team is used to back up your team. Its no good throwing a single game at me cos youre big enough and old enough(ahem) to know -even the best teams have an off day. Know wot i mean Paul?27 years just waiting for a chance to win a major trophy
Give silverwear a glance
For 27 years we've been living next door to city
CITY, WHO THE F*CK ARE CITY
Give silverwear a glance
For 27 years we've been living next door to city
CITY, WHO THE F*CK ARE CITY
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by madred » Sun Sep 12, 2004 1:03 am
You did mention that you dont hear of Robbie anymore and you were just presuming that he had done the damage to you in a Liverpool shirt but hey presto he come back to haunt you once again!! Get stunned my young apprentice! If fatty granny humper pie bum does half of what Robbie has at club level he will have done well. To think you would have revelled in that 4-1 win if you were born in the city!!
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