It basically depends on the respect you have for the Busby Babes who were the target of this outrageous insulting song, and their families, yes it happened a long time ago, but the fatal crash that ended the lives of so many people is remembered and mourned still to this very day.

You find it so hard to type or say the words Manchester United or Man Utd or Man United , yet can say Liverpool, Barcelona, Arsenal ,Birmingham etc… then exactly how deep does your love for Manchester United really go?

If SKY Sports uses it, that still doesnt make it okay, you can at least make the difference on this board and have respect for the Older supporters who find this term disgraceful, its no wonder that even the scousers can question the loyalty of most Manchester United supporters, its because of things like these that supporters are fighting each other about, honestly, if you cannot make the little effort to respect those offended by this term, then those kind of supporters referred to by the scousers is aimed at you….

Even if you dont use the term in an offensive way, that makes no difference, its the history of this term that makes it offensive…

Would you name your kid “Hitler” even though its just a name?? i hope not…cos then u would be a fool.
Man U is not a term United fans refer to themselves as. The term is only used by other supporters as a complete and utter insult to our club. The “u” is meant to be “you” by the rival fans. An early example of its usage is this chant by West Brom fans: “Duncan Edwards is manure, rotting in his grave, man you are manure- rotting in your grave”. The origin of “Man u” is a song to insult the dead Duncan Edwards. Liverpool and Leeds fans copied this with their own man you /u versions to insult all of the lads who died at munich. “Man U Man U went on a plane Man U Man U never came back again” and.. “Man U Never Intended Coming Home” (if you combine the first letter of each word you get the word “munich”).

Seeing Saha again sure brought thoughts to our clear need for a larger, stronger forward – thankfully Fergie has already done his January shopping with Mame Biram Diouf, a 6 foot 1 strong attacker. We also get Adem Ljajik – supposedly the new Kaka – which will give us options in attacking midfield.

Chelski seem very consistent and their games during Cup of Africa seem very winnable even without Essien and Drogba, so it will be interesting to see if we are even more consistent with a necessary win against them at home this spring.

4 in a row would be history and an unbelievable achievement! The media has not even tipped us to win 1 so it would be Fergies crowning moment.

Adds further weight to the Fletcher player of the season drum!

Tim Cahill is a decent lad, I was expecting the worst when both him and van Der Sar going for the ball, he raised both of his legs just before he collide with VDS.