EPL Gameweek 6 Discussion

[1ke]

Just watched this.....Y'all silly. Nice for that United team to show up for 1 half of soccer. 2nd half looked more like United Spuds I'm used to. Can't complain too much. 75% possession, 2 posts, and 3 super soft goals leads to 23 years of laughter.

I admit. I laughed all the way to half time knowing I have seen this story so many times before with Tottenham. Today wasn't to be. And they got what they deserved for playing like that to start. All good. Well pound the Spuds in London tho.....Always do.

It was great to see Caulker tho. A real young talent who IMO is the truth. United will buy him in 2 years.

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[Fappin Raptor]

Thank you Spurs. Sitting in 2nd now.

[WrightStuff]

Just watched this.....Y'all silly. Nice for that United team to show up for 1 half of soccer. 2nd half looked more like United Spuds I'm used to. Can't complain too much. 75% possession, 2 posts, and 3 super soft goals leads to 23 years of laughter.

I admit. I laughed all the way to half time knowing I have seen this story so many times before with Tottenham. Today wasn't to be. And they got what they deserved for playing like that to start. All good. Well pound the Spuds in London tho.....Always do.

It was great to see Caulker tho. A real young talent who IMO is the truth. United will buy him in 2 years.

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[CaribbeanJoseph]

He hella mad

[1ke]

He hella mad

Aye, dropping points is never acceptable. Why would I be happy with dropping points at home? None the less, to a club who hasnt won in OT for 23 years....

Oh yea, thats right, its the small time clubs who seem to believe in moral victories. Enjoy 8th this year fellas. (With the exception of mgoblue)

[CaribbeanJoseph]

Aye, dropping points is never acceptable. Why would I be happy with dropping points at home? None the less, to a club who hasnt won in OT for 23 years....

Oh yea, thats right, its the small time clubs who seem to believe in moral victories. Enjoy 8th this year fellas. (With the exception of mgoblue)

[NAHSTE]

Oh yea, thats right, its the small time clubs who seem to believe in moral victories.

:fergie:
:kagawa:

[Rudi]

Oh yea, thats right, its the small time clubs who seem to believe in moral victories. Enjoy 8th this year fellas. (With the exception of mgoblue)

[1ke]

I dont get it?...

[Woy]

[mgoblue2290]

I dont get it?...

I don't either. I was under the impression that was a shot at Liverpool, not Man City. And it would appear the Citeh fans are referring to the most dominant team in English football over the past 20 years as a small time club.

[Rudi]

Not sure who the peckerwood at ESPN was who thought "hey lets put QPR/West Ham as our Monday primetime game on TV" but fuck them.

[NAHSTE]

I don't either. I was under the impression that was a shot at Liverpool, not Man City. And it would appear the Citeh fans are referring to the most dominant team in English football over the past 20 years as a small time club.

I can't speak for others, but I was laughing at both the saltiness and the elitism, especially coming from a guy who once lectured Rudi and I on being "glory seekers" or "bandwagon" fans. (I do believe Woy and Chrispy are Tottenham supporters, btw.) Pretty funny to see 1ke be such an elitist douche, one who gets so salty when his club loses that he belittles smaller clubs, yet also chides those who choose to support a big club.

Must be nice to choose to support the most dominant team in English football though, like you said.

[seaplus]

so much pissing and moaning by united fans even when they win. it's great to see them lose every now and then

[mgoblue2290]

I can't speak for others, but I was laughing at both the saltiness and the elitism, especially coming from a guy who once lectured Rudi and I on being "glory seekers" or "bandwagon" fans. (I do believe Woy and Chrispy are Tottenham supporters, btw.) Pretty funny to see 1ke be such an elitist douche, one who gets so salty when his club loses that he belittles smaller clubs, yet also chides those who choose to support a big club.

Must be nice to choose to support the most dominant team in English football though, like you said.

Any American soccer fan is a bandwagoner in some sense. However, you lose that status by supporting your club through success and failure. My years as a Liverpool fan so far have been far from illustrious. If Man City were to go bankrupt and drop down to League 1, you'd see all the bandwagoners leave and go elsewhere.

Hell you could argue most UK fans are too because I doubt their favorite teams are the local club down the road toiling in whatever Division 7 in England is called.