Manchester United 2025/2026

Thanks Andy!

The home ‘fans’ would combust if United beat them…

The Yanited fans are yapping like a non league team getting ready to play Spurs in the 3rd round of the FA cup.

3 Likes

This will be their Mark Robins moment for coach Amorim

Ruh oh seems to be a bit of bother from the talk of the devils night in cork. Stuff getting furiously deleted from Twitter now.

1 Like

Would tally with respected forumite reports of similar behavior on hurling terraces this Spring.

I’m in bother

1 Like

What happened?

https://archive.ph/rODPf

https://archive.ph/ydBFP

Lads going to this yoke while Ireland are playing is a fairly sad indictment

6 Likes

Absolutely fucking tragic. Not unlike Liverpool fans in Ireland claiming Liverpool isn’t part of the uk.

1 Like

Absolutely tragic that a footix driven demented by Liverpool’s success would go the trouble of making stuff up.

Absolutely fucking tragic.

So on this podcast thing: they sell tickets on the premise of being ITK and ask a room full of lads to keep all discussed rumours within the room? I don’t know what Mittens and Co were expecting tbh.

1 Like

What’s the issue?

The lads have let Mittens down badly here. Wouldn’t blame him if he refused to have anyore dealings with Paddy Footix

‘We’re not English, we’re Scouse’ is latched onto by Irish lads trying to cover up their own shame over slurping from the tan soup bowl.

+1. Bizarre Footix behaviour when the national team are playing at the same time. The same fellas who attended also probably bemoan international breaks and count the days until the premier league is back.

“Liverpool has always seen itself as separate from the rest of the country. As a city, it has more in common with Belfast and Glasgow than it does with London. There was the big influx of Irish and, because it’s a port, it’s always been international. We look to America and Ireland - to New York and Dublin - more than we look to London.”

So they don’t like London. People in Ireland don’t like Dublin either.

“People in Ireland”