Football season 2013/14

[crad]

Now fergie has gone, looks like Howard Webb is off the Bankroll

[crad]

How did The Dirtyleeds go on against Blackburn...?

[Pete]

Now fergie has gone, looks like Howard Webb is off the Bankroll

Moved to CFC from what I can tell...

[Father Jack]

Mourinho - "There are no divers at Chelski, no one, absolutely none"
Rest of the world - Oscar ???

[madmark]

Slightly happy about the Arsenal result!!!

[Kev]

There’s a new factor in play this season – something that can cheer you up, relieve the pain of a defeat, make things seem brighter in dark hours. It’s a beautiful thing, a gift from divine providence – the kind of phenomenon that can make you believe that there is some benign quality to whoever it is that’s running things in this crazy world. It only really applies to football so far - but maybe it’s the kind of thing we need to act more generally in a country suffering under the cosh of the coalition. But it’ll do for the moment – it’s certainly made me feel better. The name of this feel-good factor? It’s David Moyes’ Man U. What a wonderful Man U manager Moyes is making. Long may he reign. Today, his latest gift to us is a last-minute defeat at home to Swansea, knocking the media darlings out of the FA Cup – and a tasty red card into the bargain. Delicious.

[crad]

Isn't it funny when you text a scummer after a defeat, there phones don't work either...!! Also the mighty Yorkshite team did an extremely decent job of bowing out of our American sponsored F.A Cup..

[Pete]

There’s a new factor in play this season – something that can cheer you up, relieve the pain of a defeat, make things seem brighter in dark hours. It’s a beautiful thing, a gift from divine providence – the kind of phenomenon that can make you believe that there is some benign quality to whoever it is that’s running things in this crazy world. It only really applies to football so far - but maybe it’s the kind of thing we need to act more generally in a country suffering under the cosh of the coalition. But it’ll do for the moment – it’s certainly made me feel better. The name of this feel-good factor? It’s David Moyes’ Man U. What a wonderful Man U manager Moyes is making. Long may he reign. Today, his latest gift to us is a last-minute defeat at home to Swansea, knocking the media darlings out of the FA Cup – and a tasty red card into the bargain. Delicious.

Totally agree, however I didn't expect him to be this incompetent! I sort of want him to win the fizzy pop insurance beer cup so he doesn't get fired too soon!!!

[wrecsamfan]

I bet all of a sudden the "insert name of sponsor here" League Cup will become a major trophy again!

[Father Jack]

There’s a new factor in play this season – something that can cheer you up, relieve the pain of a defeat, make things seem brighter in dark hours. It’s a beautiful thing, a gift from divine providence – the kind of phenomenon that can make you believe that there is some benign quality to whoever it is that’s running things in this crazy world. It only really applies to football so far - but maybe it’s the kind of thing we need to act more generally in a country suffering under the cosh of the coalition. But it’ll do for the moment – it’s certainly made me feel better. The name of this feel-good factor? It’s David Moyes’ Man U. What a wonderful Man U manager Moyes is making. Long may he reign. Today, his latest gift to us is a last-minute defeat at home to Swansea, knocking the media darlings out of the FA Cup – and a tasty red card into the bargain. Delicious.

+1

[madmark]

There’s a new factor in play this season – something that can cheer you up, relieve the pain of a defeat, make things seem brighter in dark hours. It’s a beautiful thing, a gift from divine providence – the kind of phenomenon that can make you believe that there is some benign quality to whoever it is that’s running things in this crazy world. It only really applies to football so far - but maybe it’s the kind of thing we need to act more generally in a country suffering under the cosh of the coalition. But it’ll do for the moment – it’s certainly made me feel better. The name of this feel-good factor? It’s David Moyes’ Man U. What a wonderful Man U manager Moyes is making. Long may he reign. Today, his latest gift to us is a last-minute defeat at home to Swansea, knocking the media darlings out of the FA Cup – and a tasty red card into the bargain. Delicious.

There are many people (many many many many people) who agree with this prose.....I for one!

[tallfruit]

what can i say we have had 20years on top cant stay there all the time, ask any liverpool fan who was around in the 70's, didnt expect it to fall apart this quick though, but like at anfield when liverpool fell from grace, the fear factor went and once it gone its very hard to get back, be years before we challenge again, and as for the micket mouse cup you can keep it, always been a joke cup anyway

[Kev]

what can i say we have had 20years on top cant stay there all the time, ask any liverpool fan who was around in the 70's, didnt expect it to fall apart this quick though, but like at anfield when liverpool fell from grace, the fear factor went and once it gone its very hard to get back, be years before we challenge again, and as for the micket mouse cup you can keep it, always been a joke cup anyway

For a Leeds United fan such as myself,it was shaping up as a weekend to be crying into our beer and staying inside to sulk. Thank you Swansea for your help and what you’ve done to the myth. Thank you Mr Moyes for essaying a Fergie-Lite style of management that appears to be working just as we anti-Dark Side sympathisers might wish. Most of all thanks to the Man U owners for such an enlightened appointment. Stick by Agent Moyes; hopefully he has much more to achieve yet in the dismantling of Man U.The chosen one !! indeed.

[Father Jack]

Absolutely !!

[wrecsamfan]

Now come on lads. It's not good to gloat.......no..........sorry........can't hold it in........