Since signing for United, Wayne Rooney has always had a brilliant relationship with our fans. Ignoring his great ability and the goals he scores for a minute, his passion and his determination to see that United win always keeps us on side. He could be having a lousy game, but he’d still got his song [...]

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I’ve made no secret of my feelings towards FC United of Manchester. I don’t like them. I don’t like this idea of fans who used to come to Old Trafford every week deciding to turn their back on the club.
Had FC United formed in 1999, with those fans turning their backs on the most successful [...]

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It’s funny how this myth goes around that Manchester is a City supporting location. Mancunians opt to support the blues, whilst United fans claim their fanbase from the home counties. Of course, this is perfect logic, isn’t it? One of the most widely supported clubs in the World couldn’t possible appeal to people from Manchester, [...]

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As our players paraded the European Cup around the Luzhniki Stadium, our fans sang song after song about our success. With another trophy to our name, one of our chants was updated. “We’ve won it three times, we’ve won it three tiiiiiiimes, without killing anyone, we’ve won it three times.”
This is a chant I’ve seen [...]

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The usual hacks got all excited when they saw that Manchester United were awarded a penalty for a good tackle at Old Trafford, with their ‘what a surprise’ articles and ‘only at Old Trafford’ remarks.
Of course, there’s this myth that United get it all their own way at home, with referees like putty in our hands. If [...]

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After previously getting Tim Burgess of The Charlatans to give a few minutes to talk about United, proper red Terry Christian has spoken to Republik of Mancunia about several United related topics.
Christian, Old Trafford born and bred, got his first gig at local BBC Radio stations, with his ‘Barbed Wireless’ programme winning Sony Awards in [...]

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Manchester United have been fined for the 7 yellow cards the players picked up in Sunday’s 1-1 draw away to Chelsea. The number of cards would suggest there was some kind of bloodbath on show, which certainly wasn’t the case at all. United committed 22 fouls whilst Chelsea committed 18.
In the midlands derby between West [...]

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When one team is awarded 7 yellow cards in a match, you would imagine the game to have resembled something like a blood bath. Crunching tackles, studs in the air, violent altercations.
Reports suggested that Mike Riley had been given the job because he wasn’t hated by either side. If United fans didn’t have a problem [...]

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We’ve heard quite a lot from our former defender, Gary Pallister, over recent weeks. It was only the other day he was praising United and insisting this wasn’t going to be Liverpool’s year.
However, following our 0-0 draw with Villarreal, he’s come out with some rather odd comments, suggesting maybe he hasn’t been paying as much [...]

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Sir Alex Ferguson has been waging war on referee’s boss, Keith Hackett, for some time now, looking at the inconsistencies of the FA and the referee’s under Hackett’s guidance.
Towards the start of last season, Ferguson pointed out the slipping standards in refereeing, saying that the buck stopped with Hackett.
“At the summer conference, [referees' chief] Keith [...]

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The football fan that has confused me more than any other is the England fan who will sing Wayne Rooney’s name when they’re at Wembley, yet will come to Old Trafford the following week and chant “you fat bastard!” whenever he’s on the ball.
How does the England fan do it? Passionately support a team that [...]

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I am no stranger to starting rants targeted at the FA, for what I find to be increasingly unacceptable behaviour and rulings. They are bloody clueless and seem to delight on really digging the knife in to our club and players.
They have been guilty countless times of punishing one player a certain way, yet when [...]

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The City fans were going nuts outside Wastelands yesterday, celebrating their new takeover. It certainly isn’t a case of once bitten, twice shy, following the disastrous takeover by Thaksin Shinawatra. Despite being described as “a human rights abuser of the worst kind”, the City lot were more than happy to have him in charge of [...]

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Before I get too deep in to this article, I want to make it clear at no point do I agree with or condone what Roy Keane did to Alfe-Inge Haaland. Whilst it’s always good to see tough battles for the ball between our players and our opponents, particularly our hated rivals, there’s no way [...]

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Peter Kenyon, a supposed life-long Manchester United fan, famously blew our deal with PSG’s Ronaldinho. Having agreed a fee for the player, who would become the FIFA World Player of the Year for the following two seasons, Kenyon got wind that Barcelona’s last bid was a couple of million quid short of the price we [...]

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