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:LOL: nope. I watched the cats on BBC2 instead :D

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l relegated it to the second TV and just kept half a eye on it.

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You or the old lady ;):D

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There is only one boss in our household and it ain't me.:D

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Yet another loss, time for Westley to go. If he hasn't gone by Monday lunch then I am starting a petition to get him removed from the club.

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United exploring possibility of back of the shirt sponsor.

http://bit.ly/1tPgiY9

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Not surprising. The pitches will be painted soon. Chevy might want to get a car on as well which I reckon Man Utd should allow as a good gesture for that nice deal they done for Man Utd :)

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If man utd get cars on the pitch can Chelsea have buses

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Red London buses :shocked: Well i guess red is growing on people. Tottenham are a good example most recently coming to terms with red on their kit :p: Arsene will get the 2CVs over.

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Yet more money grabbing greed from a club that has totally lost its roots and where it came from.:rolleyes:

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Says the man who's team supported a violent racist simply because they knew they'd be nothing without him. Sorry, Den, I'm no Man U apologist but Liverpool have been disgusting recently.

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Personally l am glad Liverpool got shot of him as he was giving the club a terrible reputation.

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No. Liverpool gave itself a bad reputation. Suarez cannot be blamed. Liverpool FC had numerous opportunities to get rid and protect the club from the get go but allowed the situation to get worse.

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England looking average again with the most over-rated player of his generation contributing little.

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I'm worried about this so called rebuilding project. Firstly, I cannot believe how weak our qualifying group is. When you consider the quality of our opposition it is almost a scandal that this is a qualifying grouobfor a major international tournament. However, that aside, it means we will arrive at the euros without this rebuilt team ever having faced a serious competetive test. So with that in mind it seems that we have to find a way of creating that competetion from within. So why, I find myself asking, are we fielding such strong sides against the likes of San Marino at home? I don't think the first half on Thursday would have been quite as lacklustre if the team wasn't full of players who are fairly sure that they're a confirmed part of the project.

Tonight has been better, but arguably it's been the likes of Delph - players who are in and out of the team and playing for their shirts - who have performed.

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Rooney scores!